
Chashushuli Georgian style
Beef or lamb, stewed for a long time with spices and onions in a tomato sauce until all ingredients are fully softened, and that is Chashushuli Georgian style. The meat, even if initially tough and with fibers, becomes extraordinarily tender, it can be eaten with lips.
Caloric content: 95 kcal per 100 grams of the dish.
Ingredients
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- beef - 500 g;
- white onion - 500 g;
- tomato juice with pulp - 300 g;
- bell pepper (preferably different colors) - 300 g;
- parsley + cilantro - total 50 g;
- butter - 30 g;
- garlic - 4-5 cloves;
- rosemary - 2-3 sprigs;
- hops-suneli - 2 tsp;
- hot pepper - 1/3 pod or to taste;
- salt - to taste.
The cooking time for Chashushuli Georgian style depends on the toughness of the meat. Veal or young lamb will soften faster, while tougher meat will take more time. On average, the whole process takes one and a half hours.
Preparation
- Add the chopped greens and keep the mixture on the heat under the lid for 3 minutes. Chashushuli Georgian style is ready.
Chashushuli is served in a large plate or directly from the frying pan while hot. A side dish for this dish is traditionally not needed, just fresh herbs and bread cakes. But if desired, this tender meat in vegetable sauce can be complemented with potatoes, pasta, or any porridge.




















