Description

Suluguni fried Pohlebkin
It was getting dark... I was Walking along the rows of cheese in the supermarket and my eyes fell on the shelf with cheese Suluguni. In memory immediately surfaced recently read a book by V. V. Pokhlebkin about the Georgian cuisine. The Georgians, in General, only cheese is done!!! Here's what the Maestro says about it. "If the European cuisine a variety of cheeses make up the membership basically any snack or dessert table, the Georgian cuisine they are used in the preparation of hot dishes, both the second and the first (gadazelili). In Georgian cuisine cheese or tenderize boiled in milk, fried on a skewer and pan-fried in oil, baked in pastry, soaked, pounded, flavored with oil and spices." In that same book contains a recipe for fried cheese Suluguni. What will we do, and we... On the website there are three similar recipe, but I will venture to lay out his as I tried not to deviate from the classical technique described in the book and make the dish authentic.

Ingredients

  • Suluguni cheese

    3 piece

  • Rice flour

    2 Tbsp

  • Garlic

  • Vegetable oil

    2 Tbsp

Cooking

step-0
Here the main character, pepper. In the shop there were several types, I chose the closest to Georgia, produced in Adygea.
step-1
So it is recommended to cut. Rather, nearly so, I sliced a little thinner.
step-2
Dip them in flour. Maestro recommends rice, and I fully agree with him. See, cheese is almost dry, and the flour stuck quite firmly and does not fall off even if you turn. Besides, she's not making products that slightly bread taste like regular flour. One piece I have sprinkled dried garlic. As shown later tasting, this is unnecessary, although fans is not forbidden.
step-3
Put into a pan with paracalanus pre-oil, sprinkle the top of the remnants of flour off the plates and fry on medium heat for 3-4 minutes under the lid.
step-4
Turn over and another 3-4 minutes without lid.
step-5
Ready. Fresh Georgian lavash is perfectly suited to this delicious and simple dish.
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