Lithuanian Food (2 of 2)
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Lithuanian Food (2 of 2) |
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A wonderful mushroom soup - probably 50% cream but very tasty. |
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A great dessert. Just a shame the waiter cut himself just before serving it. |
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Perhaps only in Lithuania - beer ice cream. It was actually quite tasty in a yeasty, malty, lemony sort of way. |
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A Lithuanian school dinner, boiled potato and a chicken Kiev - though it may have a different name in Lithuania. Very tasty. |
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The famous Lithuanian Zeppelini! I had some wonderful Lithuanian food but sadly Zeppelini cannot be added to this list. These lard-filled dumplings filled with grisly mince would be more useful as ballast for a real Zeppelin. |
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The inside of a zeppelini… The bucket? Over there in the...oh dear, too late. |
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In contrast, these cheesy pancakes, served in the same restaurant, were wonderful. Great texture, crunchy and creamy and tangy cheese inside. |
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Beetroot soup. Normally eaten in summer, it was delicious. It is eaten cold with slices of fried potatoes. |
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Sakotis, special Lithuanian cake. Unusual design and interesting texture, it actually tastes quite nice. Usually eaten at Christmas. |
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