Croatian cuisine
How mortadella went from cold cut to hot item
By the standards of Bologna, Simona Scapin is a mortadella upstart. That's not only because she's young and the sole local producer of certified organic mortadella. Nor is it just because her family has been making mortadella for a mere four decades in the city where the recipe was ordained by papal authority in 1661.
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Slovenian Food Day expands to traditional dishes
Ljubljana – Primary schools and kindergartens will serve traditional Slovenian breakfast on Slovenian Food Day, introducing a novelty this year – a story about traditional farmer dish – to further raise the youth’s awareness of local food and eating habits, also to reduce the amount of food waste and climate impact.
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Consortium of Slovenia’s EU protected foods set up
Ljubljana – A consortium of EU-wide protected crops and food products from Slovenia was established this week at the initiative of the Slovenian Beekeepers’ Association. The consortium will aim to promote the products, act as a united front in providing promotional funds and work on regulating the area, the association said.
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Çiğ Börek | Mucize Lezzetler
Mucize Lezzetler'in bugünkü menüsünde Çiğ Börek var!(Sponsorlu İçerik)
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A series of lapses continues: Vice-President of the Assembly called Italian president "Mr. Mortadella"
A series of lapses continues: Vice-President of the Assembly called Italian president "Mr. Mortadella"
Igor Becic, Vice-President of the Serbian parliament called Italian president "Mortadela" instead of Matarella, and when he tried to correct himself, he failed again.
Polenta pudding, cakes with nuts - Easter Lent yummy courses
A noodle, potato soup or a polenta pudding could be among the dishes the housewives may put on the Lent days' table. If we add here a cake with nuts, the menu would be complete, healthy and tasty.
Photo credit: (c) Maria MITRICA / AGERPRES ARCHIVE
Sister Lucia of Timisoara unveils the secrets of tailoring these less sophisticated, yet delicious meals.