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Traditional Romanian sarmale – slow‑cooked cabbage rolls stuffed with a savory mix of pork, beef, smoked meats, rice and spices. Perfect for holiday meals or comforting family dinners.
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Sarmalele sunt rulouri de varză murată umplute cu un amestec aromat de carne de porc și vită, orez, carne afumată și condimente. Această rețetă, moștenită de la bunica autoarei, este pregătită în stilul clasic românesc, cu fierbere lentă în cuptor pentru a obține o textură fragedă și un gust bogat, perfectă pentru sărbătorile de iarnă.

O reinterpretare românească a clasicului Beef Wellington, înlocuind mușchiul de vită cu mușchi de porc și umplutura tradițională de varză murată, bacon și condimente, învelită în foietaj crocant. Ideal pentru o cină festivă.

A comforting Romanian meatball chorba that blends short‑grain rice, tender pork meatballs, aromatic dill and a splash of cider vinegar for bright acidity. Inspired by Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street episode exploring Transylvanian cuisine, this soup is perfect for cool evenings and showcases the rustic flavors of Romania.

A historically inspired dish recreating a 16th‑century Transylvanian sour cherry sauce served over a perfectly roasted pheasant. The sauce balances tart cherries, sweet Tokaji wine, honey, and warm spices, while the lean game bird is basted with butter and stuffed with the strained cherry pulp for extra flavor.

A traditional Vietnamese fermented pork roll prepared without any meat powder. The recipe uses fresh pork meat (hem) and pork skin, marinated in vinegar, sugar, and spices, then shaped and chilled. It’s safe for children and the elderly because it’s cooked, not raw fermented, and can be eaten right away. Perfect for Tết celebrations.

A restaurant‑style Chicken Karahi made at home with bone‑in chicken, tomato‑based gravy, yogurt, and a touch of cream. Simple ingredients and quick steps give you the authentic flavor of hotel‑served karahi without the extra fuss.