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Large chunks of pork marinated in onion and grilled on long skewers over charcoal — Armenian barbecue.
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Khorovats is Armenia's national barbecue: pork or lamb is cut into large pieces, marinated with onion and spices, threaded onto long iron skewers, and grilled over charcoal. It's essential on weekends, holidays, and when entertaining, eaten with lavash (thin flatbread) and khorovats salad made by chopping eggplant, tomatoes, and peppers grilled alongside.
Cut the pork into large 4–5cm cubes.
Slice 2 onions and rub into the pork with the salt, pepper, and paprika; marinate overnight.
Thread the meat onto skewers and grill over charcoal for 15–20 minutes, turning, until cooked through.
Grill the eggplant, tomatoes, and green peppers whole, peel, chop, and toss with salt to make the grilled vegetable salad.
Slice the remaining onion.
Lay lavash on a platter, top with the meat, and serve with the onion, cilantro, and grilled vegetable salad.