12 servings
90 minutes
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Another type of Georgian khachapuri is achma. The main difference from other options is that the raw dough for it is slightly boiled, and only after that the khachapuri is assembled: a layer of dough is greased with butter, sprinkled with cheese, covered with dough, and so on. By the way , the dough for achma is always unleavened, and the cheese must be very salty so that everything fits together in harmony. Due to its labor intensity, achma is considered a festive dish, and it is also difficult to prepare in small quantities. But after the holiday, you can eat it over the course of several days, warming it up - this does not harm achma at all.
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