Gebjalia

The dish is made by preparing thin sheets of suluguni cheese dough, which is a semi-soft, brined cheese commonly used in Georgian cuisine. The cheese dough is rolled out into thin layers, similar to pastry dough, and then filled with a mixture of fresh herbs. The herbs typically used for filling include various types of mint, spinach, coriander, and other fragrant greens.
Once the cheese dough is filled with the herb mixture, it is carefully rolled up to create a cylindrical shape. The rolled gebjalia is then sliced into individual servings and often served cold. It's a delightful dish that offers a combination of creamy, tangy cheese and the aromatic freshness of the herbs.
Gebjalia is commonly enjoyed as an appetizer or a side dish during Georgian feasts and celebrations. It's a testament to the country's culinary diversity, showcasing how simple ingredients can be transformed into a flavorful and unique dish. Just like many Georgian dishes, gebjalia highlights the importance of fresh, locally sourced ingredients and the art of combining them to create a harmonious blend of taste and texture.