When I saw Bear's post regarding his Birthday Halupkis it made me wonder:
Growing up in the small steel town of Homestead PA we had a large population of Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, and Hungarian families. Wonderful hard working, kind, and friendly people. Many of my childhood friends were from those families. I had some of the greatest "hand grenades" when I was invited to dinners at their homes. Even my emigrant Greek Mother learned how to make them from our neighbors. I miss those carefree days and those wonderful dinners. Unfortunately like a dummy I never learned how to make them from my mom. Even today I wish I had an authentic recipe to try!
Does anyone have an authentic Eastern European Region recipe that they would be willing to share and satisfy my intense craven?
I miss you mom,
John
Growing up in the small steel town of Homestead PA we had a large population of Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, and Hungarian families. Wonderful hard working, kind, and friendly people. Many of my childhood friends were from those families. I had some of the greatest "hand grenades" when I was invited to dinners at their homes. Even my emigrant Greek Mother learned how to make them from our neighbors. I miss those carefree days and those wonderful dinners. Unfortunately like a dummy I never learned how to make them from my mom. Even today I wish I had an authentic recipe to try!
Does anyone have an authentic Eastern European Region recipe that they would be willing to share and satisfy my intense craven?
I miss you mom,
John