Tomi Keber Damjan Kalšan Žan Hren G1B Outline Slovenia Other countries influence on Slovenian cuisine Typical Slovenian dishes Slovenian wines Questions and Answers ID: 787415
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Traditional SlovenianFood
Tomi Keber, Damjan Kalšan, Žan Hren
G1B
Slide2OutlineSloveniaOther countries’ influence on Slovenian
cuisine
Typical
Slovenian
dishes
Slovenian wines
Questions and Answers
Slide3SloveniaCentral Europe4 boundariesClimateHistory
Slide4Other countries’ influence on Slovenian cuisineGermanyPorkSauerkraut
Potatoes
Austria
Klobasa
Breaded and pastry items
Hungary
Golaž
Paprikaš
Palačinke
ItalyNjokiRižotaŽlikrofi
Kranjska klobasa
Slide5Typical Slovenian dishesPoticaPrekmurska gibanicaPršut
Mlinci
Kranjska klobasa
Idrijski žlikrofi
Slide6Potica
A
type of pastry wrapped around diff
e
rent fillings such as walnut, hazelnut
or
raisin
.
Slide7Prekmurska gibanica
A
layer cake with cottage cheese, walnut, poppy seeds, and apple.
Slide8PršutAir-dried pork leg, treated as the best in Slovenia
Slide9Other Slovenian dishesMushroom dishes
Blood
pudding
Želodec
Klobasa
and
kislo zelje
Salads
ŠarkeljRoll
Blood pudding
Slide10Slovenian WinesThree main wine
regions
The
Littoral
Lower
Sava
valley
Drava
valleyTwo types of wineWhiteRed
Four quality rangesNamizno vino
Deželno vino
Kakovostno vino ZGP
Vrhunsko vino ZGP
Slide11Wine labelsSuho (Dry)
Polsuho (Medium-Dry)
Polsladko (Medium-Sweet)
Sladko (Sweet)
Some
wines
:
Laški rizling
Refošk
BelokranjecCvičekTeran
Slide12Thank You
Questions and Answers
Slide13Sourceshttp://www.kulinarika.net/ENGLISH/text/cuisine.htmlhttp://www.slovenia-tourist-guide.com/cuisine-in-slovenia.htmlhttp://www.foodbycountry.com/Kazakhstan-to-South-Africa/Slovenia.html
Boris Kuhar: STO RAZLIČNIH JEDI SLOVENSKIH POKRAJIN, 1999