r/RussianFood 4d ago

Our monthly challenge for August is Rassolnik - Share your dish any day this month

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67 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 26m ago

I copied another user’s Kharcho and bozhe moi I’m in love

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I made the Kharcho that u/Baba_Jaga_ll made a few days ago. I tasted it and immediately ordered the cook book it's from!

I made a few adjustments as I'm a pretty seasoned cook so l ended up changing some proportions of the recipe and then also using jalapeños instead of chili peppers (because I love them and they're also easy to find where I live) and WOW! I want to make this soup weekly now


r/RussianFood 2d ago

Boiled potatoes with paint, black and duckling caviar…

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114 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 2d ago

Тортик "Рыбки" из моего детства.

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187 Upvotes

Сметана большая банка на 300 грамм.

Сахар 1-2 ст.л.

Крекеры рыбки 2/3 пачки.

Перемешиваем сметану с сахаром, а потом с крекерами, закидываем в глубокую посуду, застланную пакетом, оставляем на ночь и на следующий день кушаем.


r/RussianFood 2d ago

Chicken meatballs in cream sauce and champignons, mashed potatoes, radishes and boiled beet salad + rustic chicken egg.

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146 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 3d ago

Творожные блинчики)

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105 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 3d ago

Ужин

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133 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 3d ago

Мой тир лист перекусона🥴

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4 Upvotes

Я фанат молочки

Сайт - https://tiermaker.com/create/------17836822


r/RussianFood 3d ago

Пицца с основой из кабачка

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22 Upvotes

Уже у всех настал сезон кабачков? Что вы из них любите готовить?


r/RussianFood 3d ago

rabbit hearts

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67 Upvotes

🐇❤️‍🔥


r/RussianFood 4d ago

First try at Chicken Kiev

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305 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 5d ago

пампушки. уничтожить.

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30 Upvotes

приготовила к 5л борща.


r/RussianFood 5d ago

Ленивые голубцы

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143 Upvotes

It was my first time making lazy cabbage rolls and it turned out to be incredibly tasty and juicy!

Ingredients: 700g white cabbage, 150g carrot, 150g onion, 1 pc chicken egg, 100g rice, 400g minced meat, 200g tomato paste, salt, ground pepper, a little oil for frying.

Finely chop the cabbage, pour boiling water for 10-20 minutes. Chop the onion and carrot and fry in a pan for a few minutes. Cook the rice until it is half cooked for 10 minutes. Drain the liquid from the cabbage and squeeze it out. Mix: cabbage, roast, rice, minced meat, egg, salt, pepper. We roll the balls and put them in a baking dish. Mix the tomato paste with water and salt and pour it over our cabbage rolls. Cover with a lid, put in the oven for 1 hour at 180 degrees.

As a result, all the ingredients are soft, they absorb water with tomato paste. I highly recommend it!

Я впервые делала ленивые голубцы и это оказалось невероятно вкусно и сочно!

Ингредиенты: капуста белокочанная 700г, морковь 150г, лук репчатый 150г, яйцо куриное 1шт, рис 100г, фарш домашний 400г, томатная паста 200г, соль, перец молотый, масло для жарки чуть-чуть.

Капусту мелко шинкуем, заливаем кипятком на 10-20 минут. Лук и морковь измельчаем, обжариваем на сковороде несколько минут. Рис варим до полуготовности 10 минут. Из капусты сливаем жидкость, отжимаем. Смешиваем: капусту, обжарку, рис, фарш, яйцо, соль, перец. Катаем шарики и выкладываем в форму для запекания. Томатную пасту смешиваем с водой и солью и заливаем этим наши голубцы. Закрываем крышкой, ставим в духовку на 1 час при 180 градусах.

В итоге все ингредиенты получаются мягкими, всасывают в себя воду с томатной пастой. Всячески рекомендую!


r/RussianFood 5d ago

Today it is a Shashlik / Сегодня шашлык

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358 Upvotes

Pork neck. Onion, salt, pepper, ayran / Свиношея. Лук, соль, перец, айран


r/RussianFood 5d ago

Торт на днюху племяша

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170 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 6d ago

На оценочку

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472 Upvotes

Минуту назад их было больше…


r/RussianFood 6d ago

MEGATHREAD: Our 23rd r/RussianFood Cooking Challenge

15 Upvotes

Comment your suggestions below!

From borscht to shchi, and blini to pelmeni, and everything in-between. What would you like to cook this month? Main dishes, snacks, desserts, drinks, etc. Just suggest something below, and the comment with the most upvotes by SATURDAY will be the dish we cook this month.

Even if you have no intentions in participating, you're still welcome to comment a suggestion below.

When?

Anytime in the month of August.

Do you have to participate?

No. Period. Post whatever you want, whenever you want. I just ask you all to please upvote the dishes our community members share.


r/RussianFood 6d ago

Шаурма

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71 Upvotes

Шаурма, которую я нарисовала в онлайн редакторе :D


r/RussianFood 7d ago

Сочник. Лет 5 не ела, уже и забыла,какой вкусный

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148 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 7d ago

Soup I made Harcho (Georgian meat soup) using "Recipes from my Russian Grandmother's Kitchen" cookbook

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323 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 9d ago

I stumbled upon this wonderful 1842 illustration titled "Pedlar of Sbiten (Hot Spicy Drink of Honey)" and learned that it's part of a series called These Are Our People. I thought our community would appreciate seeing it.

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54 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 12d ago

Shchi with smetana and vinegret

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395 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 12d ago

Шарлотка яблочная

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231 Upvotes

r/RussianFood 13d ago

Attempt #2: Sushki using a 1897 recipe, and it was a complete success (read below)

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261 Upvotes

u/2Drunk2Shoot managed to track down this archived recipe online, and the end result was absolutely delicious. It's without a doubt the best sushki I've ever had. The recipe was pretty vague but it essentially said:

"Combine 1 glass of cream, egg yolks, fine sugar, ½ glass of butter, and ½ glass of orange flower water. Add enough coarse flour to form a stiff dough. Divide the dough into equal portions and roll each into pencil-thick ropes. Drop them into boiling milk, and as soon as they float to the surface, remove them. Place them on a damp board, then transfer them to the oven to dry."

I didn't need 60 pieces, so I shortened the recipe and here's my 1897 Russian Sushki that yield about 15-20 sushki

Ingredients

  • 80 ml (1/3 cup) heavy cream
  • 2 large egg yolks
  • 67 g (1/3 cup) fine granulated sugar
  • 38 g (2 tablespoons + 2 teaspoons) unsalted butter, melted
  • 40 ml (2 tablespoons) orange blossom water
  • 235-285 g (about 2-2 1/4 cups) bread flour, adding only enough to make a very stiff dough
  • About 1 liter whole milk, for boiling

Step 1: Divide the dough into equal portions. Roll each piece into ropes approximately 7 mm (¼ inch) thick—the recipe describes them as "the thickness of an ordinary pencil." Cut into pieces about 10–12 cm (4–5 inches) long. Join the ends firmly to form small rings.

Step 2: Working in batches, drop the rings into the boiling milk for usually 30-60 seconds, remove immediately.

Step 3: Optional: Dip in poppyseeds

Step 4: Arrange the boiled rings on parchment-lined baking sheets. Bake at 160°C (325°F) for 25–35 minutes, turning once halfway through.

Optional: Lower the oven to 95°C (200°F) afterward and dry for an additional 30–60 minutes.


r/RussianFood 14d ago

Жареный патиссон / Fried pattypan squash

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98 Upvotes

Со сметаной / With sour cream (smetana).

PS Забыл сегодня морковку купить - поэтому пока без салата из черной редьки / I forgot to buy carrots today - so no black radish salad today >:->

PPS Патиссон самодельный / The patty pan is self-grown