Salad with tomatoes and cauliflower
Grilled eggplant
Soup with vegetables
Rice with vegetables
Stuffed peppers and stuffed tomatoes (by stuffed I mean meat and rice)
Toasted Bread
Apples
Turkish Coffee at the end
I guess we'll call this the Albanian small lunch. And speaking of lunches, I learned never to bring kumlat (or at least I think that's what these are called, see photo below) to someone's house for a meal. I was completely rejected, everyone just laughed at me, is this fruit just not appropriate???
Mire se erdhe!! Jam shume e gezuar se je ketu!!
ReplyDeleteMbase zmadhova stomakun tim gjate kohes nuk ishe ketu... Po po sigurisht ishte dreka "e vogel" dhe hengra 2 fishe me shume se ti... Por rreth ores 5.30, me hahej... Shqyre se deri ne oren 7.30 kisha takim nga puna...
Mos ki merak, se une do te ha edhe pjaten tende, pra dalim!!
hello amelia and please tell Mrs B how greatful we are for her kindness as we are also greatful to all the people of albania for there kindness during your stay in there Beautiful country which i would love to visit but i may not be able to fly that long cause of my back i pray that allmighty God will continue to Bless the beautiful People of albania and there families and there Land Love You Uncle HFB
ReplyDeleteI really like your blog! I followed it for a while last summer.
ReplyDeleteVizitoje Kosoven nese te vjen rasti :-)
hi! Kumla are plums lol. and albanians love hearty food. Bring burek or baklav next time!
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