Delicious Traditional Borscht Recipe
December 8, 2021 No Comments
Today’s post is about a traditional borscht recipe. What do you associate Christmas with? Turkey? Juicy baked ham? Casseroles? Christmas tree? Well, I relate Christmas to a steaming bowl of traditional borscht and hand-made dumplings. That’s because even upon emigrating to the USA, we still cook this scrumptious dish during the holiday season. We couldn’t […]
How To Make Amazing Thanksgiving Turkey – My Tips And Tricks
November 24, 2021 No Comments
Originally published November 2020. Reposting due to high demand.  Today, I share my favorite secrets on How To Make Amazing Thanksgiving Turkey – My Tips And Tricks. You must know, I WILL be making a turkey this year. It won’t be an elaborate dinner, but still, I like to prepare. As such, I am […]
Unique Potato Recipes – Potato Discs From 1898
October 6, 2021 7 Comments
Potato Discs Recipe From 1898 Ancient Tradition Today we are going back in time, a long way back in time as in 1898, to be precise. I wanted to share a unique recipe with you recently published on a popular blog from Poland called Pularda. The author of the blog adapted her recipe from a […]
Easy European Summer Cake
June 30, 2021 No Comments
Easy European Summer Cake, even a five-year-old can make! I first learned how to make this cake when I went abroad to live in Poland. During the summer season – every baker I knew baked a variation of this cake—some used yogurt, some used cream, and others buttermilk. Either way, you go, you can’t go […]
Coffee Lover’s Delight-Organic Coffee
June 16, 2021 No Comments
Are you a coffee lover? I am. I’ve loved coffee ever since I was a kid when I wasn’t allowed to drink coffee yet. Back then, I used to sneak past my mom’s watchful eye to grab an unexpected sip of her strong morning java. I used to devour the flavor of coffee, and I […]
The Art Of Drinking Tea
March 17, 2021 No Comments
The art of drinking tea spans hundreds of years in history. But for me, it goes back to my childhood. When I was little, I lived in Europe, where we drank a lot of tea. Back then, everywhere you went, people were serving hot tea, even in the summer. Often with a slice of fresh […]
