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(3)

AMU

HONEY

SOUP

(4)

BORSCHT

GAME

JELLY

CAVIAR

PORRIDGE

LARD - melted lard

FAT

FLOUR

MEAT

PILAF

RASU

A FISH

SAGO - starch groats

FAT

TESHA - the peritoneum of smoked fish

FARSH

FILLET

SHPIG

(5)

BALYK - smoked fish

BACON

BELYASH

BITKI

Brioche - small pie

GOULASH

SELZ

ZRAZA

KNELI

KULESH - liquid millet porridge

NOODLES

MANTY - Central Asian dumplings

OMELETTE

OPARA

PIE

PIZZA

ROLL

SOUFFLE

DOUGH

CHIPS

HARCHO

(6)

BELYASHI

BOUILLON

TOAST

ROAST

JULIEN

Dumplings

KUPAT

Kurdyuk - sheep fat

LANGUET

NARDEK - watermelon honey

BRAN

stream

PATE

PENNIK - strong and somewhat refined bread wine

PIKULI

PRYAGLY - pancakes

PUDDING

SYRNIK

BARBECUE

(7)

BITS

Dumpling

HAM

STARS

pigeon

DRACHENA - potato flatbread

CAPERS - flower buds prepared according to a special recipe for seasoning

KOKURKA - sweet bun with filling

SAUSAGE

LOIN

CUTLET

Okroshka

RAVIOLI - a type of dumplings

ROAST BEEF

SALOMAS - fat

SAUSAGE

STUDENT (jelly)

TAPIOCA - a type of sago

TELNOE

Petals

USTERS - oysters

FENZERV - fragrant herb and root sauce

FORSHMAK

FRICASE - minced meat in sauce

Khinkali - Georgian dumplings

HLODNIK

JELLY (jelly)

CHEBUREK

SHANEZHKI - cheesecakes

SCHNITZEL

ESCALOPE

OMELETTE

(8)

ENTRECOTE

BASTURMA

STEAK

BUZENINA

THE VINAIGRETTE

FILLER

CARBONATE

KNEDLIKI

KULEBYAK

PASTA

MAMALYGA - porridge made from cornmeal

CHOP

PELMENI

Roasting

SOUP

WELDING

RUMP STEAK

CORNED BEEF

FRICASHE

KHACHAPURI

EXTRACT

(9)

VERMICELLI

CASSEROLE

NALISTNIK

PIE - a pie with an open filling, fish or meat

SAUSAGE

SKOBLYANKA

FEATHERS

CHAKHOKHBILI

(10)

Ssolator

SUN-SHEAR

SKORODUMSKI - pies

(11)

MEATBALLS

(12)

BEFSTROGANOV

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