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The Prendergast family try a recipe from a different country every night.

Thursday, December 07, 2006

Ukraine

I was not looking forward to eating from Ukraine as the food in this region is typically stodgy and meaty. But then I discovered that the ubiquitous Chicken Kiev is of course, from Kiev! (The capital of Ukraine.) I stuffed chicken breasts with chopped chicken and garlic butter, crumbed them, quickly fried them then finished them off in the oven. We served them with mashed potato and fresh beans. Carter loved the dinner. Niamh loved it delicious, mum agrees.we all loved it. dad has not had his yet. Niamh cleared her plate! For dessert we had Varenyky, which are little dumplings, stuffed with fresh strawberries and boiled. We served them with the traditional creme fraiche, and other sweet sauces. Niamh liked chocolate sauce, Mum and Carter liked Creme Fraich and maple syrup, while noone really liked the jam. These were good! We give the Ukraine 2 thumbs up.

2 Comments:

At 9:58 pm, Blogger Rake said...

Wow! I love the sound of this! Dumplings with strawberries and creme fraiche sounds divine (or should I say DEvine, taking a leaf from the TradeMe school of spelling??!!)
What's next?

 
At 9:44 am, Anonymous Anonymous said...

That all sounds pretty good - especially the strawberry dumplings. Did you really stuff the chicken breasts with chopped chicken? I know when you buy Kievs from the supermarket they just have garlic butter (lots!) in them. On Christmas Eve maybe you could find something from Iceland, or as far North as possible.

 

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