Russian Recipes

39 recipes found

Noodle Dough
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Noodle Dough

50mSlightly less than 1 pound
Cabbage-Walnut Pate
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Cabbage-Walnut Pate

35m5 to 6 cups
Fresh Corn And Red-Pepper Blini
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Fresh Corn And Red-Pepper Blini

2h 10mBetween 20 and 24 two-inch pancakes
Blinis With Red Caviar
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Blinis With Red Caviar

2h 20m6 - 8 servings
Buckwheat or Cornmeal Blini With Radish Topping
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Buckwheat or Cornmeal Blini With Radish Topping

In Russia, this topping traditionally is made with cream cheese and served on black bread canapés. I use labne — drained yogurt — in this version and love the results. This topping also makes a nice snack by itself.

5m1 cup
Beef piroshki
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Beef piroshki

1h30 piroshki
Blini With Mushroom Caviar
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Blini With Mushroom Caviar

In Russian kitchens, mushroom caviar is made with cooked mushrooms and lots of sour cream. I use canned tomatoes in this version, and the result makes a savory topping for blini (and for latke, I found, as I tested the recipe during Chanukah). Make sure to finely chop the mushrooms.

45m12 blini toppings, four to six as a side dish
Scrambled Eggs With Osetra And Mouillettes
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Scrambled Eggs With Osetra And Mouillettes

10m4 servings
Sour-cream pastry
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Sour-cream pastry

30mTwo pounds of dough
Blini With Caviar and Yogurt Topping
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Blini With Caviar and Yogurt Topping

After making these blini, I always have a little of the topping left over; I use it for sandwiches. Don’t use expensive caviar here -- lumpfish is fine.

10mEnough to top one batch of blini
Nesselrode ice cream
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Nesselrode ice cream

20m4 to 6 servings
Salmon and rice piroshki
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Salmon and rice piroshki

1h30 piroshki
Clear Summer Borscht
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Clear Summer Borscht

Borscht, an Eastern European beet soup, carries with it strong associations of dark, ceaseless Russian winters. But this glistening borscht is meant to be served cold, at the height of summer. Light, lemony and infused with garlic, the soup is utterly refreshing, even thirst-quenching. If you enrich it with yogurt, the color will be dark pink. If you don’t, it will be a clear, dark red.

1h 15mServes 6
Feta Cheese Filling For Peppers
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Feta Cheese Filling For Peppers

25m18 to 20 slices
Sage Chicken a la Kiev
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Sage Chicken a la Kiev

50m4 to 6 servings