Abkhaz cuisine

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Abkhaz cuisine is the traditional food culture of the Abkhaz people of the Caucasus, known for its use of corn-based dishes, fresh dairy products, and spicy seasonings.

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Abkhaz cuisine canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cuisine
intangible cultural heritage
characteristic emphasis on simple, natural ingredients
frequent use of herbs and garlic
moderate use of meat
use of corn-based dishes
use of fermented milk products
use of fresh dairy products
use of spicy seasonings
use of walnut-based sauces
countryOfOrigin Abkhazia NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance associated with traditional hospitality
part of Abkhaz national identity
ethnicGroup Abkhaz people NERFINISHED
hasCondiment sauces based on walnuts and garlic
hasDish abysta
adjika
akhajny
akhartsva
akud
ashvlaguan
cheese-filled cornmeal dishes
mamalyga
region Caucasus
Northwest Caucasus NERFINISHED
relatedCuisine Circassian cuisine
Georgian cuisine
North Caucasian cuisines
servedOn family celebrations
harvest festivals
religious holidays
stapleFood beans
corn bread
cornmeal porridge
dairy products
usesIngredient beans
cheese
corn
dairy products
fish
fruits
garlic
herbs
honey
meat
pepper
sour milk
spices
vegetables
walnuts

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ajika ethnicCuisine Abkhaz cuisine
subject surface form: Ajika