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To answer the question 5:55mins is those are smelt and the hole in the belly is where the guts got taken out... I work at a seafood restaurant and market
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On your way you've passed Postojna twice and didn't go to Postojna Cave, probably the greatest "wow" place in Slovenia? Those tiny fishes probably "Girice" or fry Picarel in English i think.
Piran is so amazing! We went there for a day on our visit! It’s so beautiful! The views from the tower are beautiful! We feasted on some seafood too! It was so delicious! My favorite was the grilled calamari! Yum!
I think the small fish are Whitebait, my parents had them a lot when I was growing up in the 70's. I'm not a big fan of seafood that isn't fish and chips, but I do occasionally like some fried Calamari :D
Whitebait is a term in the UK (at least) for pretty much any species of immature fish. They aren't gutted, you just eat them whole. Like somebody else mentioned, it seemed to have been a popular dish in the 1970s but has fallen out of fashion (it's probably not a good idea to remove so many baby fish from the sea anyway). It was certainly a treat when it was in fashion - I can't recall the last time I had them.
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In England we often refer to the little fish as whitebait but they can often be any type of baby fish in the sardine/mackerel family. Quite a commonly available food here! Generally you find them totally whole and frozen I eat them just as you guys did never seen the bellys removed like that before though. Loved the video as always :)
Pirano has this "Venetian architecture" and really feels an Italian town because the city has always been inhabitated by Italians, and always belonged to the Italian cultural world. It is only with the anexation of Istria after WWII that the local comunity was ethnically cleased and substituted with slavs from the Interior of Yugoslavia
The olives are deep fried meat stuffed olives, known in Italy as Olive all'Ascolana, because were invented in Ascoli, Italy. The tiny fish are the local type of Atherina, very common in Adriatic sea and are adults. Are called Latterino (or bianchetti or Acuqadella) here.
those aren't sardines , they are bianchetti and the fried ball is called oliva ascolana , it's an olive filled with pork meat and rolled into dried bread and deepfried
Super excited to go to Piran in May. For any of you who have watched this and/or have been, is renting a car a must....or will our feet do us fine? We don't really plan to venture out too far as we've never been to Slovenia before. We'll be there for a week. Great video. Really looking forward to the food and scenery.
The Baby fish!!! I think they are called whitings or white bait not sardines very popular here in the UK we eat them after they are lightly floured and seasoned then deep fried they look exactly the same But.....I could be wrong Sardines are more of an oily fish thou ;-) Great video again
Thank you for your recommendation. We went there day before yesterday and it was very very good. Just make sure you have cash to pay as they do not accept card.
Looks like a Venetian city because it was... The Venetians influenced / controlled a fair amount of territory along the Adriatic - all the way down to Kotor, Montenegro... 1:44 & 7:28 The "Beans" definitely are a quirky pair... ;)
Yep, still has a sizeable Italian minority living there, too (goes both ways, Trieste and neighbouring Italian provinces have a Slovenian minority, too..) When I went to Koper (or Capodistria in Italian...), a couple of years back, I chuckled on the Piazza Tito in town. It's an interesting part of the world, with equally interesting history.
Those little fishes must be anchovies wich deep fried becomes a treat in terms of snacks, and the small ones are tastier. So no need to avoid them. In usa I guess they are used as bait for fishing, you don't see them bought by people and eaten like this, fresh deep fried.
You're a nice crowd :-) and I'd hate to burst you jolly bubble but the sea food you had probably came from South America via Mercator shop and not from the Adriatic Sea. The same is in many Croatian mass-tourism not too expensive "local" restaurants. Fresh sea food is usualy not deepfried like that and not served with french fries. But it looked tasty though :-)
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@@valentintapata2268 :) Punta, the historical ‘point’ of Piran, still has a lighthouse, but today’s is small and relatively modern. Attached to it, however, is the round, serrated tower of the Church of St Clement, which evokes the ancient beacon from which Piran got its name. The church was originally built in the 13th century but altered 500 years later; it has a lovely (though decrepit) stuccoed ceiling. We are both right :)
I hope you realize that fish was too small to be properly cleaned and de-boned. It was just breaded and deep fried. You got your share of calcium this time. I love that stuff...with some good bread and a glass of vino.
Italian looking cause PiranO had always been inhabited by Italian people. Italians were in the rest of Istria and in many towns in Dalmatia too) After 1945 almost everybody left for comunism (so, expropiation of private property) and the hate against italians (many people were killed after the eand of the war, search for "foibe")
can you tell me more about the border fees in Croatia? Is this a fee enforced by the border patrol or a fee by the rental company? Also, how much for that plate that you ate?
any way you can cool out on the selfies and show more scenery? vids are awesome and addicting, but we know what you look like and your reactions to tasting
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not sardines, its smaller with yellow line, its called girice...gee.ree.tze
We spent a couple days in Piran we absolutely loved it.
To answer the question 5:55mins is those are smelt and the hole in the belly is where the guts got taken out... I work at a seafood restaurant and market
In England you can call any small fish Whitebait
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On your way you've passed Postojna twice and didn't go to Postojna Cave, probably the greatest "wow" place in Slovenia?
Those tiny fishes probably "Girice" or fry Picarel in English i think.
That are not sardines. They are called fried picarels😊 It is a very traditional seafood in Slovenia and Croatia☺️
and its not apropriate to hold 3 and eat the number 4. you ear what you get
@Thomas Johnson They really do 😂 but they are crispy and delicious 😋
Piran is so amazing! We went there for a day on our visit! It’s so beautiful! The views from the tower are beautiful! We feasted on some seafood too! It was so delicious! My favorite was the grilled calamari! Yum!
I think the small fish are Whitebait, my parents had them a lot when I was growing up in the 70's. I'm not a big fan of seafood that isn't fish and chips, but I do occasionally like some fried Calamari :D
I'm so envious of your lives. Can't imagine making a living off of traveling with the one I love! It's great that people get so lucky!
I have been to Piran when i was a little child.😀
I live in Slovenia in Ljubljana in the district nove Jarše. Slovenia is beautiful.😀
My husband went somewhere around that area when he was in the navy. He said it was the best seafood he's ever had.
Such a great video, it’s so beautiful the seafood looked outstanding.Thanks for sharing all you’re adventures.👍❤️🇨🇦
Alison's white blouse is very cute. Great video-really enjoyed it!
Whitebait is a term in the UK (at least) for pretty much any species of immature fish. They aren't gutted, you just eat them whole. Like somebody else mentioned, it seemed to have been a popular dish in the 1970s but has fallen out of fashion (it's probably not a good idea to remove so many baby fish from the sea anyway). It was certainly a treat when it was in fashion - I can't recall the last time I had them.
I’m so excited to hear about Lake Bled!!! I hope you go to the island 😃
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That was an epic fried seafood platter!
whitebait consists of immature fry of many important food species (such as herring, sprat, sardines, mackerel, bass and many others)
Yes ^^^
In England we often refer to the little fish as whitebait but they can often be any type of baby fish in the sardine/mackerel family. Quite a commonly available food here! Generally you find them totally whole and frozen I eat them just as you guys did never seen the bellys removed like that before though. Loved the video as always :)
These are the local type of Atherina, very common in Adriatic sea and are adults. Are called Latterino here.
Pirano has this "Venetian architecture" and really feels an Italian town because the city has always been inhabitated by Italians, and always belonged to the Italian cultural world. It is only with the anexation of Istria after WWII that the local comunity was ethnically cleased and substituted with slavs from the Interior of Yugoslavia
Most beautifull soline where you can go there and go in museum and all theat are up north and not sounth of Piran
The singing in the beginning translates somewhat to. "we love each other"
Funny, Piran is already on my list for next year thanks to your fellow travellers from down under
You guys have such an enjoyable channel! I am going back to watch from the beginning! Thank you😊
The olives are deep fried meat stuffed olives, known in Italy as Olive all'Ascolana, because were invented in Ascoli, Italy.
The tiny fish are the local type of Atherina, very common in Adriatic sea and are adults. Are called Latterino (or bianchetti or Acuqadella) here.
The small fishes are European Sprat. You should have visited the village of Portorož as well.
Whitebait for sure. Delicious! I love them fried like that. If you're ever in NZ you need to try a whitebait fritter
those aren't sardines , they are bianchetti and the fried ball is called oliva ascolana , it's an olive filled with pork meat and rolled into dried bread and deepfried
I had lifed in piran for 5 years
Super excited to go to Piran in May. For any of you who have watched this and/or have been, is renting a car a must....or will our feet do us fine? We don't really plan to venture out too far as we've never been to Slovenia before. We'll be there for a week. Great video. Really looking forward to the food and scenery.
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Now that's what I call lunch! And the town looks adorable!
The Baby fish!!! I think they are called whitings or white bait not sardines very popular here in the UK we eat them after they are lightly floured and seasoned then deep fried they look exactly the same But.....I could be wrong Sardines are more of an oily fish thou ;-) Great video again
Slovenia is wonderful ♥️🇸🇮
Loved how Alex was admiring the impressive anatomy at 2:15 LOL great video guys :)
Great video guys. Hope you had a good Christmas... looking forward to seeing the Ireland vlogs
Thank you for your recommendation. We went there day before yesterday and it was very very good. Just make sure you have cash to pay as they do not accept card.
Another awesome vid!❤
Beautiful city.
Guys- Travel down the coast road in Crotaia.It is SO BEAUTIFUL. Stunning.Lots of love. Johnny.
You guys are incredible. I so much wish I could travel the world like you guys💕
I ate here so many times since I was erasmus student in Portoroz
Cool video! The seafood looked declicious! 👊
It a very cool little town. I was able to see it for myself this past may
"We have raided Davy Jones's locker." I could not agree more! The food looks so perfect!
ljubljana sounds like the name of a planet in star wars
It actually translates to "loved one" :)
3:08 - 🐕 barking in the background
fresh fish is fishy - there's a surprise! great job as usual. Mark from Bournemouth.
Let me give you a good advice. You should always name the local wine (or a beer) you are drinking within your meals!
I feel bad that you don't get to eat your food while it's hot
There a few restaurants in Piran with great sea food. Recommend to choose to go on June. Nicer weather and not to hot.
English - Whitebait. Spanish - Chipirones. Slovenian... that thing you ate at 06:20
Looks like a Venetian city because it was...
The Venetians influenced / controlled a fair amount of territory along the Adriatic - all the way down to Kotor, Montenegro...
1:44 & 7:28 The "Beans" definitely are a quirky pair... ;)
Yep, still has a sizeable Italian minority living there, too (goes both ways, Trieste and neighbouring Italian provinces have a Slovenian minority, too..) When I went to Koper (or Capodistria in Italian...), a couple of years back, I chuckled on the Piazza Tito in town. It's an interesting part of the world, with equally interesting history.
the garlic sauce is called tržaška omaka
Beautiful x😊
Those little fishes must be anchovies wich deep fried becomes a treat in terms of snacks, and the small ones are tastier. So no need to avoid them. In usa I guess they are used as bait for fishing, you don't see them bought by people and eaten like this, fresh deep fried.
Nope, these are the local type of Atherina, very common in Adriatic sea. Are called Latterino here.
Visit Kranjska Gora. Gorgeous place in Slovenija.
Deep fried olives sound interesting!!!😋
These are deep fried meat stuffed olives known in Italy as Olive all'ascolana, because were invented in Ascoli, Italy.
@@Alby_Torino Thank you!! They look very interesting👍
love slovenia
Looks so good
should have gone for Izola.
the small one it's not sardine...it's wzaf fish ( use for salade in tunisia or couscous)
the fish is GIRICE - picarels !
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9:18 lol vegtables and tomato sauce
1:32 that means we love each other and reapet 2 times but it better sound in slovenian
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Making me hungry!
Great!
I think the little fishes are smelts.
I think so too
I *SEA FOOD* 👀
I am from Slovenia. Food is jummy but you dont try the jummiest. I hope you will go in Bled and see a Soča and everything and of course mountains.
In the summer there are no cars in the city theyre forbidden
Better seafood restaurant in Potoroz (portorosi), 5 minutes away. Oh well, glad you enjoyed the country
Yep that's whitebait
Ouuu its a little fishy... Wau, normally when you eat a fish!
You're a nice crowd :-) and I'd hate to burst you jolly bubble but the sea food you had probably came from South America via Mercator shop and not from the Adriatic Sea. The same is in many Croatian mass-tourism not too expensive "local" restaurants. Fresh sea food is usualy not deepfried like that and not served with french fries. But it looked tasty though :-)
Yayyyyyy another Video!!!!
As one red-head to another, use a high factor sun block, stay safe, No need for me, no sun in the UK 😞
As an American, I'm a true master of gluttony, but there's no way I could have eaten all that food even with help...
Calamari is always an appetizer because it's almost like a pallette cleanser. Nothing scientific, just something I feel deep in my soul.
We call this little fish GIRICE
Αθερίνα (Greek) = smelt, your little fried fish
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That is a lighthouse :)
Yes, but it is also a church
@@valentintapata2268 :) Punta, the historical ‘point’ of Piran, still has a lighthouse, but today’s is small and relatively modern. Attached to it, however, is the round, serrated tower of the Church of St Clement, which evokes the ancient beacon from which Piran got its name. The church was originally built in the 13th century but altered 500 years later; it has a lovely (though decrepit) stuccoed ceiling.
We are both right :)
I hope you realize that fish was too small to be properly cleaned and de-boned. It was just breaded and deep fried. You got your share of calcium this time. I love that stuff...with some good bread and a glass of vino.
mmm... yummy smelts!
Great video! Can you share the cost of the meals? No need to do currency conversion, viewers can figure it out.
Hey i was in piran two weeks ago for school camp. And i swear IT SUCKED. Beacuse they made us run an orientireng run and it was a huricane.
Would b interesting to list the cost for the food and travel etc
Italian looking cause PiranO had always been inhabited by Italian people. Italians were in the rest of Istria and in many towns in Dalmatia too)
After 1945 almost everybody left for comunism (so, expropiation of private property) and the hate against italians (many people were killed after the eand of the war, search for "foibe")
can you tell me more about the border fees in Croatia? Is this a fee enforced by the border patrol or a fee by the rental company? Also, how much for that plate that you ate?
When you speak slovenian you r
Speak the words like they are
Its papaline,not sardins..a bit different but doesnt matter,nice video:)
Love ur videos.....
These little fish are a little fishy. True.
how much was the parking in Piran ?
Goodnight adventurers
Wr call these little fishes girice
Fries and deep fried everything-murica🤠
Fritolin?
Noo... They using old oil for fry, don't like food there. In Piran few great restaurants.
any way you can cool out on the selfies and show more scenery? vids are awesome and addicting, but we know what you look like and your reactions to tasting