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 Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 4:12 am
I'm Ukrainian and I know a lot of the food is similar. I wish I had a place to go in which I could try actual Russian food, where I live in Canada there's a Ukrainian deli/store and a German deli not far from my grandparents house. Russian would be awesome though.
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Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 1:15 pm
So Sick of the Hobos I'm Ukrainian and I know a lot of the food is similar. I wish I had a place to go in which I could try actual Russian food, where I live in Canada there's a Ukrainian deli/store and a German deli not far from my grandparents house. Russian would be awesome though.
Are there any Russian dishes in particular you'd like to have/try?
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 12:41 am
Ayniu So Sick of the Hobos I'm Ukrainian and I know a lot of the food is similar. I wish I had a place to go in which I could try actual Russian food, where I live in Canada there's a Ukrainian deli/store and a German deli not far from my grandparents house. Russian would be awesome though.
Are there any Russian dishes in particular you'd like to have/try? To be perfectly honest, I want to try the difference between my babas borscht and true Russian borscht. I can't eat much food now a days until I learn what's safe and what's not. (Found out I'm gluten intolerant)
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 12:11 pm
So Sick of the Hobos To be perfectly honest, I want to try the difference between my babas borscht and true Russian borscht. I can't eat much food now a days until I learn what's safe and what's not. (Found out I'm gluten intolerant)
It's pretty sad, but I have never tried borscht of any type. I had my chance once, when I lived in San Francisco where they actually had a small Russian bakery/restaurant. But I never tried it. My hope is to be able to make a legitimate recipe - my brother bought me a Russian cookbook for Christmas that I am excited to try out.
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 9:58 pm
Ayniu So Sick of the Hobos To be perfectly honest, I want to try the difference between my babas borscht and true Russian borscht. I can't eat much food now a days until I learn what's safe and what's not. (Found out I'm gluten intolerant)
It's pretty sad, but I have never tried borscht of any type. I had my chance once, when I lived in San Francisco where they actually had a small Russian bakery/restaurant. But I never tried it. My hope is to be able to make a legitimate recipe - my brother bought me a Russian cookbook for Christmas that I am excited to try out.I made a wicked borscht, was taught from my baba. It's really yummy, if you like beets. My boyfriend hates them unfortunately
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:37 pm
So Sick of the Hobos I made a wicked borscht, was taught from my baba. It's really yummy, if you like beets. My boyfriend hates them unfortunately
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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 11:20 pm
Ayniu So Sick of the Hobos I made a wicked borscht, was taught from my baba. It's really yummy, if you like beets. My boyfriend hates them unfortunately It's super healthy and definitely well worth making on your own smile
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Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 7:39 pm
i've had some but would like to try so more whee
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