Russian Pierogi With Potato and Spinach
These pierogi are made from scratch. But most of the time I will buy a frozen white bread dough or White Dinner Rolls dough for this… read more »
2 comments / by Olga / on January 12, 2015
Russian Pear Crust Pie Recipe
I’ve used slightly under-ripe pears and raisins for this pie. Cranberries or cherries may substitute the raisins very well. To make it even easier buy a refrigerated Pie… read more »
Leave Comment / by Olga / on December 23, 2014
Russian Layered Lavash Cake
I’ve used the Lavash bread sheets to simplify the preparation of “Napoleon” like cake. It will save a lot of your time and will surprise… read more »
Leave Comment / by Olga / on December 4, 2014
Russian Farmer’s Cheese Pancakes (Syrniki) Recipe
Syrniki are tender pancakes, made out of farmer’s cheese (tvorog). They are a traditional dessert in Russia and will make an excellent breakfast as well. Mix… read more »
Leave Comment / by Olga / on November 26, 2014
Cream Cheese-Apricot Pastries (Rugalach)
These wonderful pastries will become your favorite. You will need very few ingredients, but the pastries are incredibly delicious. Sometimes I put raisins or… read more »
Leave Comment / by Olga / on April 22, 2014
Sour Cream Cookies
These cookies are easy to make, delicious to taste and ready in about 15 minutes. Get your kids involved in the process of preparing… read more »
Leave Comment / by Olga / on March 25, 2014
Puff Pastry Turnovers
Delicious pastries for any occasion. Easy to make when you don’t have a lot of time for preparation. Any filling can be used. Puff Pastry can be… read more »
Leave Comment / by Olga / on December 24, 2013
Pan-Fried Pierogi With Meet and Veggies.
The pan-fried Pierogi is an excellent appetizer or snack. They are very well served with any dip or salsa. They also will be great with green… read more »
Leave Comment / by Olga / on November 26, 2013
Welcome To My Blog!
Hi, my name is Olga. I would like to welcome you to my site.
I created it first of all, to save my family’s recipes and then to share them with my friends and those who have tasted some Russian/Ukrainian food and liked it. But I also would like to introduce it to those who haven’t yet, but would like to.
I will try to keep my recipes simple, but there are few that might require more prep time or ingredients for preparation. You will also find some of my family’s favorite American recipes here and other international cuisines.
I thank you for visiting my site. I hope you will fall in love with Russian/Ukrainian food and will come back again.