Hey fellow Slavs! Make westerners hungry again !
you got some borsh for me?
>>59916148
No. Move along
I like stroganoff.
>>59916178
why you so mean Belarus?
>>59916134
I hate fucking syrniki. I don't understand them at all: a fucking cheap curt fried and eaten with jam.
Yak. The only russian cousine I dislike desu, comrade.
Really enjoy those crepes m8
>>59916318
It's a bit different
For some reason, all of my food pics are desserts.
Still, here's a pic of actual doughnuts, not those holenuts that the Americans eat.
Good čobanac goes good with good lozovača.
>>59916535
Looks like golaž.
>>59916546
Difference is this has 4 kinds of meat and is more like soup texture
My favorite during my trip
>>59916577
Okay, so it's like watered-down bograč, then.
I love bread dumplings (knedli) with golaž. We usually have either those or polenta. And bread, of course. What do you eat with it?
>>59916461
>Krapfen
>slavic
lmao
palacinke
![250px-Smirnoff.svg[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/2KGoEgJ.png "250px-Smirnoff.svg[1].png")
Greetings from the USA
Burgers
>>59916134
>>59916134
I will be visiting russia in a few months, what are some must try meals?
>>59916854
you're a fucking funny one aren't you
>>59916887
Wrong board, arent you the trap one? Or is that the other akfag.
>>59916838
>pączki
>not Polish
Bought some oreshki from the store yesterday. They're pretty damn good considering they're shipped from New York.
I would love to make some cabbage pirshoki but I've never done much baking outside of a few basic things.
whats a good slav meat dish?
>>59916958
Everything but kholodets tbqh.
>>59917153
Why? It's just meat in gelatin.
>>59917187
>gelatin
Shit just makes me wanna puke. I don't know why, but it's the one thing that just makes me squirm to think about. The texture I guess.
>>59917240
it looks like shit, but taste is good
>>59917153
Any dish like that I hate. Ive tried similar American, German and Polish dishes and they suck.
>>59917187
it taste like dog food
>>59917038
Damn son, just had couple of those bad boys.
Shit is so cash.
>>59917268
>Any dish like that I hate. Ive tried similar American, German and Polish dishes and they suck.
Ahh, nothing can compete with estrogen packed american burgers made from dog's shithole.
Forget about healthy, Polish, German and Russian food. Just eat the estrogen burgers goy.
>>59917254
I'll agree, they make bread chips (I don't remember what they're called in Russian) flavored like it with horseradish and they're good. But that texture is too much for me.
>>59917268
Try kvass when there. It's fermented bread, but very low if any alcohol. Homemade is better than store bought though. I love Russian sodas so also try baikal and tarhun. Honestly, most Russian food is great, just go in open minded.
>>59916991
Wrong akfag but Dumplings yummy in my tummy
relevant
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbS0HkS8Xsorrdr3pPk4lP80tUAzfyxP1
Bird's milk.
http://www.kitchenrussian.com/
This is my go to site for recipes for those wanting to get into Russian cooking.
Don't ever call me a Slav again you filthy hovel dwelling waste of air.
>>59918806
Ok fucking Turk
>>59919023
>mfw every turkish looking person on that pic is a serb/bosnian immigrant
TOP LEL
>>59917614
Цe якecь лaйнo пoкyпнe, дoмaшнiй бopш виглядaє кpaщe.
>>59916134
looks meh
>>59916461
blant
>>59916535
nice but needs more meat
>>59916546
ugly
>>59916691
0/10
>>59916798
nice looking soup
>>59916829
would not
>>59916835
looks dry
>>59916847
nice
>>59916853
ugly
>>59917038
fun looking cookies
>>59917614
looks absurd
>>59918515
meh
>>59918515
>Bird's milk.
Lol. It doesnt named birds milk. This is Ptasie Mleczko. Polish traditional food.
>>59917590
I am looking forward to trying it, I have learned most food is good if you just go in open minded. Before I visited Poland and Czech Republic I assumed the food there would suck, but it ended up being awesome. Except for some beef tongue I ate in bolan that almost made me puke.
who wants some?
Unironically gonna make latkes for lunch today
>>59919402
Is this Chiburekki?
Best slavic cuisine reporting in
>>59919548
>>59919402
best one so far
>>59919507
it is not, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C4%86evapi
Russian/Ukrainian/Belorussian food is ok but it's missing meat in most dishes. You can hardly find good dish here which doesn't contain meat
>>59919582
>>59919621
Just boiled meatballs / frikadelki
>>59919621
>tfw my most favorite food which is popular here are not even slav.
Shashlyk, khachapuri and osetian pie like on pic.
>>59919548
>strudel
so slavic!
>>59919655
Liver dumklins
>>59919327
good lad
>>59919693
At least Ossetians are Iranians therefore white
>>59919548
>>59919582
>its an every austro-hungarian meal is actually czech episode
kys
I love it how russian cuisine is basically developed around drinking
>>59919327
Ptache mlechko literally means bird's milk lel.
>>59919839
It's not like Czechs are a real nation.
>>59919656
What kind of bread/dumplong is that? I didn't like it when I tried it. Too thick and bland.
>>59919929
knedlík
>>59919402
We have a serb fast food in Moscow. It's called šek ćevap and they sell čevapčič, uštipci and pleskavica. Local serbs mess there pretty often.
>>59919582
Knedlíky and veprove koleno is the best of chech food.
>>59919693
>tfw nearest Georgian place is a 8 hour drive away
JUST
>>59919997
I eat there almost every day. Cool place.
>>59919997
kek yes I saw that when I was in Moscow last month but I haven't tried anything from there. The one I saw was in some remote mall, I have been there only once so haven't had a chance to try, although I wanted to
>>59919929
Bread dumklinhs
>>59920150
Yeah, it is the only one for now in Varshav metro station. There are actual serbs working btw. That looks like some sort of ethnic mafia tbqh lel, the same people come there every day and order food in serbian and sometimes they come with more people and they sit, talk in serbian and eating with the host of café.
>>59919548
>fried cheese
nobody tell the americans
>>59920333
Why? I don't get what you mean.
>>59920389
americans are fat
get it now?
I hope so because I'm going to bed now. Goodnight cunt.
>>59920326
>talk in serbian
hehe too bad I haven't seen any serbbros there
how does Serbian sound to you? My friend said we sound like Ukrainans talking gibberish
>>59919548
>tomato soup is Czech
wtf I love Czechia now
>>59920521
Like russian but when you now you are like just woke up and can't understand what people are talking about though you realize it is your language.
>>59920484
Fried cheese is very common beer snack in our bars, I thought amerifats got it too.
>>59920326
>looks like some sort of ethnic mafia
Like this?
>>59920705
Our bars have fried potatoes, fried meat, and nachos
>>59920762
Well they have better clothes
>>59920705
>implying Russians can afford anything more than raw potatoes and vodka
>>59920874
not bad
>>59916535
>>59916829
>>59920874
Looks delicious. I fucking love soup
l Can't find a good picture, but lentil soup is my favourite
>>59920776
Hm, at least that fried cheese should be in places like tgi friday's in America.
>>59920994
Mean, but kinda true
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muEEtWI2CKc
spoken like a true slav
Začem žrať kapustu, jesli jesť kartoška?
This could be our motto
>>59921004
What is this called?
>>59923529
Sirniki
>>59924805
pls post more good food
>>59916134
Bryndzové halušky
>>59916134
Trdelník.
>>59928189
Prdelník is traditional Hungarian food
>>59931598
>Prdelník
Pierdolnik
>>59931598
Pepík vole vado vo co go krávo píčo.
>>59918515
when someone says bird's milk, it makes me thing of pidgeons poo. this lad has a better idea >>59919327
certain things shouldn't be translated
>>59931598
>Perdel'nik
)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
I knew ikarus is not the only thing uniting you with slavs.
can I post ossetian foods
i mean how often do we get our own thread. and the north is part of russia anyway
>>59919839
This.
naleśniki
how popular is caлo? what does it taste like?
>>59936057
you mean słonina?
>>59936057
Cut the meat off bacon and keep the fat and try it.
>>59936305
>słonina
Silly Poles, it's not made of slon.
>>59936057
>>59936305
>>59936342
It's called špeh, you Slavs.
>>59933248
My grandma made vtáčie mlieko, which is basically egg whites floating on custard, but it is apparently called "floating islands" in Eternal Anglo speech. Pic related.
>>59937163
It is actually called quite similiarly in Slovak, špek. You are not being Germanic :p
>>59937359
I am retarded, špek is Czech, it is slanina in Slovak, people use so many Czechized words in Western Slovakia.
>>59937476
Yeah, slanina is official Slovene. But we call it špeh in Upper Carniola (i.e. the best part of Slovenia).
>>59937163
>špeh
It's not made of spies either
>>59937476
špek is pure fat. slanina is bacon
Not food, but look what we made here:
endchan.xyz/slav/res/10.html
The flag of all Slavs!
>>59937762
It's both tbqh.
>>59937668
>spies
Those are špijoni (vohuni for the laymen)
>>59937864
It's different in Czech.
Špion is also a spy, but špeh can be used too. Špeh is maybe more military themed.
kogel mogel
>>59937762
Ale táto stránka hovorí, že je to čechizmus:
http://fici.sme.sk/c/20059223/cechizmy-bohemizmy-steniatka.html
A wikipédia hovorí, že slanina správne znamená tú čisto tukovú verziu, len sa ten termín taktiež používa aj pre anglickú slaninu tj. slaninu s mäsom.
>>59937819
Triforce of suka blyať, kurva and kokot :D
>>59938051
Not sure that's what those 3 colors meant, but ok. :P
>>59937995
Zlý link, tento má definíciu v slovenčine:
https://sk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slanina_(pokrm)
>>59937995
>anglickú slaninu tj. slaninu s mäsom.
That's wrong. Slanina and anglicka slanina are different things with different production procedures.
Špek is fat in general (also on person, or fatty person). Slanina is only used for bacon.
t. kid from a butcher family
>>59938299
Ale potom ako sa to povie v slovenčine?
Ty vole, já z těch vašich řečí vážně dostal hlad.
>>59938357
Jak to mam vědět?
>>59938357
Spekacek
I always wondered how similar Slovene was to Czech and Slovak. So how about we all write a sentence in our language for comparison? What sentence do you guys propose?
>>59938602
Vždycky mě zajímalo jak podobná je Slovinština Češtině a Slovenštině. Takže co kdybysme všichni napsali větu v našem jazyce pro porovnání? Jakou větu borci navrhujete?
leczo
>>59938768
Vedno me je zanimalo, kako je slovenščina podobna češčini in slovaščini. Kaj če bi mi vsi napisalo eno poved v našem jeziku za primerjavo? Katero poved predlagate?
>>59938928
Kaj če bi mi vsi napisali* <-not napisalo
Also, instead of "kako" (how) in the first sentence, a better way to write it would be "do katere mere" (literally "to what measure").
And stavek could also be poved. Stavek is a part of poved. When there are several verbs in a sentence, each verb is part of a single "stavek", with all "stavki" being part of one "poved".
>>59938928
That looks very understanae but when I was in Slovenia it was quite hard for me to understand(still better than polish), thabk god than almost every slovene speak some german
>>59938768
Vždy ma zaujímalo, ako je Slovinčina podobná Češtine a Slovenčine. Takže čo keby sme všetci napísali vetu v našom jazyku pre porovnanie? Akú vetu chlapíci navrhujete?
>>59939280
To w sumie dziwne, że rosyjski jest bardziej podobny pod względem dźwięków niż czeski. Zwłaszcza jesli mowa o miękkich samo i spółgłoskach - polski i wschodniosłowiańskie mają cały zestaw, reszta tylko częsć
Also, in Upper Carniolan: Zmerəj məj zanimou, kukoj sluvenšna pudobna češčin pa sluvaščin. Kuga čep mi usə napisal en stauk u našmu jezik za primerjavo? Kero poved bə predlagal?
>>59938928
It is very understandable. Weird that South Slavic languages are quite understandable for many Slovaks, given they have been separated from West Slavic language area for over 1000 years by magyar cigány.
>>59940349
That's Slavic languages for you. With enough effort, I can catch words I know even when watching Russian videos on Youtube.
It's quite interesting to me how there is a clear continuum from Slovene to Slovak and to Czech, just by looking at the sentences we wrote here.
>>59939484
Mind writing the Polish version of >>59938602?
>>59939484
A čo Slovenčina? Je viac podobná poľštine než ruština? Mne na poľštine príde zvláštne používanie w, ę, cz, sz, ż, ł, ć, ś, ź, ale inak je slovenčine dosť podobná, až na ten šušťavý zvuk :D. Poľstina znie občas trochu ako šušťanie papieru :p
>>59940528
Takže má slovenčina bližšie k slovinčine než má slovinčina k čestine?
>>59940528
Zawsze mnie zastanawiało, jak podobny jest Słoweński do Czeskiego i Słowackiego. To co, może napiszmy jakies zdanie w naszych językach dla porównania? Jakie zdanie proponujecie?
>>59940806
Už sme napísali, viď. >>59939305
>>59938928
>>59938768
>>59940588
Słowacki i Białoruski są najbardziej podobne do polskiego, ale każdy z nich w inny sposób
Białoruski jest w pisowni fonetyczny do bólu, to mi się w nim nie podoba
>>59940885
oj tam, nie szkodzi
>>59940740
Mislim, da je bližje slovaščini. Če ne zaradi drugega, ker oboji govorimo "slovensko". Češčina ima več "eksotičnih" črk (ě) in se mi zdi bližje poljščini.
Zanimivo mi je, kako Slovaki in Čehi veliko besed naglašujete na koncu (na primer "podobná"; mi bi rekli "podóbna").
Upam, da me boš razumel.
>>59940528
Ja rozumiem dosť aj ruštine, ale neviem azbuku, takže musí byť prepísaná do latinky.
>>59941086
Jaz sem se rusko učil eno leto, tako da znam brati cirilico (tudi srbsko). To mi pomaga pri razumevanju ruskih besedil.
>>59916134
>No perogies or cabbage rolls
Halfbreeds get out.
>>59941157
jej drek, po pravici povedano
Rate this guys.
>>59941201
Why would I eat shit? I'm not Slovenian
>>59940349
Súhlasím, som si to nekdy neuvedomil, alebo možno nevšimol predtým až ked som navštívyl Macedonsko, mam eng klávesnicu tak všetky dlžne mi nejdu .. I might have to visit more Slavic countries in the future .. .still haven't even been to Kosice RIP .. Iba stredoslovensko a západ.
>>59941053
Rozumel som väčšinu, aj keď z poslednej vety rozumiem len "razumel". Zvyšku poslednej vety nerozumiem, ostatnému však áno, aj keď polovica druhej vety je z časti neistá. Napíšem, čo som rozumel v angličtine, a potom v slovenčine, aby bolo jasné, koľko z toho som rozumel:
Anglicky:
"I think Slovak is the closer language to Slovenian. What confuses others is that we both speak "slovensko". Czech has more "exotic" features (ě), it seems closer to Polish to me.
It is interesting to me, how Slovaks and Czechs emphasise the end of words (for example "podobná", we would say "podóbna").
Say if you understood me." - not sure about the last sentence tho.
Slovensky:
Myslím že je bližšie slovinčine. Čo zmätie druhého, keď obaja hovoríme "slovensko". Čeština má viac "exotických" čŕt (ě) sa mi zdá bližšie poľštine.
Zaujímavé je, ako Slováci a Česi veľmi hláskujú na konci (napríklad "podobná", my by sme povedali "podóbna").
Napíš, či si mi rozumel."
>>59941536
Si Slovák či Slovinec :)?
>>59941610
Slovák ale píšem ako madar ak sa nesústredím, Slovenčina len do 3tej triedy, vtedy sme sa prestahovaly s rodinou :)
>>59916546
faworki :3 i kinda miss those
>>59919402
Literally looks like shit, but I guess it tastes nice.
>>59919548
It's good but not slavic at all, m8.
>>59919621
This shit always positively suprises me.
>>59936057
Way more popular in Ukraine. Polish słonina is literally caлo but we still use the word "sało" if it comes from Ukraine.
I ate sało 2 times and it was dope as fuck.
>>59941278
Come home white man
Kapustnica.
> Make westerners hungry
Don't get me wrong, Slavic food is great, but it doesn't really fit western (at least American) tastes.
t. Slav in America
>>59942082
Is this a soup?
I love kapusniak.
>>59942164
Myslím že áno.
>>59942128
Američania žerú hamburgery a vyprážanú kokakolu.
>>59942195
Predbehol si ma poľský brat :D
>>59936057
Popular in Ukraine, not as much in other Slavic countries, but still common. It tastes surprisingly good. Like fat, but high quality. A guy described it as high quality butter.
>>59937819
There are more "flags of all Slavs" than there are flags of individual Slavic countries
i like jelly meat with vinegar
>>59917308
>>59942195
kek
I don't really mind if other people don't like my food though. Food is made to taste good to the people who made it. Most people enjoy familiarity.
>>59942294
I don't like it, then, I don't like most fatty things apart from fresh duck fat on bread.
>>59942355
RARE
A
R
E
But seriously, most people are disgusted by how it looks.
>>59942219
I understood everything except vyprážanú
>>59942461
Vyprážanú = fried.
Akej slovanskej národnosti si :)?
>>59942219
Slovak and Czech 'a' always gets me - here we use 'i', 'a' is used for comparing
>western cucks will never know how delicious this is
>>59936057
It's pretty good. We ate it with garlic and black bread. Not sure how to describe the taste.
stuffed cabbage is literally god tier
>>59942501
>Vyprážanú = fried.
"Wyprażany" is one way to say "fried" in Polish too. INTEREDASTING STUFF ITT
>>59942457
It looks rather nice to me
but the jelly has horrible taste and texture
>>59942538
Like, what way comparing? Like Slovak či (= or)?
>>59942726
Różnica między Czechami i Polską a Słowacją - Słowacja to nie państwo
see, I just compared Czechia and Poland to Slovakia :^)
>>59942824
My používame a aj v tom kontexte. A Slovensko je krajina, nenúť ma volať Poľsko Poolandom :p
>>59916691
aah, stroggonoff. The height of worldwide cousine, the absolute best
>>59942824
Poliaci a Rusi = veční bratia ;)
>>59942624
Ukrajinský anon :)?
>>59942624
It's called sarma here and it's very popular. And yes it's godlike.
>>59942824
>>59942912
delet
>>59942946
yes grandmas was Polish though
>>59942912
>>59943040
Moja mama je Ukrajinka a otec Slovák, žijeme na Slovensku.
If any of you non-czechs is able to pronounce Ř correctly, i swear to god i'm gonna an hero.
>>59943021
>>59943092
Škádlenie ;-)
>>59942501
Polish, but I also know some Ukrainian and Russian, so I'm used to finding cognates
>>59943040
Kutyu som jedol, je to dobré jedlo :)
>>59943092
I actually like you guys and I have defended you many times on /int/ yet you have to join the "Slovakia is not a country" magyar cigany bandwagon. I am disappoint.
>>59943162
awesome food but my mom only makes it around Christmas.
>>59943095
nice to hear, Slovakia is my favorite country ^-^
>>59943110
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1G7KhGqGvY2
>>59943040
Are you also a quarter native American and half Irish?
>>59918806
You must be an immigrant then.
>>59942082
>>59942164
V Rossii jest podobnyj sup, imenuetsja (nazyvajetsja? zovjotsja?) schi
>>59943551
>imenuetsja
for what purpose?
can we get a slav version of this
>>59943584
for lulz ofc
>>59943584
imenuetsja = it is named/called
>>59943551
Ja viem, jedol som to, bolo to dobré :)
i wish i was part of the slav master race
>>59943597
I laughed hard for 5 minutes.
There is already a Slav version of this, it is Czech:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uDXr1FXjX0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_73j-P-UMU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPOEEdwOzaI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erXspYsRtDU
>>59943386
nope purebred slav
>>59943646
Wow I just noticed that Russia has a cigarette brand named after a canal
>>59943649
I understood, I just don't know why he chose to use that word. I've never seen imie used as a verb.
>>59943956
Will you continue your family?
>>59919196
as if anyone cares what you think, mehmed
>>59944084
i dont know i hope i can get married in life and get a qt slav village girl a visa to emigrate here.
>>59944349
You need to watch out with girls who want to emigrate though. That's an easy way to bring out gold diggers. Though I agree that a Slavic wife is the best. Maybe find yourself a fellow second generation girl? She'll still be Slavic, you'll still get to keep living where you live, and you'll have more in common with each other than an imported girl or a typical American girl. Where I live, the Ukrainians especially tend to stick together and marry other among each other, they seem pretty happy with their community.
>>59943597
That would be making řízek with knedlik
>>59916835
the holiest of cakes
>>59919327
good lad
>>59933182
>ta cebula na środku
memefood
>>59937819
It sucks tbqh
>>59941278
mmMMMMm/10
