Recipes from The Cookbook Project
Baked cheese toasties (Ceptas siermaizītes)
Beef turnovers (Buljona pīrādziņi)
Bilberries and milk (Mellenes ar pienu)
Breakfast sandwiches (Brokastu sviestmaizes)
Cabbage rolls (Kāpostu tīteņi)
Cabbage rolls – lazy version (Slinkie kāpostu tīteņi)
Cauliflower with brown butter (Puķukāposti ar brūnu sviestu)
Cottage cheese cookies (Biezpiena cepumi)
Cucumber salad (Latgales salāti)
Cured salmon (Mazsālīts lasis)
Fish in carrot and tomato sauce (Zivs burkānu un tomātu mērcē)
Garlic Bread (Ķiploku grauzdiņi)
Hazelnut meringue chocolate cake (Cielaviņa)
Honey on rye bread (Rupjmaize ar medu)
Lazy cabbage rolls (Slinkie tīteņi)
Lilac ice tea (Ceriņu ledus tēja)
Marinated pumpkin (Marinēts ķirbis)
Meatball soup (Frikadeļu zupa)
Milk vegetable soup (Piena dārzeņu zupa)
Pickled cucumbers (Mazsālīti gurķi)
Poppy seed scrolls (Magoņmaizītes)
Potato pancakes (Kartupeļu pankūkas)
Potato salad (Kartupeļu salāti)
Rye bread with honey (Rupjmaize ar medu)
Rye bread breakfast sandwiches
Sauteed green peas (Štovēti zirnīši)
Sauteed sauerkraut (Štovēti kāposti)
Stuffed peppers (Pildīti pipari)
Summer slaw (Jauno kāpostu salāti)
Tomato scrambled eggs (Olu kultenis ar tomātiem)
White bread breakfast sandwiches
Yeast pancakes (Rauga pankūkas)
Zucchini relish (Kabaču salāti)
February 7, 2019
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February 5, 2020
Tik jauki redzēt klasiskas latviešu receptes vienā vietā, un tik jauki formatētas! :)
December 15, 2020
I read through some of your recipes and realised how “Latvian I was brought up (fed) – mum (Scheluchin)was born in Riga and married an Australian. The “new Australian ” attitude prevailed around the time (1950’s)so sadly I was never taught Latvian. My grand mother (Erpik) was a fantastic cook – very inventive with ingredients, with twists on a lot of the recipes here. Little wonder as her mum was a french pastry cook. Reading the recipes made me laugh and saddened me at the same time, reminding me of my life as a child eating granma’s wonderful inventions and the vacuum left by her death. Crumbs on the table swept by the hand was money from the house. When using salt – a pinch was always thrown over the left shoulder by right handed person, “salt in the devils eye, she would say” If you got a fright – you must immediately begin spitting ( like in my greek wedding ) this is to rid yourself of the fright?……so many weird things.