What's for dinner today in your Russian-American kitchen?

[payxibka 10,045]

breakfast is always leftovers from the previous night.

[NYGirl 0]

breakfast is always leftovers from the previous night.

that's a heavy breakfast!!!

i wonder if those that are married to russians if their SO craves smoked fish, herrings and etc?

[payxibka 10,045]

that's a heavy breakfast!!!

i wonder if those that are married to russians if their SO craves smoked fish, herrings and etc?

OMG YES!!!

[NYGirl 0]

that's a heavy breakfast!!!

i wonder if those that are married to russians if their SO craves smoked fish, herrings and etc?

OMG YES!!!

Come to NY and I will take you to good places to take Sveta to and satisfy her cravings

[payxibka 10,045]

that's a heavy breakfast!!!

i wonder if those that are married to russians if their SO craves smoked fish, herrings and etc?

OMG YES!!!

Come to NY and I will take you to good places to take Sveta to and satisfy her cravings

We have Kiev Foods & Minsk Market to name just a couple shops here... I know it doesn't compare to Brooklyn but.....

[NYGirl 0]

that's a heavy breakfast!!!

i wonder if those that are married to russians if their SO craves smoked fish, herrings and etc?

OMG YES!!!

Come to NY and I will take you to good places to take Sveta to and satisfy her cravings

We have Kiev Foods & Minsk Market to name just a couple shops here... I know it doesn't compare to Brooklyn but.....

Do you eat those fishes as well? Have you ever had it before or only after Sveta's arrival?

[slim 1,525]

i wonder if those that are married to russians if their SO craves smoked fish, herrings and etc?

We have to make a special trip every couple of weeks to go buy smoked fish, herrings, etc.

[PJB 0]

West Holiwood has lots of Russian delis and grocery stores but I make most of my own meals from scratch. Blini, salt pickles, plovf, and homemade bread too.

[NYGirl 0]

i wonder if those that are married to russians if their SO craves smoked fish, herrings and etc?

We have to make a special trip every couple of weeks to go buy smoked fish, herrings, etc.

I think this food is sooooo Russian tradition and most of the Russians/Ukrainian love it....except i'm not crazy about it.

[PJB 0]

How about that dried fish that men like to eat with beer? YUCK! Smells like cat food.......

Edited August 15, 2008 by PJB

[payxibka 10,045]

How about that dried fish that men like to eat with beer? YUCK! Smells like cat food.......

When I was in Ukraine my FIL came back with beer and big packet of smoke/dried/salted smelt (or its cousin).... It was sooooooo good,,,,,

[NYGirl 0]

How about that dried fish that men like to eat with beer? YUCK! Smells like cat food.......

It's called "Taran'ka" not all of them are good, but some are very especially if it has caviar inside

How about that dried fish that men like to eat with beer? YUCK! Smells like cat food.......

When I was in Ukraine my FIL came back with beer and big packet of smoke/dried/salted smelt (or its cousin).... It was sooooooo good,,,,,

how much water did you drink after that fish?

Edited August 15, 2008 by NYGirl

[slim 1,525]

How about that dried fish that men like to eat with beer? YUCK! Smells like cat food.......

Spending so long in Asia, we have dried squid too. We dip it in hot pepper paste. I still prefer the Russian beer, but gotta go with Asian dried salty sea stuff.

There's also that stuff called sallo...... ever heard of that? That's a pretty "Russian" thing to eat. "Hey, anybody want a piece of raw pork fat to go with their bitter beer?" (It is actually pretty good... especially with a clove of garlic, an onion and a tomato.)

[NYGirl 0]

How about that dried fish that men like to eat with beer? YUCK! Smells like cat food.......

Spending so long in Asia, we have dried squid too. We dip it in hot pepper paste. I still prefer the Russian beer, but gotta go with Asian dried salty sea stuff.

There's also that stuff called sallo...... ever heard of that? That's a pretty "Russian" thing to eat. "Hey, anybody want a piece of raw pork fat to go with their bitter beer?" (It is actually pretty good... especially with a clove of garlic, an onion and a tomato.)

salo i sjust pork fat.....pure fat, not like bacon cause bacon has a bit of meat on it.

take rye bread, take garlic and crush it against the edge of the bread and put some salt and it's so damn good and have it with borsch

[PJB 0]

How about that dried fish that men like to eat with beer? YUCK! Smells like cat food.......

Spending so long in Asia, we have dried squid too. We dip it in hot pepper paste. I still prefer the Russian beer, but gotta go with Asian dried salty sea stuff.

There's also that stuff called sallo...... ever heard of that? That's a pretty "Russian" thing to eat. "Hey, anybody want a piece of raw pork fat to go with their bitter beer?" (It is actually pretty good... especially with a clove of garlic, an onion and a tomato.)

salo i sjust pork fat.....pure fat, not like bacon cause bacon has a bit of meat on it.

take rye bread, take garlic and crush it against the edge of the bread and put some salt and it's so damn good and have it with borsch

I love сало! The best сало is from Ukraine. I freeze it then slice it paper thin. Put it on a peice of real black bread topped with хрен, heaven! Unfortunately it is illegal in the US and trying to sneak it through customs results in a pack of airport dogs attacking the suitcase.

Edited August 16, 2008 by PJB