Wheat Kutia with Poppy Seeds, Honey and Nuts
Cook wheat kutia with poppy seeds, walnuts, raisins and honey. Soak the wheat ahead, simmer until tender and serve the finished grain dish. Offer in small bowls for family meals.
Cook wheat kutia with poppy seeds, walnuts, raisins and honey. Soak the wheat ahead, simmer until tender and serve the finished grain dish. Offer in small bowls for family meals.
Cook eggplant caviar with tomato, carrot, pepper and garlic until thick. Keep this oil-rich vegetable spread refrigerated or frozen. Freeze extra portions for later meals.
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