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Need an authentic but "eater friendly" RUB recipe!

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I really want some blini now. But every time they make it I tend to just cookie monster the stack in 2 minutes.

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I think you should take a case of beer into your class and explain to everyone that beer is a meal in Russia.

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I think you should take a case of beer into your class and explain to everyone that beer is a meal in Russia.

LOL! Or kvas. You won't have to bring much kvas with you. :D

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I think you should take a case of beer into your class and explain to everyone that beer is a meal in Russia.

:rofl: Vodka will be a better choice then.

Or at least some Russian beer, like Baltika.

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Nope, Russians do not like their beer at all.

I just wish I had a huge 17" laptop instead of the 10 inch netbook. It would have made the picture even better

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I think you should take a case of beer into your class and explain to everyone that beer is a meal in Russia.

Needs more vodka.

ANYWAY. I apologize for taking forever to respond. I'm in my final semester of nursing school, working, and trying to get a job AND A GODDAMN HOUSE on top of everything.

I went with pirogies because I'm the dumbass who forgot that they're Ukrainian. I actually have a fairly decent recipe that I make my husband for hand-made pirogies. I usually fry them with sausage -- I did a veg and a sausage version.

I couldn't do bilinis. This is probably because in 10th grade French class, we had the most epic crepe party and I had about 25+ crepes. (I was bulimic and anorexic at the time, but yeah. No crepes.)

I did make borsch! I put enough sour creme and salt in it to kill...something. Or to rehydrate the Dead Sea. But it was pretty good and it was gobbled up pretty fast.

My husband's newest coworker is, like, off the boat Russian. My next effort will to make him something decent! :)

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Well, I'm drinking cheap Russian vodak right now so. ;)

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NOA2 approved: 04-02-07

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lifting of conditions filed: 10-29-09

NOA received: 11-09-09

lifting of conditions approved: 12-11-09

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