Bye, Vesper. Stay warm, sweetie.
Good-bye, Snow.
Along the way, we'll be reading some history . . . recommended by Nestor. . .
and more history . . .
and this . . . recommended by Kathy. . .
and some 19th century English lit . . .
and, at the end of a long day of driving, for sheer comic relief, this . . .
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Now, FOOD REFLECTIONS . . .
BUCKWHEAT VARENIKI are traditional so I tried making them this year
based on:
This dough has 2 cups of buckwheat flour and 1 cup of white.
Another recipe called for just buckwheat flour in the dough. I'm glad I tried it, but I have to say I prefer regular pyrohi.
Another recipe called for just buckwheat flour in the dough. I'm glad I tried it, but I have to say I prefer regular pyrohi.
Helen says, however, that her mother often
made buckwheat perogies.
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