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Wednesday, February 20, 2013

PHOTOS: Russian Cuisine

Russian food is not just cabbage and potatoes. 

Enjoy this trip through a tasty and colorful part of the russian cuisine!

Russian market of vegetables and pickles
Where: somewhere in the a remote neighborhood
Moscow, Russia 

Russian soup. BORSCHT. More than delicious and very traditional in former sovjet countries too.
Where: near the main train station
Moscow, Russia


I don't know what this one is called. It's like borscht without the soup...
Where: Sheremetyevo International Airport
Moscow, Russia 

A delicious snack that reminded me of all the sweets I enjoyed in the arabic world on earlier travels.
Where: in an old cinema waiting for a movie I never saw
Saint Petersburg, Russia  

Tiny doughnuts/churros decorated with sweet white powder
Where: in a park where I wondered around for hours
Moscow, Russia


A crazy stick stuffed - and I mean completely STUFFED with caramel... I had to eat it wearing gloves as it was -20 degrees celsius
Where: a busy street
Moscow, Russia


Lunch-tray. If someone know the name of these chewy sticks to the right - please let me know. Love'em. Such a tasty menu. Mmm!
Where: a restaurant near Red Square
Moscow, Russia

I love this window... I mean: I love whats behind this window
Where: a street of food in Moscow
Moscow, Russia

Oh man. Imagine a doughnut (not sweet, chewy inside, crispy outside) - bake it with a spiced beef. It's like a 100 times better than any hamburger I have ever tried.
Where: a streetfood-street
Moscow, Russia 


No description. Well. Bread. Oil. See next pic(!)


Orh man. Say hello to this yawning fellah!

Russian Caviar. Price: € 2500,-/kg.
Where: an expensive grocery store, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

CAKES
Where: a luxury store, Saint Petersburg, Russia



CHOCOLATE
Where: a luxury store, Saint Petersburg, Russia


CHEESE
Where: a luxury store, Saint Petersburg, Russia

MEAT
Where: a luxury store, Saint Petersburg, Russia

1 comment:

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