STARTER: Cabbage and Egg Pie
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This cabbage and egg pie is a classic of Slavic home cooking — the kind of cozy, familiar dish that generations have baked for family gatherings and everyday comfort. Soft yeast dough, gently braised cabbage, and simple ingredients come together to create a warm, nostalgic pie that feels like it’s straight from a traditional home kitchen.
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• Appetizers
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SOUP: Rassolnik (Barley, pickles and meat soup)
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Traditional Russian rassolnik recipe is a hearty soup made with pickles, barley, and beef (or chicken, or pork).
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• Soups
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SALAD: Green Greek Salad
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This green Greek-style salad highlights ingredients that have been staples in Mediterranean kitchens since antiquity. Dill and feta were commonly paired in Greek home cooking long before tomatoes became widespread, making this fresh, herb-forward salad closer to the oldest forms of Greek salads.
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• Salads
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MAIN COURSE: Banana pancakes
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It is best to use very ripe bananas for the dough and regular ones for serving. You can also serve banana pancakes with any other berries...
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• Breakfast
• Entrees
• Dinner
• Grill
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DESSERT: Baklava
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Baklava gets better with time as the flavors meld together, making it even more irresistible the next day!
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• Baking
• Tortes
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NEW RECIPE
Chocolate Velvet Cupcakes
These rich, tender chocolate cupcakes have a deep cocoa flavor and a soft, moist crumb. The simple batter comes together easily with a mixer, and piping it into the cupcake liners makes it easy to portion the cupcakes evenly. They are delicious plain or can be finished with your favorite frosting.
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Grandma’s Yeast Fritters (Oladyi)
Grandma’s yeast fritters (дрожжевые оладьи) come from traditional Russian home cooking and are common throughout Eastern Europe. They were especially popular in village households, where yeast doughs were everyday food and ingredients like flour, milk (or water), and oil were always on hand. These fritters were often made on weekends or for holidays, served warm with sour cream, honey, jam, or sugar.
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