Mosmula is a dish from Tusheti region. Luka once mentioned, that Georgian noodles are not less tasty than Italian pasta, the only difference is in a variety of shapes and ingredients. Today I cook nontraditional mosmula, but with pasta dough. Instead of young Imeretian cheese, I will use a cheese from Tusheti - kalti. It tastes a lot like a parmesan but frankly, I prefer kalti.
100
100
gr.
flour
1
1
egg
3
3
olive oil
40
40
gr.
onion
40
40
ml.
melted butter - erbo
60
60
ml.
sour cream
5
5
gr.
garlic
30
30
gr.
kalti or young Imeretian cheese
Pour the flour into a bowl, add the egg and olive oil. First, stir with a fork, and when it becomes a little tight - with hands. The dough should get soft and glossy, for this, you have to knead it for a long time without adding excess flour. The dough will be ready when it stops sticking to hands. Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and set aside for a while.
Sauté in melted butter finely chopped onions and garlic. Roll out the dough and form gnocchi.
Cook the noodles in boiling, salted water. You will need about 2-5 minutes (depending on the dough).
How To Serve
Put the dish on a plate, sprinkle with grated kalti or young Imeretian cheese.
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