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Boiled spinach bound with walnut paste — a Georgian vegetable pâté.
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Pkhali can be made from many vegetables, not just spinach, and it's a staple of the Georgian feast table. The nutty richness of walnut and a touch of vinegar tame the vegetable's rawness, and it has long served as a valuable protein source during fasting periods.
Blanch the spinach, shock in cold water, and squeeze out the liquid firmly.
Blend the walnuts, garlic, and wine vinegar into a paste.
Finely chop the spinach and mix thoroughly with the walnut paste.
Season with salt.
Shape into small bite-sized mounds and arrange on a plate.
Garnish with cilantro to finish.