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Nowadays we are living a resurrection of pagan religions. In Europe and North America there are many people who look back to pre-christian religions and traditions. This revival is growing through groups, councils and conferences. I feel very near to this movements and because of it there will appear many posts related to heatenism in…

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The Charms of Ordinary Days: Lithuanian Kugelis!

This Lithuanian holiday comfort food pairs well with ham or turkey. Often found in European restaurants, kugelis takes time to prepare, but it's worth it!

Two years ago I was fortunate enough to be able to travel around the Baltic region.  I had not visited Lithuania before and I was impressed ...

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Cepelinai Lithuanians Zeppelins This is probably the most popular Lithuanian dish. You need: 1 kg (2 lbs) raw potatoes, peeled and g...

Lithuanians Zeppelins This is probably the most popular Lithuanian dish.

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Lithuanian blynai recipe from the Muge Lithuanian Festival in Philadelphia. These are the best Lithuanian pancakes!

They say that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. In my case, this was particularly true. In the early days of our relationship I remember plying my man with rich stews of lamb shanks in red wine sauce served with super-creamy mashed potato, mixed seafood platters served on a lazy Susan…

Welcome to an immersive online destination dedicated to all things Lithuanian! Let's take you on a trip to Lithuania through a plate of food!

Christmas is a time for tradition. What’s fascinating to me is how much those traditions vary from country to country and even from family to family. Some children post their letter to Santa up the chimney, some through the regular mail. Some leave out milk and cookies for Santa, but in our house it was…

dog: (M) šuo (šunys), cow: (F) karvė (karvės), pig: (F) kiaulė (kiaulės), cat: (F) katė (katės), sheep: (F) avis (avys), horse: (M) arklys (arkliai), monkey: (F) beždžionė (beždžionės), bear: (F) meška (meškos), fish: (F) žuvis (žuvys), lion: (M) liūtas (liūtai), tiger: (M) tigras (tigrai), elephant: (M) dramblys (drambliai), mouse: (F) pelė (pelės), pigeon: (M) balandis (balandžiai), snail: (F) sraigė (sraigės), spider: (M) voras (vorai), frog: (F) varlė (varlės), snake: (F) gyvatė (gyvatės), crocodile: (M) krokodilas (krokodilai), tortoise: (M) vėžlys (vėžliai), animal: (M) gyvūnas (gyvūnai)

Lithuanian Folk Art “Folklore and folk art keep a nation alive. They alone are the essence of a nation, they alone help prevent annihilation, they alone differentiate one nation from another.” – Lithuanian Art Historian and Museum Curator Paulius Galaunė What is Lithuanian Folk Art? Lithuanian folk art is one…