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Eastern European culinary art is the culinary art of Eastern Europe.

Since a cuisine of a united states is strongly influenced by its climate, however, a term is of limited utility. When Eastern German cuisine, Polish cuisine and Russian cuisine show many similarities, it differ well from either a culinary art of the Balkan peninsula, for instance.

SLI Cookbook 2001
Recipes from Eastern Europe, presented by the University of Pittsburgh Department of Slavic Languages.

Rus-Ukr-Georg-Food
Email list for Russian, Ukrainian, and Georgian cooking.

Eleanor's Kitchen
About a dozen Czech and Slovak recipes, such as Polevka and Milosti.

Favorite Recipes from Uncle Bill's Kitchen
Cookbook presentation with sample recipes reflecting Bill Anatooskin's Doukhobor heritage.

Eastern European Cooking: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Resource Guide
Directory of recipe collections.

Recipezaar: Czech Recipes
About seventy Czech and other Eastern European recipes, raning from Bublanina to Kolace.


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