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Help Cooking Kids Make Their American Debut
In 2015 the Cooking Kids, a culinary competition for school-aged children on the national level, enters it’s fourth year in Slovenia, that Gem of a Country nestled in the niche between Austria and Italy. The program is gearing up and now underway for … Continue reading
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Slovenia Rich in “truly organic” Local and Seasonal Produce
From April through May it’s asparagus time in Slovenia and I arrived just in time this year to catch the end of the harvest. Many home gardens have their special patch of asparagus to supply the family. I … Continue reading
Posted in beverages, Cherries, Family Skerlj, Goriska brda, Itinerary, Karst, Local and seasonal fruits, Orlie, Prosciutto, The Vibrant Slovenian Food Scene, Tomaj
Tagged cherry season, diversity in farming, figs, Karst, maribella, Orlie, pesticide-free gardening, Skerlj Farm, Sutor wines, Taste of Slovenia, Teran wine
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Cviček, the Charming Wine of Dolenjska
Cviček is one of the most unique and charming wines in Slovenia. The secret is in blending various reds (modra frankinja, žametna črnina – 70 per cent) with white varieties (kraljevina, laški rizling, rumeni plavec, zeleni silvanec – 30 per cent) … Continue reading
Highlights of Taste of Slovenia May 30-June 9, 2014— You still have time to join us.
The Taste of Slovenia 2014 tour has many new food experiences this year and offers the opportunity to meet the local people who are producing real and artisanal foods. The tour has a few places still available for interested persons. … Continue reading
Posted in Cvicek wine, Itinerary, Otocec Castle, Otocec Swans, Plansars - Herders, Roman Emona, Slovenian Foods, Slovenian Wines, Taste of Slovenia Food Tour II, The Vibrant Slovenian Food Scene, traditional foods, Traveling to Slovenia, Trnic cheese, Velika Planina
Tagged Dolenjsko Toplica mineral spa, Rinka Waterfall, Roman Emona, slow food in Slovenia, Taste of Slovenian 2014 tour, traditional cheeses, Upper Savinje Valley, Velika Planina
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Beverages in Slovenian Language
In Slovenia people are very fond of their beverages. Coffee- Kavo. There are many kinds of coffee that can be ordered at a kavarna, the elegant coffee/pastry shops which are very popular. My favorite coffee place is located on Slovenska cesta, … Continue reading
Ljubljana Celebrates 2000-year anniversary as Roman “Emona”
Ave Emona ! Guests on the Taste of Slovenia tour this May-June 2014 will be present for a once-in-a -lifetime event: a Celebration of Two Thousand Year of Emona- the Roman name for Ljubljana. The Romans considered the present Capitol … Continue reading
Happy Easter from Taste of Slovenia
Slovenian Easter Traditions Happy Easter from Slovenia The Slovenian name for Easter is Velika noč, which means “Great Night.” It’s also a great holiday for eating after weeks of fasting. Slovenes are ready to tuck into the palette of foods that … Continue reading
Automatic Raw Milk Machine- Mlekomat opens at Slovenian Target
Vsak dan sveze mleko– Fresh milk every day *The Original Story appeared on Hartkeisonline.com by Kim Hartke with Headline: Supercenter Store Welcomes Raw Milk with Huge Fanfare. http://hartkeisonline.com/2009/12/01/supercenter-store-welcomes-raw-milk-with-huge-fanfare Can you imagine driving up to your favorite Target store, parking the car, … Continue reading
Fresh Milk, Raw Milk, Anytime at the Mlekomat– Automatic Milk Machines in Slovenian Markets
In the Capitol, Ljubljana, a vibrant farmer’s market is operating every day of the week except Sundays. Located in the heart of the old town, green grocers, local farmers and townspeople sell their wares. What is in season, blooming, budding, … Continue reading
Welcome, Vesna, Goddess of Spring
In Slovenian mythology, Vesna was a goddess-like figure who represented Spring as well as joy and youth. In her honor, the people sang songs and held various rituals. Vesna is also celebrated in Serbian, Croatian, and Russian mythology. The beautiful Vesna lived … Continue reading
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