Chef Katja's American recipes

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Just some food that I love and want to share with you.

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  • Miske

    In this blog post, I would like to introduce you to another famous recipe from my country, called miske. Miske are a dessert, and the name could be literally translated into English language as ‘mouses’ because of their shape - round body and a long tail. But what...

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  • French toast

    How to make the best French toast, according to my American friend? Before moving to the United States of America almost two years ago (I cannot believe how fast time flies! ), I have only had French toast once, at some fancy breakfast place, and I thought it tasted...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago
  • Jota

    Every country has a dish (or dishes), specific to that region. And one of my favourite dishes from home that I dearly miss here in the United States of America, is a dish, called ‘jota’. At this point, you might be wondering why don’t I just make it by myself if I...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago
  • Fizolova minestra

    Fizolova minestra - bean soup Two most popular traditional food types in my country are desserts and soups. And in this blog post, I would like to introduce you to what is considered one of the traditional dishes in my country. The dish is called fizolova minestra, and...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago
  • Lemon bars

    I do not know the reason, but in the past few years, I started to really like sweets that taste like lemon. I even like lemon yogurt. If you offered that to me when I was a kid, I would blatantly refuse to eat it. But tastes change, as they say, and I am a living proof...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago
  • Prekmurska gibanica

    As you have probably figured out from my previous blog posts, my country has quite a few traditional dishes that are desserts. One of them is called prekmurska gibanica, and they actually literally translated it into English - OverMura moving cake. Let me explain:...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago
  • Krhki flancati

    Krhki flancati - strawbe My country has quite a few popular desserts that are served on special occasions, and one of them is called krhki flancati, or strawbe, depending on the part of the country you are in. I have not seen anything similar in the United States of...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago
  • American donuts

    Source Which one would you choose? I have never had a traditional American donut with a hole in the middle and that amazing sugary glaze before moving to the United States of America. And once I tasted one, I cannot stop eating them. And luckily, they are pretty simple...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago
  • Krofi

    Krofi - donuts This is not your traditional American donuts recipe. American donuts have a hole in the middle and a glaze on the top. But donuts in Europe do not have a hole in the middle, they are not as flat as American donuts, and they are filled with peach...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago
  • Jesprenj

    Jesprenj, also known as ricet in some parts of the country, is another traditional dish that I do not make as often as I could (and should). In the past, this dish was very popular among farmers and field workers. Here is the recipe that will make enough jesprenj for...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago
  • Pasulj

    Pasulj is one of these dishes that taste good at any time of the day, on any occasion. The preparation is not too complicated, and the final results are finger - licking good. The amount of ingredients in this recipe will make enough pasulj for five...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago
  • Bujta repa

    Yesterday, I realized that I have not told you about any traditional recipes from the very eastern part of my country, and I decided to change that. The dish I will tell you about today, is called ‘bujta repa’. Bujta repa is, similar to jota, a dish made out of...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago
  • Idrijski zlikrofi

    In my past recipe posts, I have described quite a few dishes that are typical for my home country, and are sometimes a pain to prepare. Well, I have added another one to the list. My country’s traditional food seems to follow the rule: the more complicated to prepare,...

    0 , in Erasmus recipes 6 years ago

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