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| Baba is the name of Easter's cake in Belorussian. It is made from yeast dough with a great number of eggs with rum, almonds, raisins, and orange peel. |
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| Balanda |
| Weak soup with vegetables, made quickly. |
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| Beef Stroganoff |
| Finely chopped beef in a sauce. The name of this dish comes from Russian Count Grigory Stroganove (1770-1857) who was one of the richest noblemen and held the highest diplomatic posts. Great gourmet, he loved delicious dishes and always had the best cooks. One of them invented an original dish from scraped meat and it was on the Count's taste. The dish took the name Stroganoff, but, as to the cook, his name was unfairly forgotten.But some people told ("bitter tongues") that the dish was made especially for the Count when he, being old, lost all his teeth and couldn't chew a simple beef stake. |
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| Beefsteak |
| (English) Beef fried juicy, sweet meat (fillet) sliced and fried in its jus. |
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| Beze |
| (French) Cake, made from whipped eggs and sugar. |
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| Biskvit (sponge cake) |
| Confectionery dough or cake, made from eggs, sugar and flour. |
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| Blini (Bliny) |
| Russian pancakes. They are baked in a great quantity at Shrove (carnival) - last week before Lent. |
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| Bokhon |
| Bread loaf. |
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| Borsch (borscht) |
| This hearty soup traditionally prepared from beets and cabbage and served with a dollop of sour cream is a most popular first course. There are no less than 40 varieties of hot and cold borshch, depending on the vegetables and or meat in them, even some that don't have any beets at all. All borscht recipes are slowly simmered for maximum flavor. The tiny garlic buns, which are often served with it, are akin to the ubiquitous garlic bread of Italian cuisine. |
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| Botva |
| Skilly made from boiled beet tops, onion, cucumbers, fish in kvas. |
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| Boullion |
| (French) Meat broth. Dried broth. Boullion is made from different kinds of meat. |
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| Braga |
| Peasant bread wine, beverage similar to kvas, but can be dense, sweet and intoxicating. |
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| Brandakhlyst |
| (German) Weak beer, tasteless and intoxicating drink. |
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| Brashno |
| Food, a dish, meal. |
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| Bread |
| Russian bread is popular thanks to its delicious taste, tempting smell and endless variety. |
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| Brynza |
| Sheep salted cheese in a shape of bread. |
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| Bublik |
| Bread round, knot-shaped biscuit, large doughnut made from wheat dough; boiled at first and then baked. |
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| Bulba |
| Potatoes |
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| Bulka (white bread) |
| Common name of wheat bread. Two general types of wheat bread: from weak dough – kalach; from stiff dough – sayka. Caravay, baba, kulich and other biscuits and baranka. |
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| Bushe |
| Cake made from specal sponge cake, in a shape of small rolls. |
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| Buzhenina |
| Salted and smoked pork, baked bacon, ham or boiled pork with onion and other spices. |
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Encyclopedia of Russian Dishes
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