Ukrainian-Canadian recipes for the Instant Pot
Chicken soup is one of those things that’s special for everyone. This is the way that my baba would serve her chicken noodle soup. First off, she made her own noodles from scratch. But, you can get great egg noodles that have that rustic feel at the store.
The key is that she served the noodles separately from the soup. Everyone could add that they wanted at the table. Plus, serving cold noodles cooled down the soup for kids.
Cookbooks like Culinary Treasures published by the St. Basil’s Ukrainian Women’s League have been my go-to for figuring out the right proportions for the recipes here. Originally published in 1967, it must have been popular because my copy is a reprint in 1972.
It’s the collective knowledge of the women at St. Basil’s in Edmonton, Alberta as well as women from across Canada. Mrs. A. Hlynski of Toronto, your Saturday Night Noodleburg should be a classic – and it’s an easy casserole for an Instant Pot Saturday Night. Inspired by her 1967 recipe, I’ve adapted it for the Instant Pot and sped up the process a little bit, too.
You can’t go wrong with a casserole that’s topped with corn flakes.
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