Kama refers to the following: 1. traditional Estonian thick dessert drink made with sour milk (keefir), . . . Read More

Blintzes/Blintz: Blintzes refers basically to Jewish crepes. A Blintz is a thin, flat pancake rolled . . . Read More

Stoemp refers to Belgium's mashed potatoes with bacon and cream, and flavored with herbs and spices. . . . Read More

Baleadas refer to one of the popular dishes from Honduras which is a tortillas folded over and filled . . . Read More

Pyrohy refers to Ukraines dumplings which are made with flour and stuffed with cheese, meat, vegetables, . . . Read More

Chowders is a type of thick hearty soups are made from fish, shellfish and/or vegetables and often contain . . . Read More

Halászlé / Halaszle: Halászlé refers to Hungarian Fish soup. Halászlé is one of the typical dishes . . . Read More

Bortsh refers to Finnish beetroot soup made of beetroot, cabbage, onions and carrots sliced thinly with . . . Read More

Zapianka z Jablykami refers to a Belarus disha baked rice pudding dessert with apples. After slow baking, . . . Read More

Dovga refers to Azerbaidjan's "yoghurt soup". Dovga is thick spicy soup made from rice, spices, sour . . . Read More