4 thoughts on “Photo of Lithuanian Booth, Ethnic Village, Illinois State Fair”
Mary Ann Rackauskassaid:
That is awesome!! Great for our Lithuanian heritage!!! Thank you!!
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Violet Abadsaid:
Hi Sandy, I am so pleased and honored to see the Lithuanian Ethnic Booth at the Illinois State Fair! Although I will not be attending because I live in Bay Village, Ohio, I congratulate you for spreading the Lithuanian culture. The Lithuanian counter to the Polish Pirogies is “Kuldunai” which are stuffed with either mushrooms or ground beef orf pork or cottage cheese then boiled and served with either sour cream or fried bacon and onions. Yum!
maria racesaid:
And a kugelis is for me. Thanks, Sandy, the Lithuanian booth meant so much to my mom back in the day.
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Mindaugas Maciussaid:
My wife and I along with my sister, Grazina, enjoyed the day at the fair. Could not pass up the pierogis and kielbasa to make the day complete.
Lithuanians in Springfield, Illinois 
Mary Ann Rackauskas said:
That is awesome!! Great for our Lithuanian heritage!!! Thank you!!
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Violet Abad said:
Hi Sandy, I am so pleased and honored to see the Lithuanian Ethnic Booth at the Illinois State Fair! Although I will not be attending because I live in Bay Village, Ohio, I congratulate you for spreading the Lithuanian culture. The Lithuanian counter to the Polish Pirogies is “Kuldunai” which are stuffed with either mushrooms or ground beef orf pork or cottage cheese then boiled and served with either sour cream or fried bacon and onions. Yum!
maria race said:
And a kugelis is for me. Thanks, Sandy, the Lithuanian booth meant so much to my mom back in the day.
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Mindaugas Macius said:
My wife and I along with my sister, Grazina, enjoyed the day at the fair. Could not pass up the pierogis and kielbasa to make the day complete.
Mindy and Bonnie Macius
Arlington Hts., Illinois