Tkemali: The Georgian Sour Plum Sauce That Wakes Up Grilled Meat
Discover tkemali, the Georgian sour plum condiment that brings tart, herby brightness to grilled meat. Learn how Caucasian home cooks make it with a handful of ingredients.
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Discover tkemali, the Georgian sour plum condiment that brings tart, herby brightness to grilled meat. Learn how Caucasian home cooks make it with a handful of ingredients.
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