Spring is just around the corner, and with it comes the busy season for gardening and planting. By April, you might alr…
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The most popular natural dye, henna, is a powder made from the dried leaves of the lawsonia plant. For centuries, it has been used in the East as a healing,…
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April is arguably the best month for planting trees and shrubs. In public parks and near hospitals, it’s recommended to plant trees that serve as excellent “sanitizers,” such as spruce,…
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Pizza is undoubtedly one of the most popular dishes in the world. Here’s the simplest recipe for pizza using yeast dough. Dissolve 1 cup of sparkling water with half a…
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Italy is a country where each province boasts its own rich history, yet it only became a unified state relatively recently. This likely contributes to the incredible diversity found in…
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When it comes to making chocolate desserts or baked goods, you can choose between cocoa powder or chocolate bars. While working with cocoa powder is straightforward, melting chocolate bars can…
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Cinnamon is one of the oldest spices in the world, used since ancient times in Egypt and India. Along with other ingredients, it was utilized by the Egyptians during the…
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Chocolate is made from the seeds of the cacao tree, which translates from Greek to “food of the gods.” The ancient Aztecs viewed cacao as a source of strength and…
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Nuts are incredibly beneficial for health. In terms of calories, nuts are on par with many food products, yet they do not contribute to weight gain while providing the body…
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In spring, rhubarb successfully takes the place of berries and fruits. This highly nutritious plant has been known for over five thousand years, initially recognized in the East for its…
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Healing Ice Cold, in moderation, has a beneficial effect on our bodies. Our ancestors used to take ice baths for rejuvenation, laying the groundwork for what we now know as…
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Craving homemade ice cream? Let’s be clear: it’s not as simple as it might seem at first glance. However, if you follow certain rules and recommendations, you can achieve a…
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Milk has a history as ancient as humanity itself, having been consumed for over 6,000 years. From the moment they are born, humans experience the taste of their mother’s milk,…
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Eat it right away. You’ll need to dismantle the wooden structures of the floor affected by the fungus. Clean off any mold and residue. Burn any damaged wood. The next…
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Salad with Jerusalem Artichokes Grate the peeled tubers, then add finely chopped onion, parsley, and pepper. Drizzle with oil and vinegar, and season with salt. Instead of oil, you can…
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During the winter months, when the frost and snow blanket the world outside, there’s nothing quite like sipping a hot cup of tea while contemplating ways to boost your health.…
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For this recipe, you’ll need pork belly with good meat marbling (you can use any type of fat). Start by washing the pork belly, trimming the skin a bit, cutting…
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Jerusalem Artichoke The Jerusalem artichoke, also known as sunchoke, originates from North America, which is where it gets its second name. In Ukraine, it has become popular as both a…
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In chilled sweet tea, pour in apple juice and cherry jam, then add citric acid. Mix everything thoroughly. Chill before serving. For the tea: 10g of tea leaves, 125g of…
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Fresh farmer’s cheese, sugar, and vanilla sugar are mixed with flour, thoroughly combined, and formed into syrniki, with two pieces per serving. For the filling, rinse the raisins and mix…
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Cut pieces of meat are taken from the bone-in pork loin, lightly pounded, stuffed, and secured with headless matches or tied with string. They are then dipped in egg, coated…
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Start by boiling the broth. Once the meat is cooked, remove it and slice it thinly. Sauté the chopped onion and separately cook the tomato paste. Peel the pickles and…
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Soak herring fillets in milk, then pass them along with white bread and onion through a meat grinder twice. Soften the butter, then mash the hard-boiled egg yolks with mustard…
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Start by bringing a pot of water to a boil. Take 2.2 lbs of pork belly, wash it, pat it dry with a paper towel, and rub it with salt,…
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The very name “sandwich butter” indicates its purpose: it’s meant for spreading on bread. However, it can also be added to prepared dishes—such as cereals, vegetable sides, potatoes, and vegetarian…
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It’s often said that the neck reveals our age. After all, wrinkles and sagging skin appear there sooner than on the face. This happens because the subcutaneous muscles of the…
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To prepare the batter, mix flour, baking soda, salt, and spices in one bowl. In another bowl, beat together sugar and oil until well combined. Continue beating while adding the…
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[/caption] This cake gets its name because the recipe calls for five eggs, and you use the same weight of flour, sugar, butter, margarine, or even lard, along with a…
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These are a big hit with kids and husbands alike. Combine fat, sugar, milk, and cocoa in a pot and bring to a boil, stirring constantly until you achieve a…
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Quickly rub the flour with the fat, then knead the dough, adding an egg, sugar, baking soda, and, if desired, a tablespoon of berry liqueur (optional). Divide the dough into…
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Start by kneading the dough and adding the crushed yeast. Slice the apples into rounds, leaving the skin on if you prefer, but be sure to remove the seeds. Sprinkle…
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In a bowl, I combine cottage cheese, flour, eggs, sour cream (a thicker, tangier version of sour cream common in Eastern European cuisine), sugar, and salt, mixing everything together. I…
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If you have leftover mashed potatoes, I like to make zrazy from them. To start, I thoroughly mix the mashed potatoes with eggs and shape them into round patties. In…
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I mix rice, semolina, or wheat porridge with candied fruits, raisins, egg yolks, and sugar blended with vanilla. Then, I add whipped egg whites, quickly spoon the pudding into a…
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I make it with buckwheat, wheat, or millet porridge. Just like with a casserole. In this case, I mix the porridge with eggs, grated cheese, sour cream (a thicker, tangier…
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I make this dish when I have leftover rice, wheat, or semolina porridge. I add eggs, mix everything together, spread it on a baking sheet in a layer about 1…
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Responsibility is a significant matter, and making a responsible decision is no small feat. For instance, imagine you’re walking through the jungle and suddenly come face to face with a…
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The wild ancestor of the beautiful rose can be found throughout our country, from the European part to the Urals, Siberia, and the Far East. This thorny bush thrives in…
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I’m excited to share with you a delightful recipe for Hutsul-style stew cooked in pots. Start by marinating 300-400 grams (about 10-14 ounces) of veal with onions for 2-3 hours.…
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Today, manufacturers are offering an ever-increasing variety of soy products: meat substitutes, cheese, oil, and more. This wide range is appealing, as soy is a plant-based product, and replacing high-calorie…
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Sushi Sushi, a dish from Japanese cuisine, gained popularity in Europe in the early ’80s and made its way to our shores in the early ’90s. Today, the capital boasts…
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The main trend of the new “fashion” season is to have as little hair on your head as possible. In sharing opinions about this trend, we certainly don’t aim…
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Among the water-soluble vitamins, the interconnected and mutually enhancing **B vitamins** stand out. All of them play a crucial role in maintaining the body’s vitality. The most significant among this…
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Who doesn’t want to eat rationally, following all the rules of modern nutrition science? However, even understanding the composition of foods and their biological value remains abstract unless we connect…
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Vinegar comes in many varieties, including rice, grape, pear, and raspberry. However, apple cider vinegar is considered the most beneficial. It can be used to rinse hair for added shine,…
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More than 2,000 years ago, the great healer Hippocrates taught that humans are generally born healthy, and that all diseases eventually come through the mouth via food. A person can…
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Of course, it’s winter now, and the only place you can enjoy shashlik is at a restaurant. But let’s take a moment to remember that incomparable aroma, the tenderness…
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The human aura is a subtle, invisible layer that envelops the physical body like a delicate, glowing cocoon. It serves as a unique energy field that provides both protection and…