The Sustainable Environmental and Economic Partnership, s.r.o (SEEP) is a Slovak-American partnership established to support a sustainable rural economy through cultural preservation and environmental restoration. SEEP is licensed under Slovak law to provide a number of services from environmental to genealogy research, exports, travel and tourism.
Showing posts with label bryndza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bryndza. Show all posts
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Halusky Demo - February 19 Fasiangy (Johnstown PA)
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012
IN THE NEWS: Slovak heritage will be the center of attention at an upcoming party.
(TRIBUNE DEMOCRAT- JOHNSTOWN, PA) - A Slovak Mardi Gras, or Fasiangy, will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Feb. 19 at Venue of Merging Arts, 305 Chestnut St. in the Cambria City section of Johnstown.
The Sustainable Environmental Economic Partnership, a Slovak-American partnership from Kosice, Slovakia, is sponsoring the celebration, said Karen Mesaros, who provides marketing and public relations for the organization.
Authentic Slovak potato haluski cooking demonstrations using bryndza sheep’s cheese will be given by Dennis Ragan of Indiana, Pa.
“He’s a friend and has done demonstrations in Pittsburgh,” Mesaros said. “When we think of haluski, we think noodles and cabbage, but in Slovakia, it’s potatoes and sheep cheese. It’s the national dish in Slovakia.”.....
READ THE COMPLETE STORY HERE: http://tribune-democrat.com/events/x584481250/Venue-of-Merging-Arts-to-host-Slovak-Mardi-Gras
The Sustainable Environmental Economic Partnership, a Slovak-American partnership from Kosice, Slovakia, is sponsoring the celebration, said Karen Mesaros, who provides marketing and public relations for the organization.
Authentic Slovak potato haluski cooking demonstrations using bryndza sheep’s cheese will be given by Dennis Ragan of Indiana, Pa.
“He’s a friend and has done demonstrations in Pittsburgh,” Mesaros said. “When we think of haluski, we think noodles and cabbage, but in Slovakia, it’s potatoes and sheep cheese. It’s the national dish in Slovakia.”.....
READ THE COMPLETE STORY HERE: http://tribune-democrat.com/events/x584481250/Venue-of-Merging-Arts-to-host-Slovak-Mardi-Gras
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Johnstown, PA, USA
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Slovak Fašiangy (Mardi Gras) - Featuring Authentic Halusky Cooking Demo
Celebrate carnival at the Slovak Fašiangy (Mardi Gras) February 19 at Venue of Merging Arts (Johnstown, PA). Activities include authentic Slovak bryndza cheese halusky cooking demo, Kamienka travelogue, gallery exhibit, displays, Slovak Imports and more. Halusky and light refreshments will be served. BYOB for 21+ with proper ID. Tickets online at: Eventbrite or at the door. https://www.facebook.com/events/118107568309775/
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Friday, January 20, 2012
Say "Bryndza!"
Cute commercial for Slovak bryndza (sheep's) cheese. Although some may want to eat it like ice cream in a cone, it is best when mixed with halusky dumplings--Slovakia's national dish. SEEP sro is exploring imports of the delicacy, stay tuned for details.
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Thursday, January 19, 2012
Learn to cook like Baba (Grandma)
Join SEEP sro to celebrate Fasiangy (Slovak Mardi Gras) on Sunday, February 19 at the Venue of Merging Arts in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Event highlights include a authentic Slovak halusky cooking demo and tasting using bryndza cheese. Other activities include a Kamienka travelogue and photo exhibit. Light refreshments will be served. See event listed on sidebar for more details.
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Slovakia
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