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Georgian numbers above twenty are counted in twenties. Forty is ormotsi, ‘two times twenty’, and sixty is samotsi, ‘three twenties’. Eighty is otkhmotsi, ‘four twenties’.
Churchkhela is a string of nuts dipped many times in grape juice.
Khinkali began as a dish of eastern Georgia’s mountain people.
Lobiani is a Georgian bread filled with spiced beans.
Mtsvadi is Georgian grilled meat, most often pork.
Walnuts go into many Georgian dishes.
Megruli is a round khachapuri, like imeruli, with cheese inside.
Badrijani are fried or baked eggplant slices rolled with walnut paste.
Pkhali is boiled vegetables, chopped fine and mixed with walnut paste.
