Guest guest Posted July 14, 2004 Report Share Posted July 14, 2004 OH goody! Someone here actually ate these in Russia and knows how to pronounce them correctly. Katja, could you spell these phonetically for us, please?? I made them on Thursday and they were very tasty. I just pounded the crap outta my chicken with a rolling pin (my 3 year old enjoyed this step) and added sauteed onion & carrots, celery seed, salt & pepper. Very simple stuff, but the dough smelled awesome while it was fermenting. They were a hit with my decidedly NON-NT inlaws I will definitely be making them again. Katja....can you give a couple of your favorite fillings, as reindeer and moose are not exactly common fare around here and I don't think I'm adventuresome enough to try horsemeat. For the GF people.....I'm thinking amaranth would work very well for a semolina substitute. Yes?? I saw some fresh-ground at Rebekah's today and it reminded me of the semolina. Heidi, I totally agree....we are VERY MUCH a mono-grain society (I had to laugh when you gave your rat-poison analogy...very well-illustrated Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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