My cookie that I can eat as diabetic: My Russian Three Ingredient Cookie! (Recipe)

Being diabetic and trying to enjoy an occasional treat, even if that treat is low sugar, is a thing that I have to do….I usually buy the cookie in the Big Village when I am in the Tiny Russian Village. Yet, Moscow does not have such cookies and that is a bummer!

Therefore, I must invent my own cookie, so that I can have a treat….lets start 2022 with a cookie recipe…

My Russian Three Ingredient Cookie!

Ingredients:

1. 4 oz. (1/2 cup) real butter, melted to make it easier.
2. 2 oz. (1/4 cup) real Russian “sugar beet” sugar.
3. 12 oz. by weight (3 cups) all purpose flour. (Who cares? Don’t sift!)

Instructions:

Work together butter, with sugar and flour by hand. When well kneaded together? No keep kneading that dough and okay that is good…

Lay the dough on a flat floured surface and roll out 1/2 inch or up to 2 cm thick…

Cut the dough into shape you desire. Round, square, triangle, whatever floats your boat! My boat floats with round cookies…

Then put on baking paper on a baking sheet and bake for 20 minutes at 325 F. (Actually I do mine at 15 to 20 minutes at 200 C. and nice and medium to dark brown. I even eat them burnt.)

I like them dry, hard and almost non-sweet…

Notes: (Above recipe, add extra moisture to as to your tastes) Made to dip in coffee. Made so that a diabetic can enjoy a taste of sugar and not over do it. Made for just one or so a day (or maybe two and or three a day….okay four a day, no more than that~~). They will last a long time as they are very dry….unless you eat them all dipping them in coffee all the time…

WtR

As Svetochka and I walk the Holidays in our part of Russia…

Can you believe it is 2022?

Oh My!

WtR

Orthodox Christmas in Russia on the 7th of January

Merry Orthodox Christmas!

Orthodox Christmas
Orthodox Christmas

I was drinking my cup of coffee and started to think about the Russian Orthodox Christmas. In Russia this is the actual Christmas. The 6th of January is Christmas Eve and the 7th is Russian Orthodox Christmas…

I get confused by all these holidays this time of the year. I just accept them and be happy that we have so many times to celebrate. By the way, Santa Clause (Ded Moroz), does not deliver presents at this Real Orthodox Christmas…

Is There A Santa Claus in Russia? (Audio)

Oh, by the way, here are the Russian holidays in a table…

Dec 31 – Jan 8 New Year holidays. The most popular holiday in Russia. Russians make presents to each other. Celebrate at night from December 31 up to January 1 morning. Attention! New Year holidays will last from December, 31 to January, 8. January, 9 is a working day. (?)
January 7 Russian Orthodox Christmas – Real Christmas
January 13 Eve Russian Old New Year. Its not an official holiday, but most of Russians celebrate it. Fireworks all over again.
February 23 The Motherland Defender’s Day. Former Soviet Army Day. Women make presents to men. Official holidays will last from February, 20 to February, 23. February, 24 is a working day.
March 8 International Women’s Day. Don’t forget to make a present (flowers) to women Attention! In 2011 Official holidays will last March, 6-8. March, 9 is a working day.
Easter Easter (floating date)
in 2020 – April 19
in 2021 – May 2
in 2022 – April 24
in 2023 – April 16
in 2024 – May 5
in 2025 – April 20
May 1, 2 Labor Day
May 9 Victory Day. Russians celebrate Victory in in World War II (1941-1945).
June 12 Russia Day or Independence Day
November 4 Day of People’s Unity

Have a bunch of nice holidays…

WtR

Putin reviews 2021 in longest-ever New Year speech…

https://youtu.be/cYi8HdPlszM

Russians encountered “colossal challenges” in 2021 but managed to cope with them through staying united, President Vladimir Putin said in his traditional New Year address to the nation. Here are the key points from his speech.

1. There is “hope for a pleasant change” in 2022…

2. Russians came out on top because they stayed united, Putin says…

3. Supporting “older people and families with children, who are the future of Russia”

4. Russia protected its interests and security…

Source: Putin reviews 2021 in longest-ever New Year address — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union

Like I say all the time, “Reminds me of the USA in my childhood”…

WtR

When a burger cost $100 each at the restaurant? These people will never notice!

Remember when you just had to be a millionaire?

Well, now you gotta be a billionaire!

The Bloomberg Billionaires Index is a daily ranking of the world’s richest people. Details about the calculations are provided in the net worth analysis on each billionaire’s profile page. The figures are updated at the close of every trading day in New York.

Source: Bloomberg Billionaires Index

The system is broken and very very unfair at this point…

When a burger cost $100 each at the restaurant? These people will never notice!

But we will….and they will be the only ones eating a burger of real beef…

Can you say Entomophagy?

Where’s the bug burgers?

WtR