The cuisine available at our festival is made with the freshest and finest ingredients.
No skimping or cutting corners---"Baba" would not stand for that! Our church festival volunteers have spent countless hours preparing the following menu items in our newly renovated kitchen.
Be sure to sample ALL of our menu items--order something for lunch, and then order a take-out box for dinner!
Dinner Platters
Baba's Platter....................................................................................$8.00
(includes 1 halupki, 1 pierohi, halushki, Pete's beans & roll)
Beef Stroganoff (with homemade noodles & roll).................................$8.00
Ala Carte
Pierohi..........................................................................................3/$2.50
Halupki.........................................................................................2/$3.50
Halushki...........................................................................................$3.00
Kielbasi w/saurkraut & bun.............................................................$3.00
Hot Dog w/ saurkraut & bun..............................................................$1.50
Beef Stroganoff (small bowl).............................................................$4.00
Pete's Beans.....................................................................................$1.50
Borscht............................................................................................$2.50
Tabouli Salad....................................................................................$1.00
Drink Prices
Soda (12 oz can)..............................................................................$1.00
Bottled Water (20 oz)........................................................................$1.00
Coffee (12 oz cup)............................................................................$1.00
Russian Tea (12 oz cup)....................................................................$1.00
Baba: in Russian it means a "woman" older than a girl; it is a root-word for the well-kown "babushka", which simply means "grandmother".
Borscht : a Russian soup made with beets and beef stock as a base
Beef Stroganoff: sauteed strips of beef & mushrooms in sour cream sauce
Goulash: a Hungarian type of stew
Halupki: stuffed cabbage leaves (ground beef mixed with rice) in tomato sauce
Halushki: cabbage and onions sauteed in butter, with homemade noodles
Kielbasi: a seasoned & smoked sausage (sometimes known as Polish sausage)
Pete's Beans: a secret recipe of homemade baked beans
Pierohi: dumplings filled with potato & cheese (also called Pierogies)
Piroshky: Russian meat pies or dumplings; may be filled with meat or mushroom.
Russian Tea: another secret recipe! served hot, with a citrusy, spicey flavor.
Tabouli: a Lebanese salad usually made of crushed wheat, tomatoes, parsley, onions, mint and lemon