Nutty, earthy, and impossibly comforting, kasha — toasted buckwheat groats — is the humble hero of the Russian pantry. Simmered until fluffy and glossed with butter, it turns a plain grain into something deeply satisfying.
Served as a breakfast porridge with milk, or as a savory side with onions and mushrooms, kasha pairs with almost anything. In many homes it is simply the dependable backdrop of the daily meal.


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