turvanõrkusi
Turvanõrkusi is a traditional Estonian dish that originated in the country's northern regions. The dish typically consists of a mixture of raw vegetables, grains, and legumes, often mixed with oil and vinegar.
The name "Turvanõrkusi" roughly translates to "winter feed" or "winter sustenance" in Estonian, suggesting that the
Common ingredients in Turvanõrkusi include root vegetables such as potatoes, turnips, and carrots, which are often
Turvanõrkusi was typically served as a filling meal during the winter months, providing necessary sustenance during
In modern times, the ingredients used in Turvanõrkusi have often been adapted to suit local tastes and