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Chanakhi with sweet pepper

5 servings

90 minutes

Chakhokhbili with sweet pepper is a traditional Georgian dish that embodies the coziness and richness of Caucasian flavors. It is prepared using the slow-cooking method, allowing the ingredients to reveal their full palette of aromas. Tender lamb soaked in the juiciness of eggplants, potatoes, and sweet peppers harmonizes with fragrant spices and fresh herbs. Fatty tail adds richness to the dish, while garlic and basil give it a light spiciness. Historically, chakhokhbili was considered an ideal meal for family gatherings where flavors and aromas created an atmosphere of warm hospitality. It is served hot alongside fresh herbs, crispy lavash, and red wine, highlighting the true gastronomic luxury of this Georgian treat.

Energy value per serving
CaloriesProteinsFatsCarbohydrates
802.8
kcal
37.8g
grams
61g
grams
26.6g
grams
Cooking steps
  • 1

    Cut the tail fat into small cubes and the meat into large pieces, about two by two centimeters.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Lamb tail fat (kurdyuk)100 g
    2. Lamb1 kg
  • 2

    Cut the vegetables — eggplant, pepper, potatoes, tomatoes, and onion into equal large cubes. Chop the greens and garlic.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Eggplant400 g
    2. Red sweet pepper200 g
    3. New potatoes200 g
    4. Beefsteak tomatoes400 g
    5. Red onion350 g
    6. Parsley80 g
    7. Garlic40 g
  • 3

    In a thick-bottomed pot, layer the prepared ingredients in the following order: lamb fat, meat, vegetables, greens, garlic, salt, and pepper.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Lamb tail fat (kurdyuk)100 g
    2. Lamb1 kg
    3. Eggplant400 g
    4. Red sweet pepper200 g
    5. New potatoes200 g
    6. Beefsteak tomatoes400 g
    7. Red onion350 g
    8. Parsley80 g
    9. Garlic40 g
    10. Cilantro (coriander leaves)80 g
    11. Green basil80 g
    12. Savory (summer savory)35 g
    13. Red chili pepper15 g
    14. Salt to taste
    15. Ground black pepper to taste
  • 4

    Covering with a lid, bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce the temperature so that the chanakhi simmers. Usually, if the meat is chilled and young, one hour is enough. If you're unsure about the tenderness of the meat, you can increase the cooking time to 1.5–2 hours.

  • 5

    Chanakhi is served hot. Red wine, fresh herbs, and lavash would be a wonderful accompaniment to this dish.

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