@russian.explained: Russian food is not just borscht… but yes, borscht is still iconic 😄 Here are 5 Russian dishes you should know: 🇷🇺 Борщ — borscht / beet soup 🔊 borshch 🇷🇺 Пельмени — Russian dumplings 🔊 pel-MYE-ni 🇷🇺 Блины — thin pancakes / crepes 🔊 blee-NY 🇷🇺 Оливье — Russian New Year salad 🔊 o-li-VYE 🇷🇺 Сырники — cottage cheese pancakes 🔊 SYR-ni-ki And yes… sour cream is basically a national treasure in Russian cuisine 😂 Which one would you try first? #learnrussian #russianlanguage #russianfood #russianculture #russianvocabulary

VitaLis® :

Borsch, blini, pelmeni, and syrniki are typically served with sour cream. Borsch is a meat-based soup (the choice of meat is optional) and is considered a Ukrainian dish; however, since the Soviet era, it has become a staple across all Russian-speaking countries. It always contains beets and cabbage—and, according to some, beans as well (though I consider that optional)—along with potatoes, onions, and carrots; garlic, paprika, pepper, and tomato are optional additions.It’s best enjoyed with rye bread, slices of salted salo, and a shot of 60% "water" 😉😂. After all, pelmeni are often seasoned with ground pepper and frequently eaten with that same 60-percent-strength vinegar solution👍🔥😂.Using sausage in Olivier salad is considered bad form—it is better to use boiled chicken breast instead.

Z1YA :

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SunnyBunny :

Uwe May :

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Mihai Alexandru :

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Rama :

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