Ukrainian Cooking Class: Christmas Perogies and Donuts

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
  • Learn to make Ukrainian perogies (varenyky) and donuts (pampushky) with our tour leader Taras Sabadash!
    These traditional recipes have been passed down through the generations to Taras and now appear in his cookbooks that can be purchased on Amazon: www.amazon.com...
    Join Taras on his culinary tour of Ukraine where you'll learn how to cook many of these dishes and the rich history behind them: cobblestonefre...

Комментарии • 17

  • @VlodkoBoychuk
    @VlodkoBoychuk 2 года назад

    Дякуємо за цікаве відео! Excellent job, Taras and Cobblestone Freeway Tours!

  • @robinp8304
    @robinp8304 2 года назад

    lovely video!!!! Happy Holidays and much health and success for 2022

  • @bfazakerly
    @bfazakerly Год назад

    Wow! Loved watching you prepare these incredible treats. Great recipes. I ordered your books. Greetings from South Carolina, USA. God Bless Ukraine!

  • @maryanngenesky7232
    @maryanngenesky7232 2 года назад

    I love your Videos. ❤️ Great job! From, USA, New York.

  • @W3JAG
    @W3JAG Год назад

    Just discovered you and love your channel. Please stay safe and well.

  • @paulinemiskovich8892
    @paulinemiskovich8892 2 года назад

    Poppyseed my favourite

  • @annalefsrud3132
    @annalefsrud3132 2 года назад

    Love these! Favourite pompushky are cherry/chocolate and as our dido had a plum tree, plum and poppy seed. So lovely and thank you. Hope you're all well.

  • @bernadette8300
    @bernadette8300 Год назад

    Thinking of all Ukrainians this Christmas season 🇺🇦 🇺🇸 💌

  • @Solodar22
    @Solodar22 2 года назад

    мням мням, супер молодець, хочу пампухааа, ааааа)))

  • @tubezzztube
    @tubezzztube 2 года назад +2

    Thanks Taras! Love your humour and stories throughout the video. Also very much appreciate the idea of the different "pinches" on the different fillings of padeheh. 👍

  • @brendal2438
    @brendal2438 2 года назад

    Cherry!

  • @davislongsworth7150
    @davislongsworth7150 2 года назад

    You are so cute!

  • @vbodi3350
    @vbodi3350 2 года назад +1

    I can see that in my 47+ years of cooking and baking that I have never seen dough made in that way....mixing dough into yeast. I will continue to view your video to see what happens....

  • @JMJweloveu
    @JMJweloveu 2 года назад

    You're hilarious lol

  • @KyivanEnjoyer
    @KyivanEnjoyer Год назад

    need more fried onion, onion must hide vareniki from your eyes until you start eating🧐😋

  • @Nitesraven
    @Nitesraven 2 года назад

    I say periogy the same as yourself cause my great grandparents were from western ukraine. My great grandmother was born in Tulova, Ukraine. Not sure about my great grandfather though. 500-600 😳🤤

  • @aleksbakman7562
    @aleksbakman7562 Год назад

    Ukraine is so important to the whole world that you should introduce Ukrainian food titles into English language and they all will be accepted.
    Just show and say: пампушки, вареники, тощо