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Our activity aims at introducing our local cuisine and promote "Romania on platter" in seven acts in which you are dared to guess which dish goes in which region. 

Presented as bite-sized innovative appetizers, the novelty factor is all the more enticing. 

With no fewer than 11 influences contributing to its food  

(Turkish, Hungarian, Germanic, Greek and Slavic being the most prevalent -  Romanian cuisine has been best known for its no-frills hearty fare, rich on meats, stews and sour soups, complimented by homegrown farmers' fruits and vegetables.

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"STORIES OF OUR LAND, STORIES OF OUR PEOPLE"

Moldova has traditional dishes made of meat and cereal grains. The story includes recipes for Ciorba de perișoare, tocanita de cartofi, and placinte cu brânză. Dobrogea has fish dishes like Mackerel Soup and Mamaliga with fish. Muntenia has Chiftele de ciuperci cu orez and Ostropel de Pui. Oltenia has Supa crema cu praz and Aripioare de pui cu praz. Banat has Tăiței cu pesmet si zahăr. Ardeal has Ochiuri taranesti and Muschi de vita. Bucovina has Radauteana Soup and Bucovinian stew.  
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