Link page for parts 1-7 German, Scotch-Irish, Russian, Hungarian, African-American, Ukranian and Macedonian.
http://internationalfoodblog.blogspot.com/2013/06/western-pa-ethnic-cooking-links-to.html#.Ua-MJUC1GSo
PART 8 - Bulgarian
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The Bulgarians emigrated to Western Pennsylvania
from 1905 through World War II.
· Usually they were young male mill workers who stayed in boarding houses
· Came to make enough money for relatives at home
· Usually they were young male mill workers who stayed in boarding houses
· Came to make enough money for relatives at home
·
1912-1923 – the most came because of the height
of the Balkan War
· Areas where they came from:
o Sofia (west Bulgaria)
o & central area of Bulgaria (known for its roses)
· Macedonian and Bulgarians linked and settled in same areas
· Russian Orthodox, Greek Orthodox and Roman Catholic
· Bulgarian-Macedonian Beneficial Association began in 1935
· Emphasis on learning and preserving tradision
· Opened multiple bakeries: One of them being West Homestead Baking Company
· Known for Rye among other breads
· Areas where they came from:
o Sofia (west Bulgaria)
o & central area of Bulgaria (known for its roses)
· Macedonian and Bulgarians linked and settled in same areas
· Russian Orthodox, Greek Orthodox and Roman Catholic
· Bulgarian-Macedonian Beneficial Association began in 1935
· Emphasis on learning and preserving tradision
· Opened multiple bakeries: One of them being West Homestead Baking Company
· Known for Rye among other breads
Foods:
·
Homemade yoghurt
·
Yoghurt cookies (korabeeki)
·
Cold cucumber Soup (tarator)
·
White Bean Soup (fasul or bop)
·
Strudels
o
Apple
o
Banitza dough (flaky strudel) with fillings
§
Cottage cheese
§
Spinach
§
Leek & cheese
Modern links for homemade Belgian yoghurt
http://www.101cookbooks.com/archives/000176.html
with a homemade yoghurt note pdf
http://creatingnirvanatoday.blogspot.com/2011/01/making-yogurt-at-home.html
- more than you will ever want to know about yoghurt
Links for yoghurt cookies
Links for cold cucumber soup
Links for white bean soup (bob chorba)
(scroll down page; other good stuff here)
Strudels
Apple
Banitza
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