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Gagry Galushki Garnish Golubtsy Gorchitsa (Mustard Guefilte Fish Gugel Gulash Guryevskaya Kasha

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Gagry Christening party		Galushki Ukrainian dish – boiled dough pieces. Galushki are usually served with sour cream.
Garnish (French) Decoration of the main dish or condiment, often chopped vegetables, arranged around the meat or fish.		Golubtsy Better known as cabbage rolls, golubtsy (holubtsi) traditionally consist of tender cabbage leaves stuffed with meat and rice, often baked in tomato sauce, and served with sour cream. Equally common stuffing includes plain rice with onion or buckwheat. A standard portion is often filling enough to be a meal in itself.
Gorchitsa (Mustard Traditional Russian condiment, served with meat dishes.		Guefilte Fish The name comes from German. It is a stuffed fish from Jewish cuisine
Gugel Oblong wheat rolls, small bread with a twist on the top.		Gulash (Hungarian) Dense strong meat soup with flour and small meat cubes.
Guryevskaya Kasha Famous dish of Russian cuisine, made in the beginning of XIX century by the minister of finances D.A. Guryev

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