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Latvian cuisine, like the cuisines of other Baltic countries, is characterized by a peculiar taste. It does not use hot seasonings, spices. Caraway is widely used to improve the taste and aroma of dishes. Sea fish, especially herring in salted and pickled form, is used to prepare various cold appetizers, fried, stewed, baked - for main courses.

Of the meat, pork is the most popular; in addition, beef, lamb, veal, and poultry are also used in the diet.

Potatoes, sauerkraut and fresh white cabbage are most often included in the diet for preparing side dishes and various vegetable dishes. There is a rich assortment of dishes made from peas, beans and other vegetables. In addition to ordinary soups from vegetables, legumes, first courses are prepared with milk, bread kvass, beer. Sweet dishes, products made from rye and wheat flour, confectionery are widespread, and from drinks - fruit drinks, kvass, black coffee.























Latvian cuisine

Various agricultural products form the basis of Latvian cuisine: flour, cereals, peas, legumes, potatoes, vegetables. Milk and lactic acid foods are also common. Smoked and salted pork products are popular, which are served with various vegetable side dishes. For the preparation of many dishes, herring, sprat, and herring are widely used.

Sour milk soup, bread soup, as well as putra and cabbage are popular among the first courses in Latvia. Putra is a thick stew made from cereals and seasoned with milk or meat and lard. Cabbage is a cabbage dish made from all kinds of fresh and pickled vegetables, beet tops, sorrel and some wild plants. A favorite dish is a thick porridge made from peas, beans and pearl barley. Boiled peas with fried bacon, round dumplings of peas or beans with buttermilk or kefir, bacon pies, black pudding, bubert - semolina porridge with whipped cream and many other dishes are eagerly eaten in Latvia. As for drinks, Latvians prefer black coffee and beer. In the summer, sbiten is used as a refreshing drink; it is made from rye flour, which is diluted with water and left to ferment.

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