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    Re: How is food in Russia?

    The main mistake many people do is trying to keep up with some seasoned drinking professional. Just know your dose, that's all. Nobody requires to drink as much as the rest do. If you don't want to...
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    Re: How is food in Russia?

    Традиционно - водку или коньяк (причём часто женщины пьют то же, что и мужчины).
    В последнее время, правда, некоторые стали пить виски, ром, текилу и пр.
    В общем-то - это дело вкуса. Если застолье...
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    Re: How is food in Russia?

    Pelmeni originally came from China in 13th centurty with the Mongols. The word itself is Komi - "pyel" (ear) - "nyan" (bread). So, Johanna you were partially correct about thinking that it's a...
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    Re: How is food in Russia?

    ... originally, you mean? ;)[/quote]

    yup


    I've never heard this with "еда".[/quote]

    Maybe, my granddad used to say 'еда'.
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    Re: How is food in Russia?

    But... Pelmeni is not Russian :)

    There is an ancient saying: щи да каша - еда наша.
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    Re: How is food in Russia?

    [s:dlpywegz]lobster[/s:dlpywegz]

    crawfish.
    Lobster lives in the ocean and crawfish lives in rivers.

    Besides, the question was about regular foods. I don't think that fish, crawfish and...
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    Re: How is food in Russia?

    Yes, fish.
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    Re: How is food in Russia?

    Main foods are: bread (mostly made from rye and wheat), meat (beef, pork), chicken, eggs, milk, butter, cheese, cereals, vegetables (the principal ones are onions, potato, cucumbers, tomatoes) and...
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