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Showing posts with label homemade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homemade. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
INTERNATIONAL: Bread of the Week 45: French Chouquettes or French Pastry Sugar Puffs
Chouquettes is pronounced shoo kett
LINK to another Chouquettes Recipe
LINK to third recipe for Chouquettes
NOTE: There several places where you can buy PEARL SUGAR which is used in this recipe!!
Monday, June 25, 2018
INTERNATIONAL: JULY 4 IS COMING! How to make box-mix cake taste homemade!! AND COCONUT POKE CAKE VIDEO! QUICK LINK!!
Don't know what a "poke cake" is? Links
below to my previous posts!
LINK TO THE AMERICAN POKE CAKE IS BACK
LINK TO MORE POKE CAKES
below to my previous posts!
LINK TO THE AMERICAN POKE CAKE IS BACK
LINK TO MORE POKE CAKES
Friday, February 9, 2018
Friday, July 5, 2013
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Western PA Ethnic Cooking - Bulgarian - Part 8
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
·
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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