This week at the entertaining culinary show “Almost Perfect Dinner”, a colorful company met – musician Anmary, cocktail master Ilmārs Munkevics, soloist of the group “Other Boys” Jānis Pētersons and a multi-artist and freshener Šeila Vanaga took part in the third party.
As Sheila revealed in the show, she will live in a 24-square-meter house, because she and her husband Jānis have decided to live “a little more modestly”, which means living “more consciously, spending less and doing less damage to nature and also taking more care of oneself”.
The colorful lady welcomed her new friends to the apartment where her daughter Anna Anderson lives, whom the multi-artist calls herself the “best version”. And it was Anna, who, as Sheila described, cooks perfectly, who helped a lot in the kitchen, for example, to prepare vegan dishes, which Sheila does not eat on a daily basis.
Sheila discovered how adventurous cooking was – Anna was happy in the kitchen, she had an orgasm, she threw all kinds of spoons in the air, and she was excited that everyone was laughing.
After a moment, the housewife made a serious statement: “We will not just eat dinner, we will try to enjoy the food.” Dinner began with an Indian tea ritual, followed by a snack – fresh dates with walnuts, traditionally made in Turkey. As Anna explained, sweets before the main meal help to improve digestion, while “if you eat sweets after the main meal, digestion gets worse.”
The main course featured rice with Turkish peas and tofu, lentils with mango, sun-dried tomatoes and walnuts, and a fresh salad, and Anna introduced her to the basics of Ayurveda and conscious eating.
“I really enjoyed it, and I really ate it,” said Anmary. The singer was most excited about the entertainment, during which Sheila foreshadowed Osho’s cards and summoned her spirits: “It was my entertainment. I am very interested in things related to meditations, practices, including Osho and taro. ”
Ilmārs, on the other hand, did not receive a specific answer to the questions he was interested in and admitted that he wanted “that there should be less credibility in it all”. John said the entertainment was “level,” but added, “I don’t quite believe in the horoscopes, cards, and higher beings that are manifested through us.”
At the end of the evening, it was time to taste the refreshing cake that Anmary and Jānis found to be nutritious, as well as make notes. The trio rated the catering dinner, entertainment and overall atmosphere with 83 points.-
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