Video: Russian Ikra Recipe & Zucchini Harvest
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Let's make a Russian and Ukrainian inspired dish called Ikra! I love growing zucchini in the summer, and I thought it would be fun to research recipes from my Polish and Ukrainian heritage to make with my zucchini harvest. Ikra is traditionally made with eggplant, and it is known as "poor man's caviar." Easy to make, preserves beautifully, and it is perfect for using up veggies from your garden harvest. It's lovely to eat spread on crostini.
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