Pasta

Appears in
Ethnic Cuisines of our People

By William Pokhlebkin

Published 1978

  • About
The pastas of Lithuania were largely derived from Eastern cooking from as far back as the Middle Ages, but have since acquired Lithuanian names and fillings. These consist of ham, fat bacon, cheese, caraway seeds, marjoram and bilberries, none of which were known in the East. The dough tends to be hard and contains many eggs.