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Chris Perrin
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Povitica is an Eastern European baked good that is part bread and part cake. Here is a povitica bread pudding recipe that is sure to put everyone in the Christmas spirit. |
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By
Clifford A. Wright
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Recipe for Lithuanian Potato Casserole. Also called bublba kosha, this dish makes a nice accompaniment to a pork or sausage stew. |
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By
Clifford A. Wright
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Recipe for Vegetarian Barley Mushroom Casserole. A Czech-American recipe that Czech families call cermi buba, it is also a popular Eastern European Jewish casserole. From the book Bake Until Bubbly by Clifford A. Wright. |
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By
John Ettinger
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Recipe for Buckwheat Blini. These small whole wheat Russian pancakes are great with sweet or savory toppings, from caviar and smoked salmon to maple syrup. |
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By
Walter Staib
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Recipe for Brussels Sprouts Braised with Bacon and Fennel. These tender, braised Brussels sprouts pair particularly well with roasted beef, pork, and game. |
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By
Walter Staib
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Recipe for Classic Steak Tartare. Parisian brasseries and elegant Black Forest hotels and restaurants share an affinity for this classic raw beef dish. |
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By
Walter Staib
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Recipe for Black Forest Home Fries. Serve these home fries for brunch or as part of a satisfying lunch, or add meat or vegetables for a quick but satisfying supper. |
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John Carroll
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Recipe for Beef Stroganoff. Named after the nineteenth-century Russian diplomat Count Paul Stroganov, this traditional dish became the rage in America during the nineteen-fifties, but it's still delicious today. |
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Chef Thomas A. Berg
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Recipe for Stuffed Cabbage Rolls. Almost every culture in Central Europe has its own version of stuffed cabbage, this one features ground meat, raisins and prunes in a slightly acidic tomato sauce for perfect balance. |
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By
Elvira Schade, Schade's Restaurant
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Recipe for Hungarian Goulash from New Brunswick, Canada's Schade's Restaurant. If you;re ever up in New Brunswick, a stop at Schade's for their German and Hungarian cuisine is a must. |
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