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Ajika with courgettes

Ajika spicy dip from Georgia
Ajika is a very hot and spicy dip used to flavour lots of different foods in Georgia. Despite the combination of big flavours, with red chillies, garlic and a mix of herbs, it all blends together into a super burst of H E A V E N.
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We first made ajika back in 2016 and it’s been a staple at our Eurovision parties since – it’s a very moreish heat. The recipe we used suggested to serve it with griddled courgettes, so that’s been our go-to accompaniment, but you could also serve with crackers, breads, any other vegetables, any other meats… anything. Man, just put it on everything. 

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Our favourite – this is the first recipe we found for ajika made with walnuts and we’ve stuck with it. These courgette slices are unassuming but packed full of punch. Mmm. More please!

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This is a different type of ajika, made with tomatoes and a lot (a lot) of red chillies.