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As war rages on, a Ukrainian chef fights to save his country’s cuisine

By Olga Massov · The Washington Post · May 2025

As war rages on, a Ukrainian chef fights to save his country’s cuisine

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"Ukrainian chef Yevhen Klopotenko spent years researching his homeland’s foodways in the wake of Soviet erasure. Now he wants to share them with the world."

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