This is a friend from Fagaras (Transylvania) at one of the traditional products fairs in Romexpo Exhibition Center. If you ever visit this part of world, I strongly recommend you: stop by her shop and taste these genuine very tasty traditional products.
Woman from Maramures, dressed traditionaly, selling “made on the spot” “ mamaliga“ (polenta) and “sarmale” (chopped meat mixed with rice and condiments, rolled in sour cabbage leaves) This weekend, Bucharest people visited in great number […]
Are you going to visit Bucharest and want to taste something traditional or buy genuine Romanian handmade souvenirs ? Don’t forget to visit Amzei Market ! Till the 26th of October, every Saturday and Sunday […]
And because in my yesterday post I was telling you about genuine food, let me present you a traditional Romanian product which (even if it’s made in a factory in the little town called Topoloveni) […]
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Excellent post for theme day.
I chose a picture I took 55 years ago of my Patty wearing a red dress. On April Fool’s Day, April 1, 1955.
I gave her a diamond engagement ring, and today, April 1, 2010 is my entry for theme day on my Brookville Daily Photo blog.