Russian food:

1. Cold and sour fish

The Russian diet is very unique and generally cannot be separated from cold, sour, soup, wine and tea. . A variety of cold dishes are fresh, sour and salty, and have very national characteristics. Among them, caviar, pickled cucumbers, and cold sour fish are the three most famous snacks in Russia. Cold sour fish is rosy and beautiful, with a sweet and sour taste. It is a very popular Russian cold dish.

2. Kiev-style butter chicken rolls

The meat rolls are made of frozen butter and chicken. As the temperature of the meat rolls rises when the meat rolls are heated, the butter slowly melts. , permeating every part of the chicken roll.

This dish has also been interpreted as chicken rolls wrapped in a lot of flour and bread crumbs and fried until crispy, somewhat similar to fish steaks. But for authentic butter chicken rolls, you must control the amount of flour on the outer layer, and you can even consider baking it.

3. Moscow grilled fish

Russian grilled fish requires adding some tomato sauce fried in butter and mixed with milk to reveal a pink color. There is a simple difference between Moscow grilled fish and Russian-style grilled fish. In Moscow restaurants, it is authentic Moscow grilled fish.

Moscow grilled fish uses seabass. The seabass is fried first, then cooked mushrooms, eggs, and onions are placed on the surface of the seabass. Finally, it is covered with a layer of white milk, and then sprinkled with Serve some cheese.

4. Moscow Caviar

Caviar has always been a high-quality product in Russian food. It is only available in some gourmet stores and is sold by Lunke. It is sold at banquets in many large hotels , the caviar is placed in a special exquisite crystal glass container, crystal clear.

5. Moscow Leba

Black bread, also known as black bread, is baked from flour, buckwheat, oats and other raw materials. It is very dark in color and is the staple food of Russians.

6. Moscow Kavas

Every nation has its own favorite beverage. The Chinese admire tea, the Germans and Czechs love beer, Americans like Coca-Cola, and the French prefer Drink cider and lemonade, Italians prefer orange juice, and Russians’ national drink is Kavas.