Cookware: deep bowl, sieve, cup, cutting board, knife, rolling pin, measuring container, slotted spoon, spacious pan, cling film.
Ingredients
| Name | amount |
| Wheat flour | 400-420 g |
| Onion | 1 PC. |
| Minced meat, ready | 300-350 g |
| Zira | 1 tsp |
| Drinking water (room temperature) | 180 ml |
| Ice water | 100 ml |
| Fresh cilantro | 1 bunch |
| Salt | 1 tsp |
| Pepper and seasoning | taste |
Step cooking
Knead the dough
- Dissolve ¼ tsp. salt in 180 ml of water. Sift 400 g of wheat flour into a deep bowl, and leave 20-25 g for the undercutting of the cutting surfaces.

- In the center of the flour sifted with a knoll, make a deepening, pour water with salt and knead a tight dough, kneading it for at least 10 minutes.

- Roll the dough into a ball, wrap it in a plastic bag and leave at room temperature for 40 minutes.

Cooking stuffing
- Chop one large onion into small cubes.

- A bunch of fresh cilantro (only leaves) is very finely chopped.

- Put chopped onions in a separate cup, pour in ¼ tsp. salt and mash hands until juice appears. Add onion ready minced assorted minced meat (150 g of pork and beef), passed through a large meat grinder. Grind with hands 1 tsp. zirs and add to the minced meat.

- Send finely chopped greens, a pinch of ground black pepper (optionally, red hot pepper) to the same place and mix well.

- Pour 100 ml of ice-cold water portionwise into the finished filling with constant stirring.

- Cover the minced meat with a film or plastic bag and send for 15-20 minutes. in the fridge.

We form khinkali
- Lightly knead the leavened dough and divide into 10 parts.

- From each piece to form a ball, fold on a cutting surface and cover with cellophane or film. Remove the minced meat from the refrigerator and mix thoroughly.

- Roll out dough balls 1-2 mm thick.

- In the center of each cake, put a full tablespoon of the filling.

- Pinch the edges so that you get a “bag”. And there should be 16-18 pinches.

- Twist the top of the “bag” into a tight tourniquet and tear off or cut off the long end so that the “tail” is no more than 2 cm long.

Cooking Georgian Dumplings
- In a boiling water over a large fire in a spacious pan, drop a pinch of salt. Gently lower a few khinkali pieces and cook until tender 10-12 minutes.

- Remove each khinkali separately with a slotted spoon and place on a serving dish or immediately in portioned plates. Sprinkle each serving with ground black pepper and serve hot to the table.

Video recipe
Watch a very detailed video about the technology of cooking a classic Georgian dish - khinkali. The simplest method of cooking and cooking Georgian dumplings is demonstrated here.
















