Simple suppers: multicultural turkey meatballs
Generally speaking, I’m not a huge fan of cuisines vaguely classified as “fusion,” but a melding of cultures in food can be a beautiful thing, if…
Generally speaking, I’m not a huge fan of cuisines vaguely classified as “fusion,” but a melding of cultures in food can be a beautiful thing, if…
Still playing catch-up since getting back last week from my trip to France and to Moscow to visit family. Spending time with my grandma always…
I love farmers cheese (tvorog, in Russian) though it can sometimes be hard to find here. It is a nostalgic taste for me, and it…
It’s getting hot out there. But, truly, summer is my favorite time of year. The bounty of everything blooming and growing, the long warm nights,…
I was talking to someone the other day about food blogs and building stories, and how many of our journeys, even if they take place…
The only way I can really describe these treats – kartoshka is translated as potato, as they are playfully shaped to resemble potatoes – is as giant…
Sorry for the prolonged absence – I had to go to Moscow for my cousin’s wedding last weekend, and it turned out to be a…
It is definitely autumnal here – the skies are grey, the leaves yellow, and the food hearty and warming. All I want to do today…
This will be almost an ode to dumplings but, really, how can you not love them? Done well, they are little homey pieces of comfort…
More Russian food for you – in addition to the beet salad, I used the green/chard part of the beets to make this meat pie….