Mors: How to Make the Traditional Russian Berry Drink
A traditional Russian non-carbonated berry drink made by boiling fresh or frozen berries with sugar or honey and water. Known in Russia…

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A traditional Russian non-carbonated berry drink made by boiling fresh or frozen berries with sugar or honey and water. Known in Russia…
Learn to brew kvass, the traditional Russian fermented drink made from toasted rye bread, water, and sugar. A simple 2–4 day fermentation…
A pounded chicken breast rolled around cold herb butter, breaded, and fried until crispy. The melted butter bursts out when you cut…
Deep-fried turnovers with ground or minced meat and onions, folded in a crescent shape. Popular as street food in Moscow since the…
A classic Russian layered dessert of thin, flaky puff pastry sheets filled with smooth vanilla custard cream. This iconic cake is traditionally…
A multi-layered Russian dessert with thin honey cake layers and creamy sour cream filling. Requires patience and overnight resting, but its tender…
A refreshing Russian cold soup of finely chopped vegetables, boiled eggs, and optional meat, served with a chilled liquid base. Popular in…
Rassolnik is a traditional Russian soup made from pickled cucumbers, pearl barley, and meat or vegetables, with a tangy, savory broth flavored…
Golubtsy are traditional Russian cabbage rolls made with cooked cabbage leaves wrapped around a filling of ground meat and rice, then simmered…
Plov is a layered rice dish with meat, carrots, onions and spices from Central Asia, now central to Russian cuisine. Learn how…
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