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Ever wondered how Romanian traditions come alive in the kitchen? Picture this: a hearty loaf of bread, baked on a cabbage leaf over the hearth, embodying the essence of time-honored practices. In the countryside, this age-old method of breadmaking is not just a culinary process but a cultural celebration. As the aroma of freshly baked bread wafts through the air, it beckons a journey into the heart of Romanian traditions. The process involves a harmonious blend of simple ingredients, mixed and k

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Have you ever wondered how traditional Romanian dishes are cooked? The answer lies in the Tuci, also known as a Ceaun in Romanian. This cooking pot is an essential tool in any Romanian kitchen, especially in the rural areas, where it’s still widely used today. The Tuci has a long history in Romania, dating back to the ancient times when it was used to cook for large gatherings of people. It’s made from cast iron or copper and has a unique shape that allows for slow cooking and even distribution