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The food glossary +++ Popular Articles: 'Pako', 'Pastillas', 'Pinaltok'

Pyrih

Pyrih refers to an Ukrainian pie that can have either a sweet or savoury filling.

Pyrohy

Pyrohy refers to Ukraines dumplings which are made with flour and stuffed with cheese, meat, vegetables, fruit or jam. Pyrohy are often served with sour cream. Pyrohy is also known as Vareniky, Vareniki or Varenyky

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Pysanky

Pysanky refer to Ukrainian colorful and intricately decorated Easter eggs.The word comes from the ancient Ukrainian "pysaty" which means "to write", which refers to the way these eggs

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Pytt i Panna

Pytt i Panna refers to one of Sweden's favorite dish. Pytt i Panna is a hash of fried diced meat, onions and potatoes served with fried eggs and slices of pickled red beets.

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