Budni vecher 2010
For the first time in years we celebrated Christmas at home. It was great to cook budni vecher, a tradition we started in Haarlem many years ago. It's a Bulgarian Christmas Eve dinner, made without any animals products like meat, milk or butter.
The main dishes we had were stuffed grape and cabbage leaves, various beans and a home made bread. The latter with a coin for luck, which fell to Sasha. Dessert was baklava from a Turkish store in Chapel Hill.
It was delicious and a lot of fun to prepare together.
Yesterday was an easy and relaxing day. This morning we woke up to a snowy world, around 4 to 5 inches of snow.
Making the surmichki.
Cooking them.
Budni vecher table.
Yours truly.
Baklava.
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Re: Budni vecher 2010
Awesome, sounds wonderful! You'll have to post the recipe to budni vecher, Cynthia and I have been eating straight vegan (with a few special event exceptions <g>) since august. We've lost about 40 pounds each so far. =)
Hope you had a merry Christmas!
Re: Budni vecher 2010
ziet er gezellg en lekker uit
Re: Budni vecher 2010
I found some recipies http://sofiaecho.com/2006/12/25/647314_christmas-deliciousness
Re: Budni vecher 2010
I just placed a recipe for surmichki (the stuffed leafs):
http://www.guusbosman.nl/2010/12/29/recipe-bulgarian-surmichki-%D1%81%D1...