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CNN: The cuisine at Sochi Olympics may be Armenian and Georgian
14:51 08.02.2014
Sochi, which underwent multi-ethnic colonization in the 19th century,
may technically be all-Russian now, but its food remains diverse, the
CNN writes.
With Armenians accounting for 20% of the city's population, and close
proximity to Georgia, Sochi offers an impressive sampling of cuisine
beyond the dill and sour cream of traditional Russian fare.
You'll find authentic Armenian at kitschy Amshensky, part of the
largest private museum of Caucasian artifacts and history. Chefs make
wood-fired lavash bread and clay-pot stews.
A Georgian favorite is Ne Goryuy, known for its chakhokhbili - chicken
in garlic sauce - and its quiet location off the seashore.
http://www.armradio.am/en/2014/02/08/cnn-the-cuisine-at-sochi-olympics-may-be-armenian-and-georgian/
14:51 08.02.2014
Sochi, which underwent multi-ethnic colonization in the 19th century,
may technically be all-Russian now, but its food remains diverse, the
CNN writes.
With Armenians accounting for 20% of the city's population, and close
proximity to Georgia, Sochi offers an impressive sampling of cuisine
beyond the dill and sour cream of traditional Russian fare.
You'll find authentic Armenian at kitschy Amshensky, part of the
largest private museum of Caucasian artifacts and history. Chefs make
wood-fired lavash bread and clay-pot stews.
A Georgian favorite is Ne Goryuy, known for its chakhokhbili - chicken
in garlic sauce - and its quiet location off the seashore.
http://www.armradio.am/en/2014/02/08/cnn-the-cuisine-at-sochi-olympics-may-be-armenian-and-georgian/