
🇺🇦 UkraineCatalog recipe · Carpathians
Hutsul highland cornmeal cooked in sour cream until silky, topped with salty bryndza cheese and crisp pork cracklings.
For 4 servings.
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Bring the sour cream and water to a gentle simmer in a heavy pan with a pinch of salt.
Rain in the cornmeal gradually, stirring constantly in one direction.
💡 Tradition says one direction only — it also genuinely prevents lumps.
Cook over low heat, stirring, for 15–20 minutes until the mass thickens and fat glistens on the surface.
Meanwhile fry the diced pork belly until crisp and golden.
Spoon the banosh into bowls and top with crumbled bryndza and hot cracklings with their fat.
Banosh comes from the Hutsul shepherds of the Carpathian mountains, where it was traditionally cooked by men over an open fire. Authentic banosh is stirred in one direction only, until the butterfat beads on the surface.
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