Want to impress your guests or bring that special platter to your next holiday party? European Food Store in Lynnwood has the perfect solution. Try Larissa’s Eastern European Charcuterie Board.
Spice up your offering this season with the European deli featuring meats and cheeses from across Europe.
Ingredients
Shop now for all your Eastern European ingredients at The European Food Store in the International Markets on 44th.
- Cheese – Classic Russian
- Salami – Hungarian Old Forest
- Double Smoked Meat – Romanian Style
- Bread – German Style Light Rye
Directions
Arrange on wood plank, serve with butter, olives and grapes
Visiting the European Food Store is like having a pantry into Eastern European life. Owned and operated by knowledgeable staff, it is a wonderful place to browse for imported ingredients, especially those from Russia, Poland, Germany and Romania. They carry a mix of ready-to-eat deli items, as well as many key ingredients for any Eastern European Dish you may wish to explore.
European Food Store
20101 44th Ave W suite C, Lynnwood, WA 98036
European Market Place specializing in items from Russia and Eastern Europe.
Lynnwood International Markets on 44th
If you have a taste for adventure in your cooking and want to try some international recipes, you have everything you need located on Lynnwood’s 44th Avenue.
Located off I-5 in Lynnwood, Washington is a thriving International Food Market. Known only to Lynnwood locals this International Market Place is the perfect resource for world cuisines that span the globe.
Here we have collected some of the shop owner’s favorite recipes. The recipes come from East Africa, The Middle East and Europe. The ingredients available at these locations are sourced from ex-pats who are experts in their regions. Meet the owners when you shop and find amazing resources for cooking that perfect dish.
20101 44th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036
Hand-Picked Recipes From The International Markets
About the International Markets Web Pages
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