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Pirozhok thread
The peak babushka food

Popular fillings:
Ground meat (sometimes chicken) and spices
Egg and green onions
Potato
Pickled cabbage
Sweet jam (cranberry, apple, strawberry, etc)
Sweet curd with raisins

Popular ways to make:
In the oven (picrelated)
Pan fried
In tandoor

Post your favorite pirozhok
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>> No.13973631
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Fried type

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Flaky dough type

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Tandoor type
Flaky dough + chopped meat + spices made in tandoor
Also known as "samsa"

>> No.13974010

Looks tasty

>> No.13974039

This shit tasty. I wish I was back in Russia eating cabbage pirozhki.

>> No.13974086

absolute based and `1-0-0%$ pirozhok pilled
>>13974039
where you at, cunt?

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Did somebody say homemade? Check this. Love them

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>>13974106
those look more like belyashy

>> No.13974129

>>13974119
>belyashy
you might be right. But I always called any kind of dough with a filling, Piraschok.

they were still extremly tasty

>> No.13974163

>>13974129
they are. the difference is, into pirozhky you put already pre-cooked meat / meanced meat / any other fillings (fucking thousands of those) and in belyashy you put fresh meat and onions frying em on high temp (this helps creating and keeping ton of juices inside)

>> No.13974184

>>13973637
my fucking dick

>> No.13974188

>>13974106
Looks pretty fucking good

>> No.13974197

Great stuff, I love the fried kind the most. Idk why people shit on russian cuisine when most of it is good, simple stick-to-your ribs comfort food. Even shuba is great, although the idea sounds whack to the american palate

>> No.13974200

Used to have a russian convenience store next to my house growing up. Everyday after school I'd get the super savory pirozhki, except on fridays when I would get the potato and cheese stuffed one.

If anyone has a great recipe to share for making them I'd appreciate it a lot!

>> No.13974216

>>13974106
What is that liquid in the pan?

>> No.13974303

>>13974200
don't bother language on last two, you'll get the point

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2HB9kU-ntQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1bzSYeXlYE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkjzC5tORJU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFM609mqX2Y

>> No.13974669

They look great will try, any other Russian food to try? I've been checking a lot of russian movies and these will come nicely. I just watched White Sun of the Desert.