Poppy Seeds Challah Wreath
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Russian Poppy Seeds Challah Centerpiece Wreath. This is great for holidays and family gatherings.
Russian Poppy Seeds Challah Centerpiece Wreath. This is great for holidays and family gatherings.
These fluffy squash pancakes are soft and slightly chewy, moist and airy – they make the perfect breakfast, lunch, appetizer or dinner.
This Chicken Kiev is crispy on the outside and moist on the inside with a fragrant stream of herb butter flowing out.
Delicious Russian Salad – Olivier Salad with Macaroni! Great for Parties.
Classic Russian Yeast Rolls aka Bulochki filled with delicious homemade apple butter.
Gluten free chocolate sponge rolls with soft orange caramel. (in Russian with Google translate)
Traditional Russian Beef Short Rib Soup with Vegetables, Barley & Pickles, perfect for cold weather.
Amazing autumn pumpkin tart. Recipe by Brazilian Chef Diego Lozano. In Russian with google translate.
Gluten free cake “Three chocolates”. On Russian with Google translate.
My Russian Meatball Soup is loaded with beautiful and tender chicken meatballs floating in a warm and comforting broth.
Warm Potato Salad with Radish & Cucumber, Mustard Dressing
Crisp choux pastry with a White Russian cocktail filling. These taste amazing!
Elegantly light and crisp, Choux Pastry Rings with Sweet Farmer Cheese Butter Cream are perfect with a cup of fresh coffee.
Apple-cinnamon hand pies are perfect for fall baking: easy to make and great for any meal.
These Pumpkin Spice Snowballs add pumpkin spices to Russian Teacakes to make a fall version of a favorite cookie!
The melting texture of these cured mackerels is really quite something! Use in sashimi or as a side dish.
Juicy and soft on the inside and crunchy on the outside, the most delicious pork kotlety!
Step-by-step picture tutorial to can zucchini with vegetables.
Mama’s chicken and turkey soup with giant meatballs that are juicy, sweet and rich, and smoothing and flavorful broth.
Traditional Russian dumplings are turned sweet when made with Door County, Wisconsin’s famous sour cherries.
A Russian braided cinnamon wreath that my Grandmother used to bake for us.
A White Russian for coffee lovers: A shot of strong coffee makes for a welcome addition to a classic drink.