21. Savour Life For Regina’s Mary Woloshyn, family and ukrainian cooking are her passion. For the Woloshyn family, ukrainian cooking is truly a family affair. http://www.savourlife.ca/access/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabindex=9&tabid=224

22. Www.buchgourmet.com - The Cookbook Specialist : New And Antiquarian Cookbooks Fr Farley, Marta Pisetska, Festive ukrainian cooking. A comprehensive and wellresearched assortment of menues and recipes. 1995, 217 S. (engl.) 34,00 http://www.buchgourmet.com/english/category.asp?catcode=59&subcat=534

23. SYMBOL KEY Average Cost Of Dinner Per Person, No Alcoholic Ukrainian. Wonderful place to take your local or foreign friends for some authentic ukrainian cooking, atmosphere, and music. Rustic but pleasant. http://ukraine-today.com/entertainment/restaurants/restoran vx.shtml

(1-A) (B-C) (D-F) (G-I) ... (Y-Z) SYMBOL KEY Average cost of dinner per person, no alcoholic beverages Under 25 Hr 25-55 Hr 55 - 120 Hr 120 - 250 Hr Above 250 Hr Symbol key Meaning Credit cards Discount cards Delivery Reservations Parking Billiards Currency Exchange Darts Dancing/dance floor Mini golf Live music Live jazz Banquet facilities Take-out Hr Business Lunch (price) Catering Breakfast TV Video games Capacity/Max table capacity ENTER YOUR REVIEWS Restaurant Name: Name (First): Name (Last): Reting Review: E-mail: KYIV RESTAURANTS REVIEWS VELYKA STINA (Great Wall) (NR) Konstiantynivska 2a, 230-6027 Chinese and Continental. Why can't they just stick to Chinese and pure Chinese. Why mix in Ukrainian, Continental, etc. Expensive and not so great. VERKHOVYNA (NR) Poltavska 4, 243-5461 Ukrainian. Very inexpensive Ukrainian food in a "traditional" interior. VERNISSAGE (NR) Sichnevoho Povstanya 17, 290-5289 Italian - Slavic The name envisions lavish settings and exquisite cuisine. The truth of the matter is that this is a banquet hall. Great for events and big parties. VESUVIO PIZZA 25 Reiterska, and 19 Ivana Franka 235-6681 and 234-5268

24. St. Vladimir Institute Offers Ukrainian Cooking Classes (11/02/97) St. Vladimir Institute offers ukrainian cooking classes Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, November 2, 1997, No. 44, Vol. LXV http://www.ukrweekly.com/Archive/1997/449718.shtml

St. Vladimir Institute offers Ukrainian cooking classes TORONTO - A series of eight classes in two semesters with Hanya Cirka, designed to show how traditional dishes are prepared using local ingredients and utensils, will be held at St. Vladimir Institute. Several variations will be shown to demonstrate how easy it is to stretch a basic dough or how many different dishes can be made from basic ingredients. Classes include sampling of all prepared dishes as well as handouts with recipes and tips to assist in preparation of traditional dishes. The series, which began on October 27 with a course called varenyky varia-tions, continues with the following classes in the fall to be held Mondays, 6:30-9 p.m.: November 10, holubtsi (cabbage rolls) and kapusta (sauerkraut) variations; November 24, borsch, kutia and fish dishes; and December 8, menu for Sviat Vechir (Christmas Eve). In the spring classes will be held Tuesdays, 6:30-9 p.m.: March 24, Easter breads; April 7, Easter basket foods; April 21, Chicken Kyiv dinner and syrnyk (baked cheesecake); and May 5, roast pork dinner with nalysnyky (crepes). Fees: $25 per session; $80 per semester; $150 for the entire eight-week series. For more information or to register, call (416) 923-3318.

25. NEW RELEASE: "Stocking Stuffer" Ukrainian Recipes (03/09/97) IOWA CITY, Iowa Ukrainian Recipes, the latest in a series of in the popular recipe-card-file size format pesents ukrainian cooking as one of the http://www.ukrweekly.com/Archive/1997/109726.shtml

NEW RELEASE "Stocking stuffer" Ukrainian recipes IOWA CITY, Iowa - "Ukrainian Recipes," the latest in a series of "stocking stuffer" cookbooks in the popular recipe-card-file size format pesents Ukrainian cooking as one of the best homestyle cuisines of the world - basic, fresh, wholesome and nutritious. Ukrainian food is not often found in restaurants, for it is a style of cooking best meant for families, for homecomings and for holidays. The majority of recipes in this book come from Ukrainian American homes, where Joanne Asala, who collected the recipes, shared the food and native traditions. The cookbook's 160 pages include recipes for daily fare and festive celebrations. Notes and menus for traditional observances of Christmas, Easter and the wedding feast are included with the recipes. Among these are flummery, or "kutia," one of the most sacred of ritual dishes, Easter bread, or "paska," and honey nut cake. On the cover is a photo of a three-pronged wood-carved candelabra. Examples of exquisite symbolic folk art, especially Easter eggs or pysanky, are found throughout the book with reference to the significance of the various designs. Penfield Press has published 32 "stocking stuffer" titles.

26. Class_Schedule-All ukrainian cooking Class. All Invited (optional). 1220 Cathedral of Learning. Tue 629-04. 900-1200. Classes. 1200-100. Lunch. Pizza Tuesday http://individual.utoronto.ca/psyling/russian/class/sched_sli_2004.htm

CIRL Classes Grammar Exercises ... IAP University of Pittsburgh East European Summer Language Institute General Plan DAY TIME WHAT WHO WHERE Mon 6-7-04 Orientation Everyone 1P56 Posvar Everyone Book Center/ID Center Lunch On your own Classes Begin Tue 6-8-04 Classes Lunch On your own Classes Wed 6-9-04 Classes Lunch With Instructors Classes Thu Classes Lunch On your own Classes Fri 6-11-04 Classes Lunch With Instructors Classes Polish Happy Hour All Invited Cathedral Lawn (log cabin) (if rain: Posvar Galleria) WEEK 2 DAY TIME WHAT WHO WHERE Mon 6-14-04 Classes Lunch On your own Classes Polish Cooking Class All Invited (optional) 1220 Cathedral of Learning Tue 6-15-04 Classes Lunch Pizza Tuesday Posvar Hall Galleria Classes Wed 6-16-04 Classes Lunch With Instructors Classes Thu Classes Lunch On your own Classes Fri 6-18-04 Classes Lunch With Instructors Classes All Invited (optional) Cathedral Lawn (log cabin) (if rain: Posvar Galleria) WEEK 3 DAY TIME WHAT WHO WHERE Mon 6-21-04 Classes Lunch On your own Classes All Invited (optional) 1220 Cathedral of Learning Tue 6-22-04 Classes Lunch Pizza Tuesday Posvar Hall Galleria Classes Wed 6-23-04 Classes Lunch With Instructors Classes Thu Classes Lunch On your own Classes Fri 6-25-04 Classes Lunch With Instructors Classes All Invited Cathedral Lawn (log cabin) (if rain: Posvar Galleria) WEEK 4 DAY TIME WHAT WHO WHERE Mon 6-28-04 Classes Lunch On your own

27. InfoUkes Bookstore The Best of ukrainian cooking (Hardcover) by Bohdan Zahny. Festive ukrainian cooking (Hardcover) by Marta Pisetska Farley. Return to index. http://www.infoukes.com/bookstore/amazon/

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28. Ukrainian Theme Wedding & Party Guide Festive ukrainian cooking Lonely Planet Russia, Ukraine Belarus Modern Ukrainian Short Stories Two Lands, New Visions Stories from Canada http://www.askginka.com/nationality/ukrainian.htm

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29. Special Events And Activities - Alberta Community Development ukrainian cooking – Saturday, April 16 3 hours Come out to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village and learn how to prepare delicious and traditional http://www.cd.gov.ab.ca/enjoying_alberta/museums_historic_sites/site_listings/uk

Contact Us Search Location: Alberta Government Home Community Development Home Enjoying Alberta Museums and Historic Sites ... Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village Special Events and Activities Keyword Search: Advanced Search... Special Events, Exhibits, Workshops and Activities Main Page Contacts Education Programs Friends of the Ukrainian Village Society ... Site Map Print Special Events, Exhibits, Workshops and Activities The Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village is an award-winning Provincial historic site showcasing Ukrainian settlement in Alberta from 1892 to 1930. As Alberta celebrates its 100th anniversary, we offer a variety of special events and activities for you to enjoy! SPECIAL EVENTS: 2005 Iordan ­ Feast of Jordan Monday, January 19, 10:00 am - ­4:00 pm Celebrate the final day of the Ukrainian Christmas season and one of the most important holidays of the Eastern Rite. This holiday commemorates the baptism of Christ. Activities include Holy Liturgies will occur in our historic churches followed by a unique water blessing ceremony at the ice cross. Come visit the heritage buildings, observe house blessing, participate in the burning of the didukh , and enjoy food and entertainment.

30. Culture - Some Interesting Things About The Ukrainian People ukrainian cooking uses black pepper, red pepper, salt, bay leaf, parsley and dill (usually in spring and summer), garlic and onion. Staples include potatoes http://www.ukrainepostalexpress.com/culture.htm

Ukraine Ukraine is a broad, flat land resembling Kansas in the USA. It nestles between the Carpathian Alps to the west, the Black Sea to the south and the Sea of Azov to the east. To the north is Belarus (part of the ancient Kingdom of Lithuania) and Russia proper. A peninsula, the Crimea, juts out into the Black Sea. The broad Dnipro river runs down through the center of the country. To the east of the Dnipro the land is flat and has rich soil ideal for farming. It is no wonder, then, that Ukraine is called "the bread basket of eastern Europe". To the west of the Dnipro, the land is more hilly and rolling, eventually becoming fairly rugged as the western part of Ukraine reaches into the foothills of the Carpathian Alps. The Ukrainian People Ukraine has long been a crossroads between Europe, Arabia and the Orient, and the modern Ukrainian Rus have acquired a strong admixture of Asiatic and Arabic blood: giving them an average height, slender build and fair complexion. Strictly speaking, the popular-image beefy Slavic people are found mostly in the western Ukraine (bordering on Poland, Hungary and the Slovak states) and in the north and northeast adjacent to Russia. For over a century, the official language was Russian. Since independence, Ukrainian is being promoted as the state language although Russian is still the most widespread, especially in the major cities. In villages people speak both Russian and Ukrainian. As a rule of thumb, you can manage by speaking Russian, although you may receive a bit of resistance from public officials who are being pressed to use Ukrainian.

31. VOA News - Ukrainian Student Researches Physics, Shares Folklore, At Stanford Un Ukraine Students Attends Stanford University for Physics. in the community to introduce them to some Ukrainian culture like ukrainian cooking or we are http://www.voanews.com/english/AmericanLife/2004-12-22-voa29.cfm

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32. Ukrainian Student Association - History The best ukrainian cooking is found in the home; if you get invited to someone s house for a meal, you re in for a treat. for more information click here http://www.albany.edu/~usa/culture/history.html

Culture Quick Facts History Famine ... Humor Ukrainian history began with the rumble of hooves - Scythians dominated the steppes north of the Black Sea from the 7th to the 4th centuries BC, initiating centuries of outside political and cultural domination. Traces of Scythian culture can be found in Kiev's Caves Monastery, where the tombs contain superb goldwork depicting highly detailed animal and human forms. Following the Scythians, a series of invaders, including Ostrogoths, Huns and the Turko-Iranian Khazars, ruled areas of present-day Ukraine. The first people to unify and control the area for a long period were Scandinavians known as the Rus. The Rus took Kiev in 882 AD, and by the late 10th century the city was the centre of a unified state known as Kievan Rus, which stretched from the Volga west to the Danube and south to the Baltic. In 988, the Kievan Rus leader Volodymyr accepted Christianity from Constantinople, beginning a long period of Byzantine influence over Ukrainian politics and culture.By 1520 the Ottomans Empire controlled all of coastal Ukraine. Military devastation and plague had wiped out much of the population of the Ukrainian steppe by the 15th century, when the region became popular with runaway serfs and Orthodox refugees escaping more tightly controlled neighbouring domains. These people came to be known as kazaks (Cossacks), a Turkic word meaning outlaw, adventurer or freebooter. Ukrainian Cossacks eventually formed a state that, although officially under Polish and later Russian rule, was to a significant degree self-ruling, but 20 years later the state was divided between Poland and Russia.

33. Daily News From Ukraine, Soccer Games, Sports Events, Video Music, Concerts, Mov Chas Time - Voice of America - How ukrainian cooking fan became a successful businesswoman. more Other more Other http://www.ukrainatv.com/eng/catalogue/Other/2004.html

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34. Ukraineinfo Like so many other countries, the best ukrainian cooking is found in the home. Currency Ukraine grynia (UHA; sometimes spelled hryvnia ) Exchange kiosks http://www.volunteering.org.au/ukraine_i.html

35. Reviews Of Cookbooks Of Russian Foods And Cuisine Festive ukrainian cooking by Marta Pisetska Farley University of Pitts Trade Cloth. Feasting, fun food ..the 3 F s of Ukrainian culture! http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/cookbook_reviews/116440

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36. Upcoming Community Events At Nashholos.com Tips for ukrainian cooking  from a veteran cooking instructor This week s food item Rhubarb Last week Buckwheat Ukrainian proverb ? http://www.nashholos.com/features.htm

Vancouver's longest-running Ukrainian radio program Sundays 6 p.m. - AM1320 CHMB (97.5 Cable FM) Upcoming Community Events Registration - Friday youth activities - Friday Sep. 23, 2005 Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral in New Westminster welcomes children ages 3-13 Friday evenings from September-May for concerts, Ukrainian and religious classes, and special events. Activities organized by age group into pre-school, junior and senior youth. Registration and orientation for the 2005-2006 session will be held on Friday Sept 23. All welcome! For more information call 604-526-9198. Golf tournament - Sunday Sep. 25, 2005 Annual golf tournament sponsored by the Ukrainian Community Society of Ivan Franko at the Country Meadows Golf Course, 8462 No 6 Road in Richmond. Texas scramble. Golfers of all skill levels welcome. First tee-off time 11:30 a.m. Cost $50 members, $55 non-members. Banquet and awards following tournament at the Hall 5311 Francis Road in Richmond. Grand Prize for a hole-in-one at designated hole is a trip for two to Hawaii courtesy Solaway Travel. To register or for more information contact George Brandak 604-274-2025 or George Daschko 604-546-2883. Friday Sept 30 - Saturday Oct 1, 2005

37. Ukrainian Radio At Nash Holos.com Tips for ukrainian cooking; Travel Tips for Ukraine Artists recently aired on Nash Holos; Ukrainian music CDs; Interviews conducted on Nash Holos http://www.nashholos.com/

Vancouver's longest-running Ukrainian radio program Sundays 6 p.m. - AM1320 CHMB (97.5 Cable FM) BC's first and only bilingual English/Ukrainian radio program! Featuring the very best in contemporary and traditional Ukrainian music ... and much more! Past programs on our Playlist page Ukrainian Proverb of the week Ukrainian Food Flair ... Tips for Ukrainian cooking Travel Tips for Ukraine Artists recently aired on Nash Holos Ukrainian music CDs Interviews conducted on Nash Holos Advertising information and rates Upcoming community events in the Vancouver area Links to other interesting Ukrainian sites - Chetverta Khvylia our sister program This week: The second in a series of three Ukrainian folktales narrated by storyteller Linda Mikolayenko ( www.lindathestoryteller.ca ) from her CD "Beyond the Blue Mirror" produced exclusively for ethnic and community radio audiences. This week: The Magic Pumpkins. On Ukrainian Food Flair, Sylvia talks about spinach and shares a recipe for delicious spinach patties. On Travel Tips to Ukraine and Eastern Europe, Myrna talks about Sambir, another delightful destination for visitors to Ukraine. And as usual, there'll be the Proverb of the week, items of interest to the local Ukrainian community, and plenty of Great Ukrainian Music!

38. History Of Ukraine The best ukrainian cooking is found in the home; if you get invited to someone s house for a meal, you re in for a treat. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/ukrainian/USS WEBPAGE/pages/history.htm

39. Welcome To Ukraine Many of the ukrainian cooking traditions go back hundreds of years. The Ukrainians, for example, have always preferred boiled, stewed or baked food to fried http://www.wumag.kiev.ua/index2.php?param=pgs20041/138

40. International Adoption: Forever Families Through Little Miracles International A Festive ukrainian cooking Far more than a cookbook it is a definitive account of traditional ukrainian cooking and culture as perpetuated in family rituals http://www.littlemiracles.org/index.php?page=bookstore&catid=5

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