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This recipe for Ukrainian beetroot soup, or borshch, is made with beef, cabbage, carrots, potatoes, onion, and beets. It also includes Ukrainian caraway dumplings, which are little pirozhki (similar to pierogi), that are cooked right in the broth. This soup is excellent with them, but still delicious without if you choose not to make the dumplings. Contrary to popular belief, Ukrainians don't spell their beetroot soup borscht (that's a Yiddish spelling), nor are beets the predominant ingredient. In fact, ...
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It took restraint not to eat the whole batch of these crispy, slightly crunchy, Parmesan-coated chickpeas. Add some creamy dip into the mix, and I was in appetizers-that-spoil-my-dinner heaven. You can use the basic battering, breading, and baking technique with zucchini (stay tuned), asparagus, cauliflower, broccoli, mushrooms, or most anything in your vegetable drawer. The breading on the chickpeas is crispy, crunchy, and perfectly complements the soft beans inside. Every time I use this technique, I’m p...
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