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Satsebeli (Georgian: საწებელი) is a Georgian sauce made of tomato paste, cilantro, garlic, vinegar, pepper, khmeli suneli (a traditional Georgian spicy herbs mixture), water and adjika chili paste. It is very hot.

See also

• List of sauces

References

External links

• Satsebeli. Delishably.com.

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