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Rogeroo a scris:The vegetable stew sounds delicious, but I have never like cabbage so the Sarmale I dont think I would like. I'd be willing to try though :flowers:
You should, it doesen`t taste like cabbage...
It tastes...
I can`t describe it, but it`s a mix of many ingredients...
Rogeroo a scris:The vegetable stew sounds delicious, but I have never like cabbage so the Sarmale I dont think I would like. I'd be willing to try though :flowers:
it's not plain cabbage. it is sour cabbage. and you can replace the cabbage with vine leavs
seraphimovic a scris:it's not plain cabbage. it is sour cabbage. and you can replace the cabbage with vine leavs
Vine leaves sound much better :flowers: I'd be willing to try that :flowers:
Rogeroo a scris:Vine leaves sound much betterI'd be willing to try that :flowers:
The new version makes use of meat and rice as main ingredients for the filling...
The older one, back in the days people couldn`t afford meat (WWII&other) uses a little meat and a thing simmilar to corn flower, but has bigger granules...
Some variations include using meat, rice and that thing that probably has no English name (pasat in Romanian)...
Realy hard to explain... But delicious
Couldn`t find the recipe in English, but you can click here for the romanian version, and pictures...
What is a normal romanian breakfast? For me its either toast or cereal.
it really depends. i used to have a glass of milk/tea and some bread slices buttered and with salamy, jam, honey and stuff on them. or another fave of mine, especially in summer, is fried eggs with tomatoes and cucumbers. delicious 
Editat Mar 15 mai 2007 22:08
We don`t have a "standard" or "traditional" breakfast, but most people eat cheese, salamy, ham, bacon, yogurt (without fruits) and plenty of other things that can easily be taken out of the fridge and eaten easily. As liquids, we prefer tea, coffee (of course) or milk.
Cheese, salami and ham seem to be common breakfast foods in all european countries except England! I have had these things for breakfast whenever I have been to other euro countries :flowers: Yum 
no breakfast seem to become common in eastern poor european countries. :P
I never used to eat breakfast, but now i always do :P