This beetroot dip is made with liver-loving beetroot, heart-healthy walnuts and magnesium-rich prunes, and it’s one of those classic Ukrainian dishes that I have loved since childhood. You can serve it with my paleo crackers [https://www.cookedandloved.com/recipes/paleo-crackers/] or veggie sticks; or scoop a spoonful on grilled lamb cutlets or hard-boiled eggs.
View RecipeKulich is a traditional Ukrainian Easter bread, served between Easter and Pentecost. A delicious sweet bread with fruit and nuts and decorated for the holiday.
View RecipeLiver makes a popular spread in many countries and cultures all over the world. In Ukraine where I live Chicken Liver Pashtet is one of the most common appetizers or bar snacks you will find. It is often served with slices of homemade bread or toast. Making your own homemade pashtet is so easy you may never go back to buying store-bought again!
View RecipeThis popular Ukrainian breakfast only requires a few ingredients. Easy to make, and delicious to eat!
View RecipeThis popular Ukrainian breakfast only requires a few ingredients. Easy to make, and delicious to eat!
View RecipeNot the usual packaged Jello but you'll love the tweak of pomegranate juice, the combination of flavors with fresh fruit just take this over the top.
View RecipeGreen borscht is the green counterpart to the popular Ukrainian beetroot borscht. It uses fresh tangy sorrel instead of the earthy beetroot for a popular summertime version of the classic soup.
View RecipeBorscht soup is a dish that best represents Ukrainian cuisine. It's a hearty, hot soup made with beetroot, which gives it a gorgeous red colour and sweetness. It's nutritious and healthy and is suitable to vegan, paleo, Whole30 and gluten-free diets.
View RecipeA very simple cake recipe that consists of thin sweetened condensed milk layers with a sour cream frosting that cuts down the sweetness of the cake, making it a perfect piece of cake to devour with your cup of tea.
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