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<plb_layout val_3="" val_4="" val_6="" val_8="&#039;&#039;&#039;Pampushki&#039;&#039;&#039; (&#039;&#039;pahm-pOOsh-kee&#039;&#039;) is a plural form of &#039;&#039;&#039;pampushka&#039;&#039;&#039; (&#039;&#039;pahm-pOOsh-kah&#039;&#039;). Pampushki are small buns that are traditionally served with borsch in Ukraine. After baking, they are tossed with garlic-oil mixture. Serve them warm with [[Ukrainian Borsch|borsch]]. &#13;&#10;" val_9="Dough:&#13;&#10;#[[Flour]] – 500 g&#13;&#10;#[[Water]] - 1 cup&#13;&#10;#[[Vegetable oil]] – 1 Tbsp&#13;&#10;#[[Salt]] – 0.5 tsp&#13;&#10;#[[Sugar]] - 1 Tbsp&#13;&#10;#[[Yeast]] – 10 g&#13;&#10;&#13;&#10;Garlic sauce:&#13;&#10;#[[Garlic]] – 2-3 medium cloves&#13;&#10;#Salt – a pinch&#13;&#10;#Oil – 1 Tbsp&#13;&#10;#Water – 2 Tbsp" val_10="#Combine all the dry ingredients.&#13;&#10;#Add water and oil and make dough. &#13;&#10;#Knead until it becomes smooth and elastic about 10 minutes. &#13;&#10;#Cover the dough with a kitchen towel or a napkin and let double during 1.5-2 hours in warm place.&#13;&#10;#Put it down and let it double one more time.&#13;&#10;#Divide the dough into small balls about 20-25 g/0.7-0.9 oz each. &#13;&#10;#Put them in an oiled round baking dish in concentric circles leaving some space between the balls. &#13;&#10;#Let them rise in warm place again (about 30 minutes).&#13;&#10;#Start preheating the oven to 400F.&#13;&#10;#Brush pamushki with eggwash and put into the oven.&#13;&#10;#Bake 20-22 minutes or until the pampushki get golden brown. &#13;&#10;#For garlic sauce, mince the [[garlic]] and mix it with [[oil]], [[water]] and[[ salt]].&#13;&#10;#Take pampushki out and spoon some garlic sauce over the top. &#13;&#10;#Put into the oven for 1 more minute. &#13;&#10;#Serve warm with [[Ukrainian Borsch|borsch]]. &#13;&#10;" val_11="File:Pampushki.jpg | Pampushki" val_cswikitext="[[Category:Ukrainian Appetizers]]&#13;&#10;[[Category:Ukrainian Recipes]]" layout_id="175018" cswikitext="[[Category:Ukrainian Appetizers]]&#13;&#10;[[Category:Ukrainian Recipes]]"></plb_layout>
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<plb_layout val_3="" val_4="" val_6="" val_8="&#039;&#039;&#039;Pampushki&#039;&#039;&#039; (&#039;&#039;pahm-pOOsh-kee&#039;&#039;) is a plural form of &#039;&#039;&#039;pampushka&#039;&#039;&#039; (&#039;&#039;pahm-pOOsh-kah&#039;&#039;). Pampushki are small buns that are traditionally served with borsch in Ukraine. After baking, they are tossed with garlic-oil mixture. Serve them warm with [[Ukrainian Borsch|borsch]]. &#13;&#10;" val_9="Dough:&#13;&#10;#[[Flour]] – 500 g&#13;&#10;#[[Water]] - 1 cup&#13;&#10;#[[Vegetable oil]] – 1 Tbsp&#13;&#10;#[[Salt]] – 0.5 tsp&#13;&#10;#[[Sugar]] - 1 Tbsp&#13;&#10;#[[Yeast]] – 10 g&#13;&#10;&#13;&#10;Garlic sauce:&#13;&#10;#[[Garlic]] – 2-3 medium cloves&#13;&#10;#Salt – a pinch&#13;&#10;#Oil – 1 Tbsp&#13;&#10;#Water – 2 Tbsp" val_10="#Combine all the dry ingredients.&#13;&#10;#Add water and oil and make dough. &#13;&#10;#Knead until it becomes smooth and elastic about 10 minutes. &#13;&#10;#Cover the dough with a kitchen towel or a napkin and let double during 1.5-2 hours in warm place.&#13;&#10;#Put it down and let it double one more time.&#13;&#10;#Divide the dough into small balls about 20-25 g/0.7-0.9 oz each. &#13;&#10;#Put them in an oiled round baking dish in concentric circles leaving some space between the balls. &#13;&#10;#Let them rise in warm place again (about 30 minutes).&#13;&#10;#Start preheating the oven to 400F.&#13;&#10;#Brush pamushki with eggwash and put into the oven.&#13;&#10;#Bake 20-22 minutes or until the pampushki get golden brown. &#13;&#10;#For garlic sauce, mince the [[garlic]] and mix it with [[oil]], [[water]] and[[ salt]].&#13;&#10;#Take pampushki out and spoon some garlic sauce over the top. &#13;&#10;#Put into the oven for 1 more minute. &#13;&#10;#Serve warm with [[Ukrainian Borsch|borsch]]. &#13;&#10;" val_11="File:Pampushki.jpg | Pampushki" val_cswikitext="[[Category:Ukrainian cuisine]]
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Revision as of 15:42, 8 May 2012

<plb_layout val_3="" val_4="" val_6="" val_8="'''Pampushki''' (''pahm-pOOsh-kee'') is a plural form of '''pampushka''' (''pahm-pOOsh-kah''). Pampushki are small buns that are traditionally served with borsch in Ukraine. After baking, they are tossed with garlic-oil mixture. Serve them warm with borsch. &#13; " val_9="Dough:&#13; #Flour – 500 g&#13; #Water - 1 cup&#13; #Vegetable oil – 1 Tbsp&#13; #Salt – 0.5 tsp&#13; #Sugar - 1 Tbsp&#13; #Yeast – 10 g&#13; &#13; Garlic sauce:&#13; #Garlic – 2-3 medium cloves&#13; #Salt – a pinch&#13; #Oil – 1 Tbsp&#13; #Water – 2 Tbsp" val_10="#Combine all the dry ingredients.&#13; #Add water and oil and make dough. &#13; #Knead until it becomes smooth and elastic about 10 minutes. &#13; #Cover the dough with a kitchen towel or a napkin and let double during 1.5-2 hours in warm place.&#13; #Put it down and let it double one more time.&#13; #Divide the dough into small balls about 20-25 g/0.7-0.9 oz each. &#13; #Put them in an oiled round baking dish in concentric circles leaving some space between the balls. &#13; #Let them rise in warm place again (about 30 minutes).&#13; #Start preheating the oven to 400F.&#13; #Brush pamushki with eggwash and put into the oven.&#13; #Bake 20-22 minutes or until the pampushki get golden brown. &#13; #For garlic sauce, mince the garlic and mix it with oil, water andsalt.&#13; #Take pampushki out and spoon some garlic sauce over the top. &#13; #Put into the oven for 1 more minute. &#13; #Serve warm with borsch. &#13; " val_11="File:Pampushki.jpg | Pampushki" val_cswikitext="&#13; " layout_id="175018" cswikitext="&#13; "></plb_layout>