Culture | World in a dish
Ukraine has a glorious cuisine that is all its own
Foods, like countries, can be intertwined but still remain distinct
TORTELLINI, SPRING rolls, Cornish pasties, empanadas: nearly every cuisine in the world has a recipe in which meat or vegetables are wrapped in dough to be cooked. Ukraine’s version is vareniki.
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Culture March 5th 2022
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