/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12374762]

What are some Russian food do you guys recommend?

[Anonymous No.12374763]

Pancakes.

[Anonymous No.12374781]

>>12374762
Borscht

[Anonymous No.12374791]

Stroganoff

[Anonymous No.12374796]

Pelmeni

[Anonymous No.12374836]

>>12374762
Vareniki are my personal favourite, my grandmother used to make them with salted tvaroh/quark filling

[Anonymous No.12374838]

>>12374762
Vareniki are fucking great

[Anonymous No.12375004]

>>12374762
Pea soup is gorgeous if cooked right

[Anonymous No.12375010]

Borsht (beet soup)
Pelmeni (dumplings)
Blini (pancakesl

[Anonymous No.12375038]

Okroshka is the „most Russian“ dish on your pic and it‘s delicious.

[Anonymous No.12375075]

>>12374762
These are all starvation foods.

[Anonymous No.12375078]

Caviar

[Anonymous No.12375104]

Try malossol cucumbers (salted is misnomer) and okroshka - ideal for summer.
And may be russian korean salad and sbiten - herbal honey tea.
There are plenty other tasty things I doubt you can acquire like brined wild mushrooms or garlick stems

[Anonymous No.12375127]

>>12374762
Julienne, which has absolutely fuck-all to do with julienning the cutting method. It's a stew of mushrooms and chicken in cream (you could use milk if you're a little bitch but it ought to be cream) and topped with grated cheese. Rich and decadent but oh god is it good.
Also if you're talking less "ethnic Russian" and more "from the country of Russia", there's a ton of ethnic cuisines such as Tatar/Bashkir cuisine, cuisine of the Caucasus regions etc.

[Anonymous No.12375164]

>>12375127
I wanna try Caucasus food I’m going to uni in Petersburg this September

[Anonymous No.12375174]

[Anonymous No.12375307]

>>12374762
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9NEXPoepO4

Chebureki is basically a Russian pasty. You can put whatever you want in it but I find pork is best.

[Anonymous No.12375314]

>>12374762
This all looks like poorfag food. Where's the fucking meat?

[Anonymous No.12375343]

>>12374762
No wonder they drink themselves to death.

[Anonymous No.12375366]

>>12375075
Guess what? All "iconic national food" used to be the food of the common peasants - AKA starvation food

[Anonymous No.12375380]

>>12375314
In the pirozhki, beefstroganoff, kulebiaka, soljanka and most of other soups.
Also stangely there is no fish on op pic.

[Anonymous No.12375393]

>>12375380
Because fish isn't particularly common? There's ukha, sure, but fish has fairly little presence in the diet of a continental land-locked Russian (I assume it's different for the guys on the coasts).
The commies made thursday a fish day for a reason, they needed to introduce fish into the people's ration somehow.

[Anonymous No.12375446]

>>12375366
This is what Yuropoors ACTUALLY believe.

[Anonymous No.12375471]

>>12375393
>fish has fairly little presence in the diet of a continental land-locked Russian

[Anonymous No.12375539]

>>12374791
>>12375380
Not sure why retards like you feel the need to comment when you obviously know fuck all about Russian food. Despite originating in Russia, beef stroganoff is NOT part of modern Russian cuisine and the overwhelming majority of Russians have never eaten it in their life.

[Anonymous No.12375575]

>>12374762
Shi, pork soup.
Pretty good, desu, and decidedly not kosher.

[Anonymous No.12375611]

>>12375539
Бeфcтpoгaнoв был чyть ли нe caмым pacпpocтpaнeнным блюдoм в пocлeвoeннoм coвкoвoм oбщeпитe, eбyчee мyхocpaнcкoe зyмep-быдлo.

[Anonymous No.12375616]

>>12375393
>russia is a desert with no lakes or rivers
Ahh, american geography education, lol!

[Anonymous No.12375618]

>>12374762
Sturgeon caviar.

[Anonymous No.12376907]

Okroshka is awesome on a hot summer day. Borscht and Shyi are better for cold days. Sounds funny but I like Russian rabbit dishes as well.

[Anonymous No.12376960]

>>12374762
kasha (buckwheat), bacon/whatever cheap cut of meat you can find, garlic/onions/leek/dill/whatever green stuff you can find and gives it extra flavor and an extra large dollop of sour cream or generous amount of butter

[Anonymous No.12376976]

>>12376960
>buckwheat
>sugar
>milk

[Anonymous No.12376987]

>>12376976
where the fuck did I say "add sugar" you fat fuck? also it's a "workers" dish, the fat is there to make you last a day of working manual labor without getting hungry 2 hours after you've had breakfast/lunch

[Anonymous No.12376993]

>>12374762
Borscht. When done correctly borscht is elder god tier, but it turns my stool black and makes it smell like nothing from this planet.

There are many kinds of solyanka. If they have it on the menu, try it, but that's like saying date a girl. You should try one of mine, but I rarely make it, and you should probably try a small bowl if it's floating in olives, lemons, and sausage as it will likely rip your gut in half.

[Anonymous No.12377007]

>>12376987
Уcпoкoйcя, oн пpocтo pacкaзaл тeбe peцeпт зaвтpaкa, этo кaк кyкypyзныe хлoпья тoлькo гpeчькa.

[Anonymous No.12377023]

>>12377007
that looks like a bowl of ant asses in lizard semen, and one raspberry was the only thing you could afford

[Anonymous No.12377082]

>>12377023
>ant asses
It is a whole different dish!
Don`t tell me you westerners don`t eat them when you are \outside\!
They are sour and tasty.
I also heard that people in south america are also eating ant asses but they are sour AND sweet.

[Anonymous No.12377135]

>>12377082
That species doesn't exist in America, which is the largest segment of 4chan's posters, especially at this hour.

[Anonymous No.12377178]

I've never heard of a Russian dish that sounded appetizing. I mean they eat sour cream with their pancakes for fucks sake.

[Anonymous No.12377266]

>>12377178
savory stuff with sour cream is great pleb

[Anonymous No.12377444]

>>12377178

russian sour cream (smetana) is different than US style and is a much more universal condiment IMO. blini are different than pancakes, try them with smetana and caviar or green onion.

[Anonymous No.12377509]

>>12377178
"pancakes" and crepes are different from the stuff you make in US
you can have savory crepes with cheese and ground meat filling that are amazing with cold sour cream

[Anonymous No.12378735]

I presume I should elaborate one misleading thing about us Russians for better understanding.
When we say Russian in Russian we spoke about ethnicity, not nationality/citizenship.
So when you ask about Russian food we describe only pure traditional Russian ethnic food, not what we eat everyday.
E.g. we all love grilled meat on skewers (shashlyk), thats like de facto standard for countryside or summer house picnic but we dont consider that to be Russian traditional food cos the dish was adopted only in 19 century from Turkey or something.

[Anonymous No.12378741]

>>12375393
>fish has fairly little presence in the diet of a continental land-locked Russian (I assume it's different for the guys on the coasts).

you have literally zero idea what you're talking about

[Anonymous No.12378772]

>>12375393
Opposite, commies had build system of hydro power plants thus quenching natural fish river migrating routes far from seas

[Anonymous No.12378971]

herring in fur coat

[Anonymous No.12378973]

>>12374762
maslo kurinaya pitstsa

[Anonymous No.12379021]

>>12374762
Blintzes, pierogi, any type of pickled vegetables (go to south Brooklyn if you're in NYC, we have god-tier fresh pickled cucumbers everywhere), SMOKED FUCKING FISH.
The halvah's pretty damn good too.
Also, not Russian but Georgian: khachapuri. It's like, bread, but stuffed with cheese, and it's so delicious it might make you cry.

[Anonymous No.12379049]

>>12374762
Do Russians not eat meat?

[Anonymous No.12379061]

>>12374762
meat jelly things with sour cream are great. in fact just go with anything that includes sour cream.

[Anonymous No.12379185]

>>12377509
That looks fucking delicious.

[Anonymous No.12379229]

>>12375038
Liked it too tbqh

[Anonymous No.12379241]

I have a dream of throwing a dinner party where I serve a huge multi course meal modelled on an old tsarist menu from the late 19th century. Ideally I would get the guests to dress in period costume. Yes this is terribly autistic, but it would be fun.

[Anonymous No.12379794]

Buckwheat
Cheesecakes

[Taco Pal No.12380087]

>>12374762
Vodka

[Anonymous No.12380109]

>>12375393
fucking dumbass lmao

[Anonymous No.12380275]

>>12375366
what about ambrosia?

[Anonymous No.12380305]

non russian here that lives near a little oddesa

russian salad (aka olivier)
blini
saslik
manti
stroganov
borscht
for a not so light snack pirozky with potato
how did I do russian friends?

[Anonymous No.12380307]

>>12380275
Why does it have to look like vomit but taste like heaven?

[Anonymous No.12381212]

>>12375446
Well, okay, America with their iconic Big Mac is an exception.

[Anonymous No.12381241]

>>12375393
You realize that the single largest river in Europe runs through Russia, right? And Saint Petersbug is on a river, right? And goes out to the Baltic sea?

Slavs eat a lot of fish. It's why they all stink of herring.

[Anonymous No.12381248]

Kot is in expert in delicious russian food, trust him.

I personally love sweet blini with condensed milk or strawberry jam or sour ones with, say, chicken in cream sauce.

Pelmeni - they look like vareniki here, but with raw meat filling.

Various pies. Sour pies with meat or fish is traditional way.

Salted herring. Salted herring with onions and boiled potatoes is traditional alcoholic food.

Also, sauerkraut. I don`t know how russian pickled cabbage differs with kraut one, but it`s a popular winter salad.

[Anonymous No.12381259]

Russian food looks and is probably dogshit.

[Anonymous No.12381276]

>>12381248
Aw, forgot the kot pic