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Bortsch (vegetarian)
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Bortsch (vegetarian) recipe
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The perfect soup for long winter nights !

Ingredients :
cooked red beet 1 or 2 balls (cut in dices)
1 sliced onion
1 small piece of cabbage cut in slides
2 carots (cut into julienne strips)
2 cooked patatoes (cut in dices)
1 cube of vegetable stock
tomato puree 2 tsp
juice of one lemon
fresh flat-leaf parsley carved (optional)
fresh cream or cottage cheese (optional)
turmeric and garlic powders, salt, pepper

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Romania - dances
Alunelul
romania
Alunelul dance
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How to dance Alunelul Traditional romanian mixt dance which is an open or a closed circle. Dancers hold each other shoulders or hands and take side steps with heels strikes. The basic step is easy, difficulty coming from the acceleration of the tempo. It's a light dance. see www.youtube.com and see www.youtube.com
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Hora
israel
moldavia
romania
Hora dance
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How to dance Hora Traditional Dance of Romania, Moldavia, Israel practiced in weddings and popular festivities. Dancers hold hands and form a big open circle that turns in the direction of the needles of a watch. There is more than 600 dances repertoried in Israel. In 1948, this new land looking for a cultural identity named the Balkan's Hora as the official folkloric dance of Israel.
exemple Hora Chatuna see www.youtube.com
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Brâul
romania
Brâul dance
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How to dance Brâul Male line dance. Brâul means belt, as formerly dancers were rigidly holden together by the belt. This restriction allowed only half-circle or short line formations. Nowadays it is rare in Romania, dancers hold by shoulder or by crossed hands. Brâuls used to be male line dances but now there are rather mixt. According to the area there are from 3 types, Carpatian Brauls (holding shoulder), Danubian Brauls (holding crossed hands) and Banat Brauls (holding shoulder). Genera ... read next
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Sarba
romania
Sarba dance
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How to dance Sarba Folkloric dance of the Balkans that means "serbian". Sârba or Sîrba is mixt, generally executed on circle or half-circle. Dancers put their hands on the neighbours shoulders, giving rigidity to the chain. This is necessary to the speed of steps. Rhythm is fast. Circle turns in a way and in the other. Steps on the spot altern with quick kneelings. The movie music of "Le grand blond avec une chaussure noire" 1972 Vladimir Cosma is a Sîrba.
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