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Encyclopedia of Russian Dishes
 So many unknown words on our site? Don't worry; we have explained their meanings to you. This small encyclopedia will tell you the history and twist of different ancient and authentic Russian dishes.
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Rassolnik |
| Soup is made from pickled cucumbers, with meat or poultry on the base of pickle. |
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Roastbeef |
| (English) Beef fried rare |
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Rogaliky |
| Small baked rolls in the form of a half-moon with different fillings. |
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Ruli |
| Crumbled bread with water and salt |
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Russian Fries |
| Potatoes cut into strips and fried in a large amount of oil. Served as side dish to meat or fish. |
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Russian mustard |
| It is very hot. Usually served with roasts, pork and veal chops, cold cuts, beef tongue, and other meat dishes |
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Ryazhenka |
| It is cooked low fat sour milk, that offers a wider variety of health benefits and without salt. |
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