Soak them and
make kasha, it is also a great way to eat BW.
Toasted buckwheat groats are commonly used to
make kasha, a hot breakfast porridge.
Not exact matches
I did not manage to
make my Roasted Buckwheat with Mushrooms and Onions — Polish
Kasha look so ugly as the dish in Poland, my dish looked actually a lot prettier than expected, but at least I can have the
kasha at home now when I crave it.
Not for breakfast though, cooked dishes with mushrooms and onions are not really in for breakfast around here, but the
kasha makes a perfect light and delicious lunch or dinner.
The idea for the crunchy
kasha came to me after reading about traditional
kasha porridge
made from buckwheat.
I decided that if people
made granola out of oats (essentially crunchy oatmeal), why couldn't I
make a crunchy version of
kasha?
It was the sort of healthy restaurant that
makes you think of the «90s, or maybe the «80s — a time when we'd moved past margarine and
kasha but we were still very excited about sprouts.
With its eastern European roots,
kasha is a natural in stuffed cabbage rolls, in croquettes, marinated salads, and
kasha varnishkes, a dish
made with sautéed onions and pasta.
Buckwheat is sold either unroasted or roasted, the latter oftentimes called «
kasha,» from which a traditional European dish is
made.
I haven't tried acai bowl too, I've searched for some recipes yesterday but I'll probably never try it since it's not a popular thing here in Europe, I feel like we're more about smoothies or some weird breakfast dishes
made of oats of
kasha — especially in Eastern Europe.