grandma', a photo from Arges, West

Photographer's Note

Romanian recipes bear the same influences as the rest of Romanian culture. The Turks have brought meatballs (perişoare in a meatball soup), from the Greeks there is musaca, from the Bulgarians there are a wide variety of vegetable dishes like ghiveci and zacuscă, from the Austrians there is the şniţel and the list could continue.
One of the most common dishes is mămăliga, a cornmeal mush served on its own or as an accompaniment. Pork is the preferred meat, but beef, lamb, and fish are also popular.
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Polonaise (5802) 2008-06-21 5:00 [Comment]

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nicol_g (859) 2008-06-21 6:52

hi-hi, Dane - nu vreau sa ma mai intind la vb.: minunat!
...si inca le mai taie cu ata ?
Cele bune :)

tomescuc (3291) 2008-06-21 22:43 [Comment]

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faubry (35447) 2008-06-22 0:30

buna dan, imi place mult aceasta foto, vechie si tradition Romania..bravo
pa
francine

Coolka (0) 2009-11-27 1:39

Hello Dan,

I wish you have written something about the situation , what, where and for whom is she cooking?
Why? Because it`s a beautiful scene and I`m very best regards
Joanna

jimmyjimmy (5348) 2010-04-23 6:05

Hello Daniel

I like the POV on this image showing the traditional way of preparing a meal. The use of B/W works well. TFS

Jimmy

clic (23760) 2010-04-28 6:47

Hello Daniel
A touching portrait of an experienced woman exulting
truth and resourcefulness.
An allover satisfaction for the eyes.
Thanks for your visit.
Best regards.
Robert