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09/02/2011
Whole pickled tomatoes are a perennial favorite in Russia.
Issue #130
03/17/2008
There are as many recipes for these delicious, bite-size savory pastries as there are Russian cooks.
Issue #110
03/17/2008
Not quite croquettes and not quite chicken kiev, these rich, butter-stuffed chicken cutlets are delicious.
Issue #110
08/23/2007
This is not your ordinary burger!
Issue #105
07/19/2007
This classic Russian dish known as captain's chicken turns an ordinary chicken into the very likeness of a captain, with tomato buttons, a hard-cooked egg head, and a carrot nose.
Issue #104
07/13/2007
This chilled soup—a mixture of chopped vegetables and beef (okroshka means minced in Russian)—offers a refreshing antidote to the heat of summer.
Issue #104
12/17/2007
Square egg noodles, called fleckerln, an Austrian favorite, are the basis of this dish.
Issue #71
03/08/2002
Pickling is called Russia's national pastime and here is a delicious example of their labor of love.
Issue #29
03/08/2002
An easy way to preserve the fresh flavor of summer squash.
Issue #29
03/04/2002
Vegetables form the foundation of the cuisine of the Republic of Georgia, and lobios (green beans) are a favorite. This salad is from The Georgian Feast by Darra Goldstein (HarperCollins, 1993).
Issue #26
03/18/2002
Sorrels are found in home gardens all over Latvia.
Issue #19
08/26/2009
While cold-weather borscht can sometimes involve hours of simmering, this chilled version of the soup is easy to make. Continue...
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