Russian dinner party

As far as home decor goes, this is what you could expect from a traditional Russian dinner table. Personally I feel it is a great deal more inviting and beautiful than those of Modern Westernized society but this is something you will want to be part of during your holiday in Russia!

This post is sponsored by La Crema Wines. All opinions here are my own. You can find the companion recipes over on the La Crema blog. Way back in 2013 (seems like ages ago now, doesn’t it?) I spent a lot of time in Russia. I’ve written about those trips a little bit, here and here, but...

New Year in Russia is considered to be a family holiday, but many choose to have their New Year’s party in clubs or restaurants, or while being away on exotic beach vacations, or in the country set…

Vodka can’t carry this one alone, so you better come prepared with plenty of hearty Russian food too.

Russian recipes inspired by the book "Romanov" by Nadine Brandes. A perfect dinner party menu for book club to explore Russian history.

Recipes by Julia & Tanya Zouev. Photography and styling by Tanya Zouev. (Main pic: Spiced Carrot Salad, Cucumber & Radish Salad with Dill Sour Cream Dressing, Hard-Boiled Eggs with Salmon Roe & Green Onions, Boiled Baby Potatoes with Dill & Butter, Poor Man’s Caviar and Beetroot & Butter Bean Salad.) When I was a child … Continue reading The Eastern European Table: A Tale Of Russian Zakouski & Poor Man’s Caviar

Experience the best traditional Russian food with classic dishes like borscht, pelmeni, and beef stroganoff. Indulge in hearty flavors and rich cultural heritage with these must-try recipes that bring authentic Russian cuisine to life. Perfect for any food lover wanting to explore new tastes. Try these traditional dishes today and bring a bit of Russia to your next meal. Satisfy your cravings with these timeless culinary treasures.

Russian dish : pelmenis

Russian pirozhki —not to be confused with the boiled Polish dumplings called pierogi—are made with enriched dough that’s either baked or fried. The dough can enclose an almost endless variety of fillings, from savory to sweet. One of the great satisfactions of Soviet life was the freshly fried pir

These traditional Russian pancakes are made both with sweet (strawberry or any other jam) and savory (smoked salmon, caviar, sour cream) toppings!

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Russian buffet:)

Inspired by recipes for traditional Herring Under a Fur Coat on Food & Wine, The Spruce, and Natasha’s Kitchen.

Table full of Russian food :)

Hope everyone had a Happy New Year! May the new year bring you good health happiness and prosperity! Life is not the destination, it’s the journey. May you Enjoy each day of your adventure! I cook with an International Flair! Our New Year's table had everything from French to the traditional Russian dishes. #HolidayIdeas #Christmas #NewYears #Tablescape #RussianFood #Cooking #Recipes #CraftyCookinngByAnna

Russian style Maslenitza party

Russian Shuba Salad Verrines AKA Fur Coat Salad My Nana (paternal grandmother) was born in Kiev in 1894. She was an excellent cook, but she never served a Shuba Salad…most likely due to the fact that it was invented after the time her family fled to escape the pogroms when she was a young girl. The … Continue reading "Russian Shuba Salad Verrines"