This is achma with meat, not lasagna. I don't care what will you say, it's Georgian dish, with Georgian flavor and traditional achma dough.
500
500
gr.
red bell pepper
50
50
gr.
red pepper
10
10
gr.
garlic
40
40
gr.
coriander
40
40
gr.
utsko suneli
35
35
gr.
fresh coriander
1.2
1.2
kg.
minced beef
500
500
gr.
tomatoes
300
300
ml.
matsoni
3
3
eggs
400
400
gr.
butter
500
500
gr.
flour
First of all, let's make a dough. Mix flour, eggs and 200 grams of matsoni. Knead until you have a smooth, springy dough. You can also add some water. Roll out the dough, cut into desired size and boil. Then cool it down in a cold water and leave for a while.
At the same time, blend washed red pepper, peeled garlic, spicy red pepper, tomatoes, coriander and utskho suneli, add a pinch of salt and you will get an ajika.
Prepare the minced beef for frying - put in a hot pan with already poured oil. When it will be cooked, add adjka and chopped coriander.
Let's "built" our achma. You will need a baking form, or anything that will sustain dough and stuffing. Melt some butter, put the piece of dough into the form and apply the butter on it, then add some stuffing. Re-do the same process as many times as you want.
How To Serve
Bake the "built" achma in oven, at 180 degrees, for about 25 minutes, until it will become crispy and golden.
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