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post slav food and babushka recipes

>> No.9674365
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Attempted some slav food the other night. Started out with this board with a smoked hunters sausage, some polish cured sausage I forgot the name of, blini, ajvar, a beetroot and garlic relish I forgot the name of, sour cream and cheese.

>> No.9674368

Do you know that Slav food isn't just Russian food? There is actualy great variety from country to country

>> No.9674372
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>>9674365
Then this bowl of pierogi with spring onion, fried shallot; sour cream and ajvar on the side.
Real slavs pls r8/critique my attempt at a slav meal

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Who /kvass/ here

>> No.9674464

What's a common Slav dish?

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>>9674464
Pierogi/pelmeni and blini

>> No.9674505

>>9674464
potatoes, cheap pork, cabbage, vegetable oil
in any form and combination, fried or boiled
voila, that's the entire Slav cuisine

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Step aside faggots!

>> No.9674558

>>9674464
Beef Stroganoff

>> No.9674559

>>9674464
Slav is a term covering many nations with variety in recipes, but I guess the most common in my country would be štrukli.

>> No.9674635

>>9674464
cabbage soup

>> No.9674670

>>9674635
You mean kapustnica?

>> No.9674711

>>9674368
I love Georgian food, but most slav food is pretty similar anyway, so it's mostly like comparing indian and nepalese kitchens