Source: Visit Estonia
Ever given paleo gourmet a try? While New Nordic Cuisine is all the rage these days, there are a number of restaurants serving the ancient Estonian cuisine. Among the dishes to try is karask, the original bread before bread, as well as wild boar, moose, and seal.
Estonian coastal folk have adored dish and seal meat for centuries. Fishermen and hunters have historically lived in little villages leaving behind a wealth of coastal heritage.
Given the opportunity, most Estonians are eager mushroom and berry pickers. The Estonian forest is also a home to wild boar, moose, and deer.
While the medieval cuisine in Estonian major towns didn't necessarily stay true to the peasant food culture, being infused with foreign spices, it represents an important milestone in how Estonian cuisine has formed over the centuries.
American blogger Cait Weingartner discovers how Estonians do superfood while foraging wild dandelions.
American blogger Cait Weingartner discovers how Estonians do superfood while foraging wild dandelions.
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Follow @visitestonia Instagram story every Friday and get to know the best restaurants in Estonia.
Blackcurrant is a local favourite with the sweetly acidic jams and juices filling the tables in the summer and pantry in the winter.
Blackcurrant is a local favourite with the sweetly acidic jams and juices filling the tables in the summer and pantry in the winter.
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