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Mama Makes It Better | 19.03.10 | 16:47

Sorrel Soup: Bringing the taste of the hills home

By Gayane Mkrtchyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
When at the beginning of summer Anahit Harutyunyan goes to gather sorrel in the hills of Geghard, it means that she is preparing for the winter cuisine.

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