
Galushki with meat and cherries
This is a traditional Ukrainian dish. We decided to use the authentic recipe from the book of Ukrainian author Zinovia Klinovetska. We made minimal changes to the traditional recipe so that the taste was truly original. We only made one improvement and added ripe cherries to the beef to make the taste even better.
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Ribs cooked in wood oven
Vereshchaka is not only the name of the dish but also the name of an authentic Ukrainian cooking technique. B This is the way of cooking meat by stewing it in kvass. We've taken this old method to prepare this dish - the juiciest pork ribs you've ever tried.
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Beef tenderloin with jack mackerels
In the book of Ukrainian author Olga Franko, we found two recipes following one another - one with fish, and another one with meat. One day during the experiment, our chief Ievhen created a new dish, combining these two recipes. There is a big worldwide trend of combining fish and meat on one plate. For example, everybody knows about one popular dish of Italian cuisine called Vitello Tonnato – veal and tuna, combined. Our dish is the Ukrainian version of such a combination of fish and meat, which is also called surf and turf.
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Rolled millet in dough
We found this recipe in the Poltava region during our gastronomic tour. There are many names for this dish, but they all mean the same. According to the recipe, eggs and flour are gradually added to the millet. Then, this mixture is rolled for 40 minutes or so until it increases in size by about five times. After that, we cook it by adding spices, herbs, and brynza cheese. This cooking technique is unique. It exists only in Ukraine and can become our visiting card for the culinary world.
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