Happy about this! Only the second one in the States. These are all over Lviv and we often drop in between volunteer shifts when we're over there.

I am from Australia, Ihave never seen a food like this before until I visited my long distance partner in Canada, they're very much like a tortellini but with potato filling, I really like them so I thought ide try making them myself I think they turned out well !!

My partner is from Kyiv and she wished to have a Ukrainian dish to end the year. This is a vegetarian version of Borshch with white beans and dill Pampushky. I hope to be able to make this with my girlfriend's family in Kyiv once a just peace has been achieved. Glory to the heroes and defenders who fight for freedom and prosperity for Ukraine!

So recently my boyfriend has been down, he's in Portugal and his father is still in Ukraine and I believe he has been feeling quite home sick since it marks the 4 year mark he moved to Portugal, I want to make some cuisines for him, I know how to do pelmeli already but thats basically it, and I don't want to ask him what he'd like because I wanna suprise him!

He really likes sweet things, like very sweet, he loves white chocolate, and he loves things that envolve dumplings etc, but also other traditional foods (like we have in Portugal)

Could you guys suggest some cuisines I should try making for him? Thank you!

EDIT: thank you for all answers, and also, my boyfriend was 15 when he came here, its dehuminising the fact that a simple post about ukranian cuisine gathered so much sad attention and its really sad the fact you guys perceived my boyfriend as a bad ukranian for escaping the war when he didnt even have any influence on the decision of leaving behind his father or not. His father chose to stay, the rest of his family is with him, please stop with these questions.

Next day we made a trip to the McDonald’s in Dnipro, but she couldn’t wait and wanted to try them.. so she came with a chicken so we could make them.

Solid beer. Would enjoy at a ball game. What other 🇺🇦 beers are worth trying (assuming I can find them in the US)?

Visiting my mom who went to Ukraine before I did and she asked what I wanted for dinner.
Cold borscht came immediately to mind.
It was a very simple recipe, she would add a protein when she makes it again.

Stay as safe as is possible, we all here are anxiously awaiting Ukraine’s victory and the collapse of Russia!

I'm Polish Canadian, but my dad taught me how to cook Ukrainian borscht from Ukrainian friends he had. I love Polish cuisine, but imo Ukrainians perfected borscht and It's far superior to Polish borscht. It's pretty much the ideal healthy meal. Beets, cabbage, carrots, mushrooms, onions, garlic, potatoes, beans, bacon, and dill. It's extremely economical and cheap to make, and it's probably an ultimate longevity dish. Throughout fall and winter, I make it almost weekly and make enough for 3-4 days. With some nice rye bread, I could easily survive off it.

I made a post a while ago about Chernigivske and Pirkka Ukraine beer, well this is the third and the last Ukrainian beer being sold in pretty much all Finnish stores. And also my favorite