--- title: "All posts – Page 40" url: /posts/page/40/ canonical_url: https://flowers-recipes.com/posts/page/40/ language: en type: collection page: "40 of 44" last_updated: "2010-12-09" summary: "Blog archive: 522 posts, newest first." --- # All posts Blog archive: 522 posts, newest first. ## Posts - [Carp with Garlic and Wine](https://flowers-recipes.com/carp-with-garlic-and-wine/) (2010-12-09) — Whole carp stuffed with parsley and garlic and baked in dry white wine: an easy Polish Christmas Eve dish that needs very little work. - [Zucchini Pancakes with Salmon](https://flowers-recipes.com/zucchini-pancakes-with-salmon/) (2010-12-07) — Simple, quick and tasty zucchini and potato pancakes served with cold-smoked salmon and a zesty lime crème fraîche sauce. - [Pierogi with Sauerkraut and Mushrooms, Filling Recipe](https://flowers-recipes.com/pierogi-with-sauerkraut-and-mushrooms-filling-recipe/) (2010-12-07) — Pierogi with sauerkraut and mushrooms are one of the most important dishes on every Christmas Eve table. Here's how they're made in my home. - [Mandarin, Apple and Banana Marmalade](https://flowers-recipes.com/mandarin-apple-and-banana-marmalade/) (2010-12-07) — A simple mandarin, apple and banana marmalade that smells like Christmas and makes a lovely sweet gift in a jar. - [Christmas Eve Dried Fruit Compote](https://flowers-recipes.com/christmas-eve-dried-fruit-compote/) (2010-12-07) — Traditional Polish Christmas Eve compote made from dried plums, figs, apples, pears and peaches, with lemon juice and a little sugar. Serve it lukewarm. - [Orange Piped Cookies](https://flowers-recipes.com/orange-piped-cookies/) (2010-12-05) — Delicate orange-flavored piped butter cookies sandwiched with orange marmalade. You can easily make them in a lemon version, too. - [Marzipan Thumbprint Cookies](https://flowers-recipes.com/marzipan-thumbprint-cookies/) (2010-12-05) — Tender, crumbly marzipan thumbprint cookies filled with jam: a quick and easy Advent treat that comes together in no time. - [Grandma Helga's Advent Cookies](https://flowers-recipes.com/grandma-helgas-advent-cookies/) (2010-12-05) — A family recipe for Advent cookies from my mother-in-law's mother, Grandma Helga. The dough can be made a day ahead, and the cookies get lots of sprinkles! - [Cinnamon Meringue Cookies](https://flowers-recipes.com/cinnamon-meringue-cookies/) (2010-12-05) — Crisp little cinnamon meringues piped with a star tip, sandwiched with jam or dipped in chocolate. A perfect way to use up leftover egg whites. - [Almond Linzer Augen Cookies](https://flowers-recipes.com/almond-linzer-augen-cookies/) (2010-12-05) — Crumbly, delicate almond Linzer Augen cookies with a tart red jelly filling, my own mix of many recipes. Make them with or without the little window! - [Advent](https://flowers-recipes.com/advent/) (2010-12-05) — Advent is a time of calm, baking and cookies. See which little Advent cookies I picked to bake this year, plus a few of my favorite recipes. - [Toruń Gingerbread (Piernik Toruński)](https://flowers-recipes.com/toru-gingerbread-piernik-toru-ski/) (2010-12-04) — Traditional Polish Toruń gingerbread with honey, rye flour, almonds, figs and candied orange peel. The dough rests for days, then bakes into a spiced cake. 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