On stuffed pumpkin with fresh veal in the “Wild Farm” of Betty and Niki near Madzharovo
The owners of the “Wild Farm” in the village of Gorno Pole Blagovesta and Nikolay Vasilevi are one of the few Bulgarian families who have decided to voluntarily replace the amenities of urban living with the tranquility provided by the village.
Their story began in 1994, when the two students of chemistry and zooengineering met, and later lived together in the almost deserted village of Gorno Pole, Madzharovo municipality. Nikolai’s grandparents are from the village, and in order to be close to them he studies part-time. Betty and Nikki, as they all call them, start with 5-6 goats and sheep. Nikolai has experience with them, as he has been grazing 300 goats on his own since the fifth grade after…
