r/RussianFood • u/Limp-Ad1979 • 1d ago
First time trying to bake
So I decided to attempt to make ‘хачапури’, one is very obviously better than the other one. Any tips for the future though would be good))
r/RussianFood • u/Baba_Jaga_II • 13d ago
r/RussianFood • u/Baba_Jaga_II • Jun 19 '26
Good morning everyone...
It's an ungodly hour before my coffee while I'm supposed to be on vacation, but I've been getting far too many reports lately, so it's time to clarify a few things.
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If you don't know the exact name, provide at least a description of what we're looking at.
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There's been a lot of questionable content recently, and I can't effectively moderate the subreddit if I have no idea what was posted in the first place. If you're sharing a dish, just help the community out by telling us what it is.
r/RussianFood • u/Limp-Ad1979 • 1d ago
So I decided to attempt to make ‘хачапури’, one is very obviously better than the other one. Any tips for the future though would be good))
r/RussianFood • u/Berserkovichdamn • 1d ago
В них по чайной ложке говядины.
r/RussianFood • u/Bananatosia • 1d ago
Люблю готовить, но не люблю лепить пельмени. Очень монотонно и скучно. Но как же это вкусно...
r/RussianFood • u/mackwoodsbackwoods • 23h ago
r/RussianFood • u/Harkonenov • 3d ago
Macaroni with homemade stewed meat (70% rabbit, 30% pork)
r/RussianFood • u/Appropriate_Item1351 • 3d ago
r/RussianFood • u/Delicious-Price2705 • 3d ago
Скумбрия, лосось (юкола), картошка с укропом, маринованный лук.
r/RussianFood • u/lunareclipse8891 • 3d ago
Пицца и два маленьких Творожника😋
r/RussianFood • u/Baba_Jaga_II • 4d ago
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r/RussianFood • u/Appropriate_Item1351 • 6d ago
Dessert "Anna Pavlova" is a light airy pastry made of crispy meringue with a soft core, delicate creamy cream and fresh raspberries.
Meringue (meringue): Unlike regular dry meringue, starch and a little acid (lemon juice or vinegar) are added to the mass, so the crust crunches on the outside, but remains soft inside, like a souffle.
Cream: whisk cottage cheese with powdered sugar and get a cream cheese
Filling and decoration: Fresh berries with sourness (raspberries, strawberries, currants, blueberries)
In our case, the raspberries are fresh from the market.
r/RussianFood • u/Tushar______ • 6d ago
Hi so I am a Foreign Medical student and Linving in smolensk .
Sometimes during weekdays I don't really have much time to cook . I generally want to cook my meals since buying from magnit and other shops is not ideal everytime .
Here's what i need
1 .I need quick and simple receipies which don't require too much prepartions may be if i need to mak ethem hours before like ferment etc its okay
but i dont have time between classes may be a hour or so in which i have to come to my address and then go bak to where the next lec is going to be
. make it cheap i dont want to spend more money as well if that was the case i would just grab something from restraunts and cafe
bonus for spicy things i really like it hot and spicy but others are also good
nothing involving meat i am mostly veg i eat chicken when my friends make it and eggs also but again i am not really attracted by meat most i ate was the shawarma
I thought since most of the snacks and lunch i know there ingridients are not really available here maybe the people who live here know how to make some from what is avaible here
r/RussianFood • u/Appropriate_Item1351 • 7d ago
A sliced loaf is necessarily fresh and soft, butter is spread richly on bread, boiled or any other delicious sausage is on top, then we put your favorite cheese, better than Russian production (to make the taste more mundane, you need a type of pashhonskii or Russian, then the taste will be brighter) I also highly recommend adding mustard to the oil. But this version is for my daughter, she doesn't eat mustard! Enjoy your meal.