Food Coltural Simmilarities between Ukriane, Poland and Russia

[LippyChick]

Horilka

LippyChick

[Lina]

Originally posted by Pierogies_4_Life
What about placki ziemnaczane ~ it's like nalesniki except made from potatoes and it's very sweet! It's good with salt! Anyone knows those?

No, haven't heard of those. Sorry
There are some little crepes from potato, but I would not call them sweet. Well, we must have diferences too!
If you go to russia.com you can probably learn more about Russian traditions/foods as well.

Besides, do you bake pashas(eastern breads) on Easter?
My mom bakes them in coffe cans, because they are supposed to have a straight shape, The breads end up looking like big, fat, mushrooms because of that.

About Horilka...You can't beat that!

[Pierogies_4_Life]

I was wondering what Horilka taste and look like? I'm not too familiar with the name. Thanks!

[steve_vlasenko]

HTH

Take Care,

Vlas

[Pierogies_4_Life]

I don't think your posts are appropriate you anti-semitist. I think you should either appologize and get your act together or you should not come back here.

[Edited by Pierogies_4_Life on 6th March 2001 at 00:05]

[grandma]

Placki ziemnaczane - in Poland are sweet, with shugar. We never put the shugar into the placki. The Russians havenЄt this dish, but Belarus make it, it is draniki.

Pisanki - in Ukraine and some part of Poland. In Russia they have only krashanki.

[Pierogies_4_Life]

Hey G!
Where you from? Someone finally knows about something! I usually like placki ziemniaczane with salt! There awesome like that!