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Ukrainian Cooking:     more books (24)

Traditional Ukrainian Cookery ~ 1982 Thirteenth Edition by Savella Stechishin, 1982 Ukrainian Cuisine with an American Touch and Ingredients by Nadejda Reilly, 2010-07-31 Ukrainian Cuisine with an American Touch and Ingredients-Gluten Free by Nadejda Reilly, 2010-07-31 The Veselka Cookbook: Recipes and Stories from the Landmark Restaurant in New York's East Village by Tom Birchard, Natalie Danford, 2009-10-27 From Borsch to Blinis by Catherine Atkinson, 2000-04-25 The Ground Turkey Cookbook (English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Russian, Ukrainian, Chinese, Hindi, Tamil, Telug, Kannada, Malayalam, ... Gujarati, Bengali and Korean Edition) by Kristine H. Templeman, 1989-09-25 Syrniki: Syrniki, Ukrainian Cuisine, Quark (cheese), Ladushki, Vanilla, Pierogi

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21. Books-shop @ PopcornMonsters.com Festive Ukrainian Cooking
    Festive ukrainian cooking. It provides simple recipes and introductions to the mysteriousart of ukrainian cooking borshcht kvas, pravdyviy hryby, et.  
    http://shop.popcornmonsters.com/books.php/Mode/product/page/1/browse/67571/AsinS
    
    Extractions: For any Ukrainian food/holiday tradition enthusiast tired of struggling through encoded recipes from "babtsia," this is the book for you!!! It provides simple recipes and introductions to the mysterious art of Ukrainian cooking "borshcht kvas," "pravdyviy hryby," et. al. as well as modern versions of the old traditions. Makes a traditional Ukrainian Christmas a reality. Used to drive me crazy when my mother cooked Ukrainian foods and never had a recipe. Well, with this book all that has changed. I use it for those recipes where "a little of this and a little of that and then you mix it together" mean little to me. Also has excellent explanations of the different holidays and foods appropriate for the holiday.

22. Books-shop @ PopcornMonsters.com Belarus & Ukraine
    Read more Compare this Festive ukrainian cookingFestive ukrainian cooking by MartaPisetska Farley List Price $19.95 Our Price $13.97, this means 31% off!  
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23. HallAudiobooks.com :: Festive Ukrainian Cooking
    You are here Audio CDs Languages Festive ukrainian cooking. Search (books). Festive ukrainian cooking. 100% Recommended by our customers.  
    http://hallaudiobooks.com/index.php/Mode/product/AsinSearch/0822936461/name/Fest
    
    Extractions: For any Ukrainian food/holiday tradition enthusiast tired of struggling through encoded recipes from "babtsia," this is the book for you!!! It provides simple recipes and introductions to the mysterious art of Ukrainian cooking "borshcht kvas," "pravdyviy hryby," et. al. as well as modern versions of the old traditions. Makes a traditional Ukrainian Christmas a reality. Used to drive me crazy when my mother cooked Ukrainian foods and never had a recipe. Well, with this book all that has changed. I use it for those recipes where "a little of this and a little of that and then you mix it together" mean little to me. Also has excellent explanations of the different holidays and foods appropriate for the holiday.

24. BORSHCH
    the end of the cooking. This recipe comes from the book Traditionalukrainian cooking by Savella Stechishin. 1 1/2 pounds soup meat  
    http://pages.prodigy.net/l.hodges/borshch.htm
    
    Extractions: Borshch is the quintessential Ukrainian dish; it's not only the most popular dish in all Ukraine, it's uniquely Ukrainian. Other Slavic cultures and nations may have adopted borshch, but it originated in Ukraine. Borshch is a mildly tart vegetable soup in which beets predominate. Generally, borshch contains many different ingredients, as many as 20, but the combinations and proportions vary according to region of Ukraine, the season, and family tradition. There are even more variations of borshch than political parties and movements in Ukraine. Some say that a true Ukrainian borshch contains beans, either fresh or dried, but Ukrainian individualism being what it is, there are undoubtedly many other opinions on what constitutes a true borshch. Borshch is usually made from a base of rich meat stock. Pieces of meat, usually pork, may be cooked in the soup along with the vegetables, but there are meatless versions and these are especially served on fasting days. The tart flavor may come from any one of the following: beet kvas (fermented beet juice), lemon juice, strained rhubarb juice, sorrel leaves, vinegar, or pickle brine. Besides having a slightly tart flavor, borshch also tastes of salt, pepper, dill, and garlic, according to the discretion of the cook. A good borshch should retain its deep red color; the ingredients should not be cooked to a mush, but should retain their texture. One way to guarantee this is to bake the beets in the oven until they are tender, remove their skins, chop them, and then add to the soup near the end of the cooking.

25. Ukrainian Food
    Links to recipe pages and definitions of some names of dishes.Category Home Cooking World Cuisines European Ukrainian (Summer, 1998 issue); Festive ukrainian cooking by Marta Pisetska Farley, 1990.Nice book. Cooking Ukrainian Style - Traditional and Modern Recipes.  
    http://www2.uwindsor.ca/~hlynka/ukrecipe.html
    
    Extractions: Contact person: Dr. Myron Hlynka; hlynka@uwindsor.ca Varenyky (or pyrohy or perogies) are dough pockets filled with potato, or potato and cheddar cheese,or kapusta (sauerkraut), or cottage cheese, or blueberries, or cherries, or ... Ukrainian varenyky are boiled and resemble to various degrees Polish pierogi, Russian pilmeni, Italian ravioli,Jewish kreplach, or Chinese wonton. Varenyky are very are often served with onions and sour cream. Mmmmm. The word "varenyky" is used throughout Ukraine.The singular form of "varenyky" is "varenyk." Betcha' can't have just one! The word "pyrohy" is used by Ukrainian American and Ukrainian Canadian descendents of pre World War I settlers from Western Ukraine. The singular form of "pyrohy" is "pyrih." The word "perogies" is a Canadianization/Americanization of "pyrohy." Holubtsi are Ukrainian cabbage rolls. The filling is mainly rice with a small amount of hamburger (unlike other East European cabbage rolls which are mainly hamburger with a small amount of rice). Cabbage leaves are steamed to make them soft and then the filling is added. The holubtsi are placed in a large pot, covered with tomato soup (or sauce) and baked.The word "holub" in Ukrainian means "dove," and holubtsi are in the shape of a dove. Borshch is Ukrainian beet soup. Other spellings for "borshch" are "borsch" or "borscht." We prefer "borshch" which would be the official Library of Congress transliteration of the Ukrainian word.

26. Windsor Ukrainian Canadian Sources(People)
    2563945. PYSANKY (UKRAINIAN EASTER EGGS), EMBROIDERY, and COOKING. Mary Hnatiuk. MargiePrytulak. Ukrainian embroidery, ukrainian cooking. Irene Zeleney.  
    http://www2.uwindsor.ca/~hlynka/ukexp.html
    
    Extractions: The following individuals are members of the Ukrainian Canadian community of Windsor, Ontario and are knowledgable in some aspect of Ukrainian Canadian life. Anyone who wishes to be included in the list should contact the web page manager, listed above. Manager of this web page. Active in Ukr. Cdn. Business and Professional Association of Windsor. hlynka@uwindsor.ca Peter Mycak. President of U.C.C. Windsor (Umbrella group of most Ukrainian Canadian organizations in Windsor.) Manager of Meest store (packages to Ukraine). Work (519)-258-5429 Dr. Ihor Stebelsky, Dept. of Geography, Univ. of Windsor. Expert on geography of Ukraine and former Soviet Union. Office: (519)-253-4232 (ext 2177) Myroslaw Prytulak. 969-8998. Knowledgeable about the Windsor Ukrainian Canadian community. Morris Yaworsky. 969-0847. Co-editor of book UKrainians in Windsor and Essex County. Irene Momotiuk. Irene hosts the Ukrainian radio program on CJAM, 91.5 FM, Saturday, 11 a.m.-12 noon.

27. HallAudiobook.com :: Festive Ukrainian Cooking
    You are here Audiocassettes Languages Festive ukrainian cooking. Search (books). Festive ukrainian cooking. 100% Recommended by our customers.  
    http://hallaudiobook.com/index.php/Mode/product/AsinSearch/0822936461/name/Festi
    
    Extractions: For any Ukrainian food/holiday tradition enthusiast tired of struggling through encoded recipes from "babtsia," this is the book for you!!! It provides simple recipes and introductions to the mysterious art of Ukrainian cooking "borshcht kvas," "pravdyviy hryby," et. al. as well as modern versions of the old traditions. Makes a traditional Ukrainian Christmas a reality. Used to drive me crazy when my mother cooked Ukrainian foods and never had a recipe. Well, with this book all that has changed. I use it for those recipes where "a little of this and a little of that and then you mix it together" mean little to me. Also has excellent explanations of the different holidays and foods appropriate for the holiday.

28. Authentic Ukrainian Stuffed Green Peppers Recipe
    This recipe is good, hands on, down to earth ukrainian cooking, the best ! ETHNICCOOKING HINT Sour cream is a staple in every Ukrainian kitchen.  
    http://www.yankeeharvest.com/recipes/recipe49.html
    
    Extractions: My grandparents called these Ukrainian meals "peasant food". Things were not easy to get in the Ukrainian country. You had to make do with what you had on hand at the time, or growing in the garden during that season of the year. Horses and wagons only. No general stores or supermarkets as we know them today. No microwaves, glass oven pans, just big pots, cooking delicious meals, on the wood stove. This recipe is good, hands on, down to earth Ukrainian cooking, the best...! These Ukrainian stuffed peppers cook on top of the stove, in a pot.

29. Additional Russian Cook Books
    A Little Russian Cookbook A Little Russian Cookbook Normally $7.95 60 pp., hardcover,Festive ukrainian cooking Festive ukrainian cooking Normally $19.95 217 pp  
    http://goodfood.hypermart.net/russian_cookbooks.html

30. Recipes, Cooking & Culinary Directory: Ukrainian
    Cooking/World Cuisines/European/Ukrainian Chef2Chef internationalculinary directory to recipes and cooking.  
    http://chef2chef.com/dir/Cooking/World_Cuisines/European/Ukrainian/

31. HallLanguages.com :: Festive Ukrainian Cooking
    You are here Languages Instruction SerboCroatian Festive ukrainian cooking.Search Festive ukrainian cooking. 100% Recommended by our customers.  
    http://halllanguages.com/index.php/Mode/product/AsinSearch/0822936461/name/Festi
    
    Extractions: For any Ukrainian food/holiday tradition enthusiast tired of struggling through encoded recipes from "babtsia," this is the book for you!!! It provides simple recipes and introductions to the mysterious art of Ukrainian cooking "borshcht kvas," "pravdyviy hryby," et. al. as well as modern versions of the old traditions. Makes a traditional Ukrainian Christmas a reality. Used to drive me crazy when my mother cooked Ukrainian foods and never had a recipe. Well, with this book all that has changed. I use it for those recipes where "a little of this and a little of that and then you mix it together" mean little to me. Also has excellent explanations of the different holidays and foods appropriate for the holiday.

32. HallLanguages.com :: Ukrainian: Pimsleur Language Program
    KievKiev at $30.00. Festive ukrainian cookingFestive ukrainian cooking at $13.97.Ukrainian Pimsleur Language Program. 100% Recommended by our customers.  
    http://halllanguages.com/index.php/Mode/product/AsinSearch/0671579568/name/Ukrai
    
    Extractions: Ok. Pimsleur won't get you very far, is expensive as hell, and is somewhat cumbersome to work with. So the rest of this review will be about how in hell did I get to giving it five stars. There are several ways to go about when wanting to learn a language in an audio-only manner. You can get the "Learn in your car" from Penton Overseas. You can get the audio-only course from Living Language. Or you can take Pimsleur. From the lot, Pimsleur would be the ONLY decent answer for the utter beginner, with the other options, you will find yourself replaying the tapes a couple of times. Does any language course that is a self learning course worth this kind of money? No. That's why we have the next paragraph. Money. First of all, by all means get it used. It is an audio course that I recommend going through only once. So if you're lucky enough to find a CD version used, it will be exactly the same (of course - assuming that the seller is decent enough to sell unscratched CD-s). As for used audio cassettes, well, as much as we want to hear the correct pronounciation, we have to remember - this is not Mozart, it is only recorded speech. However even if you don't find it used, you can buy it, and after completing the course, sell it as used. As this is suitable for first time learning, and is too much for review purposes (perhaps the other audio-only courses will be better for review).

33. Russian Cooking Books - Find That Elusive Accessory At Accessory-Finder.com
    Delights of Russian Cuisine Festive ukrainian cooking Food in Russian History andCulture Indiana-Michigan Series in Russian East European Studies From  
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34. Ukrainian Cookbooks
    Title Festive ukrainian cooking Author Marta Pisetska Farley Publisher U of PittsDate Published October 1990 Format Trade Cloth. From Publisher's Weekly  
    http://www.iarelative.com/books/ukraine.htm
    
    Extractions: Format:  Trade Cloth From Publisher's Weekly: The festivities of the title follow the usual Christian calendar Easter, Christmas, Pentecost and various saints' days. But Christianity in the 19th-century Ukraine, the focus of Ukrainian-born Farley's well-researched book, coexisted with a rural paganism in which ancestors were appeased and fed at Christmas, river spirits blessed and, in a typical grace, God appeared simply as prima inter pares : "Gracious Lord, sun of truth, stars of beauty, moon of light, wind ferocious, rain bountiful, weather beautiful, ancestors' fathers, we feast with you and greet you in summer." The cuisine, likewise, derives from an agrarian prototype shared by other Eastern Europeans and by the Ashkenazim as well.

35. Cooking
    Cooking the Russian Way Gregory Rita Plotkin (April 1989). Festiveukrainian cooking Marta Pisetska Farley (December 1990). Food  
    http://www.frua.org/books/Cooking.htm

36. English Books > Cookery/Craft > Russian
    Young Housewives Molokhovets, Elena; Introduction by Toomre, Joyce; Translator Toomre,Joyce Paperback ISBN 0253212103 Festive ukrainian cooking Farley, Marta  
    http://book.netstoreusa.com/index/bkbch200.shtml

37. HallEducation.com :: Festive Ukrainian Cooking
    You are here Education Language Instruction SerboCroatian Festive UkrainianCooking. Search (books). Related Items Festive ukrainian cooking.  
    http://halleducation.com/index.php/Mode/product/AsinSearch/0822936461/name/Festi
    
    Extractions: For any Ukrainian food/holiday tradition enthusiast tired of struggling through encoded recipes from "babtsia," this is the book for you!!! It provides simple recipes and introductions to the mysterious art of Ukrainian cooking "borshcht kvas," "pravdyviy hryby," et. al. as well as modern versions of the old traditions. Makes a traditional Ukrainian Christmas a reality. Used to drive me crazy when my mother cooked Ukrainian foods and never had a recipe. Well, with this book all that has changed. I use it for those recipes where "a little of this and a little of that and then you mix it together" mean little to me. Also has excellent explanations of the different holidays and foods appropriate for the holiday.

38. Books And CD's About Ukraine
    BOOKS. Festive ukrainian cooking. Mitten A Ukrainian Folktale. Sirko the Wolf A Ukrainian Tale. Magic Egg Other Tales from Ukraine.  
    http://www.michander.com/sape/uabookcd.html
    
    Extractions: Home Who We Are Teacher Recommendations Pen Pal Meetings ... Make A Donation to SAPE Click on the links below to get more information about the book or CD, as well as ordering information. BOOKS Festive Ukrainian Cooking Mitten: A Ukrainian Folktale Ukrainian Minstrels: And the Blind Shall Sing Ukrainian Phrasebook: Language Survival Kit ... New Generation and Artistic Modernism in the Ukraine CD's Ukrainian Dances - Kauriga Ukrainian Ensemble - Ukrainian Bandura Players Sacred Music From Ukraine Music From Ukraine - Folklore Ukrainians - Ukrainians Kultura - Ukrainians Vorony - Ukrainians Ukrainian Dances - Michael Skorr Return to SAPE's Guide to Ukraine SAPE, P.O. Box 319, Monroe, CT 06468-0319, USA

39. Best Russian Cookbooks
    Click for more info. 12. Festive ukrainian cooking by Marta PisetskaFarley Click for more info. 13. The Russian Heritage Cookbook  
    http://www.best-russian-cookbooks.com/list.html

40. Ukrainian Books, Music And Gifts.
    Dalton The Bird's Gift A Ukrainian Easter Story by Eric A. Kimmel, Katya KreninaUkrainian Folk Tales by Marie H. Bloch Festive ukrainian cooking by Marta  
    http://www.allvirtualware.com/ukrsoft/books.htm

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