Fennel Marinated Zucchini and Mung Beans
This post was created in partnership with USA Pulses and Pulse Canada. I have a major weakness for anyth...
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This post was created in partnership with USA Pulses and Pulse Canada. I have a major weakness for anyth...
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Hope your weekend’s been great so far! Checking in with a fun, immunity-boosting smoothie bowl recipe that we develope...
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Most of us know that feeling that usually rolls around at around 3 pm on a workday, when it seems as if you’ve hit a ...
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We made and photographed these beauties this past winter, but they kept getting pushed back on the blog post schedule, ...
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Cookbook manuscript submitted – check, kitchen renovations begun – check, long weekend ahead to relax – check! Now...
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Today I’ve got a guest post for you that I am very excited about. When Karolina Eleonóra of The Raw Dessert Kitchen...
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Thank you all for participating in the Wholistic giveaway. The rose mist goes to The Best Decade, please email us your a...
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It’s time for apricots, that sweet part of the summer when the sun gets bright enough to make their delicate skins blu...
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Happy Easter! Today’s guest post is by the beautiful Elenore from Earthsprout. She compares her approach to cooking as...
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I recently re-discovered rutabaga and have been adding it to all sorts of recipes. I go through these phases with ingred...
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One of the things I miss the most about the home country is dacha. I can only describe it as the most comforting place o...
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Recently, we attended a birthday party that left me incredibly impressed and full of hope for the future. In fact, it wa...
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We hope you’ve been having a nice start to the new year. I’ve been hearing much talk of resolutions, many of them fo...
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We’re deep into New Year’s preparations this morning. There’s salad to be chopped, coconuts to be cracked, ice cre...
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If you’ve been reading Golubka for a while, you might have noticed that we are a bit obsessed with cooking in layers. ...
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I spent the other weekend visiting Paloma’s big sister in New England. I was looking forward to seeing beautiful folia...
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Seems like the time has come to say goodbye to summer once again. And as much as I am looking forward to fall’s lovely...
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Let’s talk about kitchen disasters. They happen to everyone. One just happened to me a few hours ago. I had to throw a...
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We thought it would be nice to share a comforting treat, when a large part of the country is waiting for Irene, and so m...
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Paloma has her own basil plant and takes care of it with pride and a funny crinkle of seriousness on her forehead. She p...
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Hands down, breakfast is my favourite meal of the day. Every morning, I have to eat something to wake up and be ready fo...
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Hello there, I’m fresh off the plane from Europe, London-Cologne-Paris-London. Home just in time for my friend N.’s ...
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I made this dish before the coconut disaster took place. I’m still not entirely sure what happened, but young Thai coc...
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Last week, I promised to make a savoury dish for the next post, but I’d completely forgotten that Easter is just aroun...
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Last week, I decided to hop on the adventure that is the Master Cleanse and just recently completed the ten days. Fastin...
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Today, we have a hearty recipe for you. We’ve been enjoying these cakes all throughout the winter. They work equally w...
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Before falling in love with raw food, I went through a vegetarian phase, which lasted for several years. My kitchen shel...
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Life has been quite hectic around here lately. I’m sure you know what I mean, we get caught up in the whirlwind of tim...
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We’ve got a new staple food. One that often acts as an accompaniment to breakfast tea, or as a snack at work, or a des...
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A few weeks ago, David and Luise from Green Kitchen Stories asked us to do a guest post for their wonderful blog. They a...
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The first time I tried macarons was at the Macaron Café in Midtown, Manhattan. I had seen many photos of them prior to ...
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Oh Thanksgiving, how it snuck up on us this year. It seems as if just yesterday it was summer, and now there is a chill ...
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I am ever-captivated by the creativity and extravagance of Japanese cuisine. I could stare at this set of photos for hou...
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This Halloween is not only the first one that Paloma can understand as a holiday, but, in a way, the first one for me. A...
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This dish combines our love for Indian spices, mushrooms, and a quiche. This was my first attempt at working with Irish ...
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My professor once told me that everyone’s personality has a distinct shape, much like a zodiac sign. She said that she...
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The idea behind this post is quite simple. During my childhood back home, street vendors sold all kinds of snacks in sma...
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Autumn is coming and there is no stopping of it. We’re excited – in the world of food that means more savouries, com...
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Heirloom tomatoes are a true wonder of summer. It’s hard to imagine now, but when living in Russia, we had no other to...
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This post is a kind of tribute to the lovely season that is quickly drawing to a close, summer. Here is our celebration ...
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Parfait is a wonderful thing. It allows those of us who find boredom in single-flavour desserts to enjoy many tastes and...
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Paloma turned two on Friday, and we can hardly believe how fast time flies. Last year, for her first birthday, we had a ...
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The other day, we were taking a walk on the beach and recollecting our many summers spent on the Black Sea shore. Sochi ...
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I must confess, I never liked gathering blackberries. Their bushes are covered with sharp little thorns that make the pr...
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Today we’d like to share a few recipes for fresh, seasonal snacks. Crackers and spread are such friendly, unpretentiou...
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This time of year is when stone fruits have finally become sweet, sun baked, and worth the buy. The ultimate way of eati...
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As much as we love our chocolate granola, the time came to try something new for breakfast. Here continues our quest for...
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Napoleon is one of the most beloved desserts in Russia. That version consists of layers upon layers of rich and moist cr...
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A rich option for all the sweet-teeth out there who find it difficult to control themselves. This cake tastes like it co...
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“What can be better than the best potato chips?” you ask. – “Golubka’s kale chips!” I answer ...
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It is not a secret that we are all addicted to bread, the kind that is made with wheat flour – it has been a staple an...
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I borrowed the core of this recipe from Carol Alt’s book, but changed the ratio in the tomato sauce and marinade to ma...
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