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Buchcover „Kapusta – Osteuropäische Gemüseküche“ von Alissa Timoshkina. Illustration eines grünen Weißkohls auf rosa Hintergrund mit grünem Rahmen.

Kapusta

Alissa Timoshkina

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Eastern European cuisine more delicious than ever

  • Contemporary and delicious: Simple vegetable dishes from Eastern Europe
  • A cookbook full of taste, history and meaning
  • Fermenting and preserving: All about Eastern European culinary traditions
  • Polish cuisine, Czech cuisine and more.
  • The best recipes from Eastern Europe

A culinary journey with refinement

Welcome to Eastern European cuisine, where the diversity of seasonal vegetables is celebrated! Be inspired by vegetarian and meat-based recipes based on the five most important vegetables of Eastern Europe: cabbage, beets, potatoes, carrots, and mushrooms.

From beef borscht to potato babka to pierogi, affordability, seasonality, sustainability, and good taste are at the heart of the dishes. You'll explore the vibrant food culture of Eastern Europe and learn all about Eastern European culinary traditions such as fermentation and preserving.

"Kapusta" is more than a cookbook. It's a homage to delicious Eastern European cuisine, highlighting lesser-known culinary traditions.

The Taste of Eastern Europe: Traditional and Modern Recipes from Ukraine, Romania, Hungary and More

ISBN: 978-3-8310-5179-3
Language: German
Published: July 2025
Translation: Helmut Ertl
Details: 224 pages , 197 x 255 mm, hard cover
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Dorling Kindersley Verlag GmbH
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Alissa Timoshkina

Alissa Timoshkina is a chef, food writer, and cultural studies scholar with Russian roots. In her books, she combines the culinary traditions of Eastern Europe with modern influences and personal stories. Her recipes reveal how diverse and surprising Eastern European cuisine can be. From hearty classics to refined reinterpretations. With passion and authenticity, she brings an often underestimated food culture closer to an international audience.

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