Showing posts with label Vegetarian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vegetarian. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

What's in a jar in Latvia?

That's it: no more food in fields, woods and gardens. Winter is just a step away. Those who worked and picked up different goodies the nature gives us, will get their healthy summer portion in winter too. Those who didn't... ups... those who didn't will have to hope that they will be invited to enjoy goodies in a jar by some nice family in a countryside. If for some people salting, marinating, boiling jam, preparing winter salad etc is just a hobby, for some people it's lifestyle. People at the countryside of Latvia has always kept this great habit, and of course economical crisis have made a lot of people to come back to the wisdom of our ancestries and take again in their hands grandmothers receipt notes. What's in a jar in Latvia?
And not only that. As you know - it depends on family traditions and taste buds. Add to the list of these goodies mentioned before - potatoes, carrots, cabbages, honey and herbs.

Old Latvian wisdom says "Make the sled in the summer and the wheels in winter". Isn't it a nice quote?

More about Latvian food: Taste The Place

Friday, August 5, 2011

"Rāma" - get your inner balance while eating! Vegetarian food. Little India.

If you are interested in Latvian cuisine, check the page "Taste The Place"! Yes, we are eating meat a lot...

For those who are not used to hearty Latvian food and also doesn’t want to make their wallet empty because of it, there is affordable vegetarian food at Indian bistro „Rāma”. And this is one more place in Riga with added value – actually the whole place where you will find „Rāma” is called Hare Krishna centre – there is an Indian shop in cellar with incense stics, cosmetics, food, pictures of deities, jewelry etc., there is also vedic yoga centre, girls working there are wearing saris and the place is filled with Indian chants. That’s the place where you can find light and tasty vegetarian food – rice, cutlets, salad, buns, snacks, vegetarian pizza, lassi, fresh juice and a big variety of teas with a special accent on yoga teas. Happy hour form 18.30 – 19.30 is the time when you get hot dishes with  25% discount and buying yoga tea you can get any of their Eastern sweets for free. And even without these discounts you will pay around 2 -3Ls for a good meal. Sounds good, no? This place invites you to get your inner balance while eating.

Working hours: Mo – Fr 10:00 - 19:30; Sa: 11:00 - 19:30; Su: 11:00 - 19:00.
Address: Riga, Kr. Barona Street 56