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Gluten-free Croatian Recipes

Egenglert

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Egenglert Rookie
Egenglert
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So, I'm 1/4 Croatian, so I eat a lot of this stuff at family gatherings. Here are some of my favorite recipes that I've found online and tried:

Mushroom and Buckwheat Soup (Vegetarian)

5 oz. fresh mushrooms, sliced

2 oz. buckwheat

4 Tablespoons oil (I prefer olive oil)

1.5 oz. onions, saut

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jerseyangel Proficient
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Thanks, Eric--they look great!

Welcome to the board :D

sickchick Community Regular
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MMM B)

lindajeaninsc Newbie
lindajeaninsc
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So, I'm 1/4 Croatian, so I eat a lot of this stuff at family gatherings. Here are some of my favorite recipes that I've found online and tried:

Mushroom and Buckwheat Soup (Vegetarian)

I have a Croatian friend and she brought me some of the mushroom and buckwheat soup last winter. It was great!

Thanks for the recipe. She also does a fish soup that is to die for!

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The bean stew is my favorite, personally.

The first time I made it, I ate like three portions.

A side note, the bean stew is amazing to begin with, but it's even better reheated the next day.

I also like to buy the sausages from either Central Market or Whole Foods because the ingredients are usually listed under the name (at least at the stores I use).

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Margie Clark Newbie
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How do I open up the recipes to see them? I'm new to this site and am signed in but there doesn't seem to be a way for me to view the recipes.

notme Experienced
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this is an old thread, but it appears that the mushroom & buckwheat soup is the only recipe on here.

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3 hours ago, Margie Clark said:

How do I open up the recipes to see them? I'm new to this site and am signed in but there doesn't seem to be a way for me to view the recipes.

I see the person said they were posting recipes.... but I only see half of one. Sorry!

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