The document provides recipes for traditional Easter dishes from Bulgaria. It includes instructions for making Easter Kozunak, a sweet bread made with flour, eggs, salt, yeast, butter, milk, sugar, raisins and almonds. It also describes how Easter eggs are traditionally painted in Bulgaria on Thursday or Saturday before Easter, with the oldest woman in the family painting the first egg red to then use to make a cross on children's foreheads in a ritual. The document also lists the ingredients for a recipe of Easter cookies, including flour, eggs, sugar, palm oil, lemonade, baking soda, yogurt, vanilla and lemon peel.
3. Easter Kozunak - Flour
- Eggs
- Salt
- Yeast
- Butter
- Milk
- Sugar
- Raisins
- Almonds
Ritual bread is an unvarying part of the Easter
traditions. It is round-shaped and decorated with a lot
of interlacing figures. In Bulgaria the tradition says that
it has to be made on Thursday before Easter. One of
these pita bread has a sweet taste and it’s called
“kozunak”.
4. Easter
eggs
Traditionally in Bulgaria, the eggs are painted on
Thursday or Saturday before Easter. The first one is
always painted in red by the oldest woman in the
family. Until it is still hot it is used by the woman to
draw a cross sign on children’s foreheads. This rite
done, the eggs painting is continued by the younger
women in the family.
5. Easter
cookies
1.2kg of Flour
4 Eggs
2 1/2 tea cup of sugar
2/3 tea cup of palm oil
170ml of lemonade
2 tbs of soda bicarbonate
1tbs of yoghurt
5 packets of vanilla
Finely grated lemon peel