Who here like Russian food?
not even russians do
>>7237351
Vodka and Fabergé Eggs?
>>7237351
I like Russian food. I'm from Russia though.
wtf is russian food?
Things I know about Russia:
>snow
>vodka
>bad driving
I like stuffed cabbage.
>>7237356
this
>>7237351
I've only ever had borscht and pierogies, the latter was good.
But how much can you really enjoy pickled beef and cabbage anyway?
My grandma made her mushroom soup today, sooo good. LOVE Russian food.
I also love "Cloaked Herring" salad.
>>7237463
I like these.
Also borscht wound up tasting better than I ever expected it to
>tfw tajik gf
It has major russian influence and from what she and her mom makes, I think it's really good.
I love small squeezes from these
>>7237390
Pelmini, Vareniki, pickled herring, caviar, vodka, blini, etc
>>7237351
Дa, мнe нpaвитcя бopщ, пeльмeни, и блины.
Pirashki are a great street food. Also love their poppy seed pastries.
>>7237740
Is this yoghurt? Like Ayran?
gf is russian
some of the shit can be gross, but god damn some shit be tasty
>>7237888
Moloko = milk
>>7237740
> pic
It's a shit.
Do not eat these.
stroganoff
Love it, always eat myself silly when I'm at a Russian restaurant
Georgian is great too
Dis shit is heavenly frozen.
>>7237460
It depends on how you cook the borscht. My grandmother makes the greasiest fucking borscht ever and claims everyone loves it, turned me off the dish for years. But otherwise great dish, though I prefer normal soup instead.
As someone who grew up being fed by a Czech babička, Russian food has everything I like: mushrooms, cabbage, pickles, and soups.
If you can, you should try hachapuri. It's georgian, not russian, but it is like the best thing ever
I used to drive by this This Russian restaurant for years and finally decided to try it one day.
It was towards the end of lunch hours and were the only people there. The hostess was a teenage girl, who also ended up being are waitress, and then disappeared into the back for a good 15-20 minutes before returning with out food.
It wasn't as terrible as we were expecting at that point, but definitely nothing to go back to.
Pretty sure that place must have been a mob front, because it had been there for years.
>>7237773
>blini
>>7239528
Seconding this
Authentic khachapuri is fucking unreal
Or at least try to make it yourself, the recipe is relatively simple
>>7239568
god love kot.
>>7237740
when i lived in russia and was on a budget i would buy a 10 ruble loaf of bread and a bag of cгyщeннoe мoлoкo and have sweet milk on bread for dessert. that, and vodka. honestly makes me miss russia a bit. plus those Chudo chocolate milkshakes in a box
I fucking love shchi!
My babushka would make me:
Piroshki with pork, beef, egg, and a little offal inside.
Pelmeni with pork, beef and onion inside
Cabbage stuffed with rice beef, little offal, and tomato sauce inside.
Never tried her borscht because she made it 15+ years ago when I was a little kid with shit taste.
>>7237713
UKRAINE
Sour cream is big in Russian food, am I right? At least American Russian food enjoys a lot of dairy, and I love that. Simple but satisfying.
>>7237351
I like Russian food, but I abstain from it, as partaking of Russian cuisine would seem like approval of something Russian.
I'll gladly admit to eating it once the entirety of the nation is a glowing desert of green glass. With love, from Finland.
is this shit good?
I've always wanted to make it
also, is it very popular? and when do people eat it?
>>7242846
this
t. Estonia
>>7242851
Popular in Eastern Europe, in Poland we eat it on holidays mostly christmas and New Year's eve. it's good. the meat inside is chicken so you can't really go wrong with that.
I like Russian food, but some of it seems equally as disgusting as Finnish food. Rotting fish and the sort. Cabbage rolls and those potato dumplings cooked with butter are good though.
>>7243390
What exactly am I looking at in this picture? Like the setting.
>>7243397
From a video game called Bloodborne, came out last year. I enjoyed it, 8/10.
>>7243397
Bloodborne.
PS4 game.
>galumpkis
>>7237740
I prefer this shit tin cans. Condensed milk
Is fucking awesome with some oladies. Man, now I want some oladiy.
>>7242851
Holodec
Tasty as fuck
>>7242851
Nigga that is a gelatin half frozen can of soup
>>7243970
beautiful
>>7246161
>an aspic
>an
>AN
retard.
I like to eat russian girls. polska food I've eaten a few times beyong pirogi's. I want to travel n taste the flavors of world
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>>7237351
I made beef stroganoff a few days ago. It was very delicious and my brother also enjoyed it a lot. Will make again.
>>7242851 looks like a tin of cat food with added veg lol
>>7239528
We shall regain the Georgian Soil!
>>7247460
We shall obtain the arctic oil!
I'm staying in Russia for a month, I swear all their food is just rehashed versions of other countries' food.
Borsch, schi, ukha, etc. - soup
Pelmeni - tortellini
Bliny - pancakes
Shashlyki - kebabs
Кoлбaca - salami
Pirogi - pies
Also, Russians don't put tomato sauce on their pizza. They put a weird white sauce on instead.
>>7247482
>Also, Russians don't put tomato sauce on their pizza. They put a weird white sauce on instead.
i was going to make a serious reply until this line
>>7247687
It's true, my friend. I've been to 3 different pizza places here, none of them had any red sauce.
>implying russia has food
borscht is pretty good
>>7247748
but...ukraine is russia. why would russia starve russians?
I must have messed up something in my communist maths
>>7247457
You're stupid.
>>7247748
hohol pls
>mfw Tatar living in Bashkortostan
All that ethnic food, mateys.
HARD
RUSSIAN
TURNIP
there are many reasons to like/admire Russia. the food is not one of them.
>>7248756
>there are many reasons to like/admire Russia
I've had Russian pizza and the sauce was fine. The dough was a little different than what I was used to, and instead of basil they used parsley, but honestly it was an interesting and not unwelcome touch
In college I took a class on the Stalin era USSR. We spent an entire day talking about how the Book of Tasty and Healthy Food (the quintessential Soviet cookbook) embodied the domestic ideals of Socialist Realism (table cloths aren't bourgeois guys we swear). Probably one of the comfiest lectures ever and since then I have been looking forward to the day when I can try proper Russian food. IIRC there were also many recipes in the book from the other Soviet republics.
>>7239528
Looks dank, gonna make this later
>>7249954
>parsley
>on pizza
Madonna santissima
>>7251246
It was actually surprisingly good
>>7237351
I don't like to do that. I like to take my time when I cook something.
>>7253758
HIIIIII-YOOOOOOOO
AND YOU CAN TAKE THAT TO THE BANK
>>7237351
>Crimea isn't orange
Update your map, pal
