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Buckwheat Featured Ingredient - Russia
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Buckwheat has been grown and eaten for thousands of years in China and Japan, and was taken to Russia by The Crusaders (who got it from the Saracens), where it quickly became one of the staple crops due to its hardiness and its high nutritional value. It is the best known source of high quality, easily digestible protein in the entire plant kingdom, having even more protein than soybeans.
In Russian cuisine, Buckwheat is used in a variety of ways such as savoury and sweet porridges, as a side dish for main course, as a stuffing for fish and poultry and Buckwheat flour is used to make blini (yeast pancakes).
The seeds can come whole or ground, plain or toasted and the flavour is very intense and ranges from nutty to earthy.
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