Pashtida

We cook pashtid Pashtida refers to the dishes of Jewish cuisine and is a casserole and pie at the same time. The way of preparing this dish is original: the filling is placed in the middle of a batter, as if on a pancake. As a filling, any ingredients can be used: meat, fish, vegetables, mushrooms - all that we usually put in pies. Possessing the properties of casserole, pâtida can include what remains of lunch or dinner: chicken pieces, mashed potatoes, vegetables, etc. Dough for pashtida is made from a mixture of yogurt or sour cream with mayonnaise and eggs. Cottage cheese and cheese can also be used. Pashtida has become popular in many countries due to the simplicity of cooking and the numerous variations with the filling.

We cook pashtid Pashtida refers to the dishes of Jewish cuisine and is a casserole and pie at the same time. The way of preparing this dish is original: the filling is placed in the middle of a batter, as if on a pancake. As a filling, any ingredients can be used: meat, fish, vegetables, mushrooms - all that we usually put in pies. Possessing the properties of casserole, pâtida can include what remains of lunch or dinner: chicken pieces, mashed potatoes, vegetables, etc. Dough for pashtida is made from a mixture of yogurt or sour cream with mayonnaise and eggs. Cottage cheese and cheese can also be used. Pashtida has become popular in many countries due to the simplicity of cooking and the numerous variations with the filling.

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