Making a Bulgarian/ Greek Style Yogurt
Equipment needed: clean glass jars with airtight lids; thick bottomed large pot ; whisk; cooking thermometer; thick blanket or ice cooler;
Banitsa With White Cheese (Bulgarian Banitsa With Phyllo Pastry)
Banitsa is a traditional Bulgarian meal and has very special place on the table on all traditional holidays. It can be done with different fillings like spinach, leaks, minced meat and other fillings; one thing is always the same – the phyllo pastry. Bantisa with white cheese is the most popular. It is served best with an extra bowl of plain yoghurt. It is my favorite breakfast. This recipe is my mom’s recipe and there are some small variances of the preparation in the different areas of the country. Some people use oil instead of butter (or margarine), some people do not use yoghurt but milk, some do not use milk and yoghurt at all, only eggs and white cheese. When we use only eggs and milk we call it milk banitsa.
Potato and Vegetable Omelet (Bulgarian Style)
I just love eggs and often eat breakfast for dinner. Came across this recipe on the Internet and decided to post it for the Zaar World Tour. This particular one is so loaded with good things, it’s a one dish meal. Or you can serve it with a simple salad and a little garlic or peasant bread. The original recipe calls for 4 tablespoons of oil, but I’m planning to cut that in half.
Oatmeal Stout and Bacon Belgian Waffles
These waffles made with bacon and covered in powdered sugar and syrup are made even more decadent with the addition of Mother Earth Brewing Company’s Round About Chocolate Oatmeal Stout.
Chocolate Chip-Banana Belgian Waffles
Gluten-free pancake mix and rice milk are the secret ingredients in this healthy breakfast. Chocolate and bananas never tasted better together! From Taste of Home Good Food for Kids! who credits Silvana Nardone – Brooklyn, New York.
