#Russian food

[niurd]

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[zvyozdochka]

[russsiawave]

[elenmeadows]

[lilyblossoming]

Farmers cheese pastry 💕 so good

[lifedairy]

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[mockva]

It was 1 kg and became 2 kg of meat. Russian food producers are deceiving their customers

[yasssss-food]

солёные помидоры (Russian Pickled Tomatoes)

[niurd]

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[zvyozdochka]

A self portrait, indulging in some of my favourites.

[russsiawave]

[illyamusings]

Why add condiments?

I will never understand the use of mustard, ketchup, or relish on a sandwhich.

Oh Napoleon has used such phrases "augmented taste sensation" or "because that what is done"

Of the three a decent mustard is the least offensive. It can add to the taste of the sandwich. However, not yellow mustard you find at ball parks and most hot dog carts. At least the delis have a variety of flavors. Don't tell Napoleon this or you will never hear the end of it.

Russians do not have a word for sandwich which we borrowed from the Germans. бутерброд  which translates loosely as bread and butter.

Peter the great brought the concept of a sandwich to Russia but it was the food of the nobility rather than the common people. It was a slice of bread with platters of caviar, salmon and buzhenina (marinated and roasted meat) And only one slice of bead was used.

It was the addition of butter that moved it from the nobility to the middle class.

Personally I was never one for sandwiches. I prefer something more substantial in the middle of the day. But when in Rome....

[murdrballad]

я люблю её

[bloofbloofbloof]

Made Ukha (Ухи) cause was craving it. I need to make more dishes like this lol I wonder if my rats would like it.

[katherinespiers]

Pelmeni