Thursday, February 26, 2026

Borscht, Pierogi, Rye Bread + More

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Borscht
2 bowls of borscht topped with sour cream and fresh dill

This Ukrainian-style borscht is a far cry from the jarred version some of us grew up seeing in the fridge (anyone else?). Packed with veggies—think beets, cabbage, carrots, and potatoes—it's tangy, wholesome, and deeply satisfying. It's also even better the next day, so you'll be glad the recipe makes plenty.

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Rye Bread
rye bread on cutting board

This easy homemade rye bread is perfect for sandwiches, and it's just as delicious warm from the oven with a swipe of butter or alongside a bowl of soup.

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Pierogi
pierogi on plate with sour cream and onions

Classic homemade pierogi are filled with creamy potatoes and cottage cheese, then topped with golden caramelized onions. They're a fun cooking project and especially good pan-fried in a little butter for golden edges before serving.

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