Russian Sauerkraut Soup (Schi)
Russian Sauerkraut Soup (Schi)
How to Separate Egg White from Egg Yolk
How to Separate Egg White from Egg Yolk
Zucchini Pancakes (Summer Squash Pancakes)
Zucchini Pancakes (Summer Squash Pancakes)
Baked Egg Omelette
Baked Egg Omelette
Tzatziki Sauce
Tzatziki Sauce
Simple Cake with Sour Cream Frosting
Simple Cake with Sour Cream Frosting
Potato Roasted with Vegetables
Potato Roasted with Vegetables
Meat with Prunes
Meat with Prunes
Fried Broccoli Side Dish
Fried Broccoli Side Dish
Cabbage Rolls in Tomato Dill Sauce
Cabbage Rolls in Tomato Dill Sauce
Lasagna with Beef and Vegetables
Lasagna with Beef and Vegetables
Lasagna with Beef and Vegetables
Lasagna with Beef and Vegetables
Lasagna with Beef and Vegetables
Lasagna with Beef and Vegetables
Macaroni with Ground Boiled Beef
Macaroni with Ground Boiled Beef
Beef Stew with Carrots and Bell Pepper
Beef Stew with Carrots and Bell Pepper

My Beverage Recipes




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Dried Fruit Kompot (Uzvar)

January 2nd, 2010 in Beverage Recipes, Non-alcoholic by MeCooking
Uzvar (Dried Fruit Kompot)
Uzvar (Dried Fruit Kompot)

Uzvar is a kompot made from dried fruits: mainly apples, pears and prunes, however various recipes include raisins, dried sour cherries and even dried apricots.

Even though this drink is traditionally served to Christmas Eve dinner in some countries of West Europe (e.g. Ukraine, Russia, Poland, Lithuania), I really can’t find a reason why it can’t be a great better choice to drink before all those sugary-artificially prepared sodas people consume so much those days.

Uzvar, or as it also called in ex-USSR countries – Kompot made from Dried Fruits, is very refreshing, tasty and easy to do. I highly recommend this drink to everybody, prepare it for your kids – they will love it!

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Apple & Cranberry Kompot

November 14th, 2009 in Beverage Recipes, Non-alcoholic by MeCooking
Apple & Cranberry Kompot
Apple & Cranberry Kompot

Most of you probably wonders what the “kompot” is, as that is not very usual word in english speaking world. Some of you may also assume there is a grammatical error in the title of this post and I probably mean the apple & cranberries compote (stewed fruits, the dessert), however there is no error: kompot is a drink made of stewed fruits and/or berries, fresh or dried, or a combination of those, and it is traditional drink in many countries of Eastern Europe.

Making kompot is almost effortless, it takes not more then 20 mins (if you don’t count cooling down time in) to get great fruit and healthy drink for you and especially your kids and I believe they will like it much more than those powder-produced drinks from bottles and cans people drinking so much nowadays.

Autumn is a time when fresh apples and cranberries are in every grocery shop and supermarket, Apple & Cranberry Kompot is one of easy way to prepare those two together and it goes good with Apple Cake.

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Banana Milkshake (Fruit Milkshake)

September 26th, 2009 in Beverage Recipes, Non-alcoholic by MeCooking
Banana Milkshake
Banana Milkshake

Even though the title says this it recipe for Banana Milkshake, this is very simple recipe can be used to prepare pretty much any kind of fruit milkshake – just replace bananas with strawberry or raspberries and vanilla ice-cream with any kind of ice cream you like and enjoy your very own taste of a milkshake.

I should also mention what milk and ice-cream (main ingredients of a milkshake) are good sources of calcium, which is an important component of a healthy diet. It is especially for children. Which makes milkshakes good drinks for kids: not only is it tasty so they love it, but also is nutritious.

So, whatever your goal is – to make sure your kid gets the needed amount of calcium or to remind yourself about the times when you were a kid – make a milkshake (it is easy)!

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