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Top 10 Most Popular Russian Foods || Russain Traditional & Street Foods ||

Russian cuisine is a collection of the different dishes and cooking traditions of the Russian people as well as a list of culinary products popular in Russia.
Delicious nature of traditional Russian food, and the unique, slightly eccentric and family-oriented philosophy that defines Russian food culture.
Today we know about top ten food in Russia.

Top 10 Most Popular Russian Foods List Name:
01: Pelmeni
02: Blini
03: Beef Stroganoff
04: Borscht
05: Pirozhki
06: Solyanka Soup
07: Plov or Pilaf
08: Olivier salad
09: Kamchatka Crab
10: Kvass

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[drewkastelajara]

0:00 Intro 🎬🇷🇺
0:31 Kvass 🍺
• Fruits 🍓
• Herb 🌿
• Honey 🍯
0:55 Kamchatka Crab 🦀
• Crab 🦀
• Seasonings 🧂
• Vegetables 🌿
1:25 Olivier Salad 🥗
• Vegetables 🥕
• Egg 🥚
• Mayonnaise 🍦
• Meat 🥩
• Potatoes 🥔
1:45 Plov or Pilav 🍛
• Vegetables 🥔
• Meat 🥩
• Onion 🧅
• Olive Oil 🫒
• Rice 🍚
• Solyanka Soup 🍲
• Bacon 🥓
• Olive Oil 🫒
• Onion 🧅
• Ketchup 🍅
• Pickles 🥒
• Chicken 🍗
• Seasonings 🧂
2:39 Pirozkhi 🍞
• Dough 🥟
• Potatoes 🥔
• Egg Wash 🥚
2:59 Borscht 🍨
• Beetroots 🍆
• Water 💦
• Seasonings 🧂
3:22 Beef Stroganoff 🍲
• Beef 🥩
• Butter 🧈
• Onion 🧅
• Mushrooms 🍄
• Flour 💭
• Sour Cream 🍦
• Dijon Mustard 🥫
• Seasonings 🧂
3:52 Blini 🥞
• Flour 💭
• Cream 🍦
4:16 Pelmeni 🥠
• Dumplings 🥟
• Seasonings 🧂
4:40 Outro 🎬🇷🇺

[TheRetiredPanther]

I’m from Novosibirsk, Russia, and let me speak about some facts regarding Russian dishes.

Firstly, something about food described in this video.

1. Kamchatsky crab is a gourmet food now. It was much more common in the days of USSR, but now it is very scarce and expensive.
2. The “Olivier” salad is also a modern name. The correct name for this salad is “Stolichny” (“from a capital city”) for chicken version, or just “meat salad” (“myasnoy”, this is meaning “meaty”) for a beef variant.
3. Kvass is a drink, not food. The food based on kvass is “okroshka” (meaning somewhat like “chopped”), a cold soup made from chopped season vegetables mixed with kvass and sour cream.
4. Pirozhki with any type of stuff can be baked or fried, and it is a common opinion that fried pirozhki are much more tasteful than baked (albeit more heavy for digesting, too).
5. True Russian bilni are very big, starting from about 9-10” (22-25 cm) across. Blini can be stuffed, served with dipping sauces (including melted butter) or eaten without addons.

And, in addition, I can say that some popular Russian dishes are not mentioned here. These are such recipes as “kotleti” (minced cutlets or meatballs made from different sorts of meat), “makaroni po-flotski” (”navy-style pasta”, pasta with a sauce made from minced, stir-fried meat), “schi” (a slowly cooked thick meat soup with fermented sour cabbage), fried potatoes with different additions such as mushrooms, chopped onion or smoked sausage, “malosolenie ogurtsi” (“undersalted cucumbers”, quickly pickled whole cucumbers), “kasha” (a common word for different recipes of porrige), ”uha” (clear thick soup made from local freshwater fish), big backed pies of several types, “zharkoe” (meat with vegetables, stewed in a big ceramic pot) etc. Any of these dishes mentioned here are much more popular in modern Russia than Kamchatka crab.

[junerobertson]

I love the look of Olivier salad, borsch, piroshki and stroganoff.

[idavo]

Need to get myself a Russian friend so I can taste some of this wonderful foods.

Thank you for posting & for sharing.

[milkkiss]

There aren't any blini here. I see only freaking tiny pancakes and syrniki.
Blini usually be cooked very thin on the whole pan. You can eat it with everything from sugar to meat and caviar. Just roll one blin and eat it.

Also not borscht, but BORSCH. Without "T". Idk how did it appear...

[AlyssaMonetMason]

Beef stroganoff is my favorite food from Russia.

[knlpeoplehelper]

My wife is from Russia, and we are living in Neberezhnye Chelny now. We created a website in 2008 for her Russian cooking, and I just found it again this week. I would like to use your video on her site just to show foods from 2008 to today. I hope it is okay.

[surgeon]

Blini is not the same as Pankcake, its more Crepe

[teaearlgrayht]

Blini are not pancakes - they are thin and the size of your pan.

[ereinin]

Russian food is amazing and comforting!

[soundman]

You barely scratched the surface of Russian cuisine.

[stanislavbutsky]

To be honest the shown 'blini' aren't actually a blini but oladii! The blini are made of thinner dough and while baking the blin takes all the pan area and is thinner as a result. Usually blini are used to wrap in them honey, jam, red caviar, herring, cheese, fried mushrooms etc etc.

[carolyn]

I made Kvass and got drunk on it I fermented it too long. It tasted really good and I over indulged haha

[Not_Sandor]

3:51 no, these are pancakes
actual blins are somewhere 20-25cm and can be stuffed with pretty much things (sour cream, cheese, meat, fish, and sweet things)

[Jbarztheholyone]

I luv me some beef stroganoff 😁I likes them blini too but I would need a ton

[knightsofstjoan]

You got to establish the Russian Cooking Academy.

[danielvinchici]

Să fie pace sfinta de la Dumnezeu cel viu ❤pe tot globul.

[НиколайЮдин-нт]

Показаны не Российские блины, скорее Американские. Наши выглядят иначе . Это разные блюда ! Супы Рассольник, Уха, Щи !💝👍 .Каши - разнообразные ! Оладьи ! Котлеты ! 👍💝💯

[yvllrxm]

I am ethnically Russian and grew up with Russian traditions I would say that buckwheat tea and honey cookies we have would also be a good honorable mention otherwise this is spot on thanks for sharing this

[rothvillagecooking]

Good video ! It is different from country, that I haven't been before.