What I Eat In A Day As A Russian | Simple and Tasty Russian Food Recipes
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- In this video I wanted to share with you what we eat in a day as a Russian family of three. We usually eat different meals but I decided to pick ones for this day that are considered as traditional Russian meals. These are the ones that we truly enjoy and eat on a regular basis and that our friends and relatives love too.
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What is your favorite food to eat?🥞🥘🌮🍕
Those all looked so good! I think we have something similar to the beef dish in the US but I hadn't heard of any of the other things. My question for the q&a is: how long have you and your husband been married and how did you meet? 😊
Okroshka!!
Pirozki!
pasta
I really love chicken Tikka masala
i love how your husband always seems so happy and entertained by your youtubing 😄😄😄 it's just so wholesome!
i agree so much! what man wouldn’t be happy when he has such a beautiful family
@@saltedsoup3494 cute couple
He trusts his wife entirely.
He loves her to bits.
He's a Dad too.
And loves his daughter
The love he has for you is so wonderful. You can tell he is so proud of you. I love it.
I noticed that too! What a beautiful family!
It is so refreshing to see a "What I eat in a day" with no oatmeal and avocado toast 😁 Regards from Bulgaria, Vika 👏🏻
yes it is regards from california
Where is the meat? Regards, Iowa US.
With celery jucie and a side of 30$ fresh berries
Oatmeal and avocado toast is an excellent meal. I guess that such an intelligent person like Vika has zero knowledge in nutrition. I eat pelmeni maybe twice a year. It is delicious indeed but it is very unhealthy to eat it often. If she ate meat at lunch she shouldn't eat more meat at dinner, especially processed one. It has to be something light. Also, they use a lot of oil. As a nutritionist consultant I could say that their eating habits are just horrible. They have really bad nutrition diet in Russia, majority of population is not heathy there and life expectancy is pretty short there as well.
@@user-ru1ki I have not placed this comment in order to discuss nutritional value, but variety in the content of youtubers recently. Also, she mentions several times that eating habits in Russia (and if i can add Eastern Europe) differs quite a lot from America.
I like your husband's personality: humble and always smiling. He has the characteristics of a good and honest person. Overall, a great family! Greetings from Norway!
Haha I love your name😄
Canada
are you also advising trump? that's a ...well, is it hair?
@@carmenpeters728 LET'S GO BRANDON!
@@AlexanderMichelson time to come up with some fresh material.
First time that I see a normal, happy couple with a child living a normal life on TH-cam or any social media for that matter. I live in the province of Québec, Canada in a town called St-Jérôme and I'm living in a room that I rent in a hotel built 145 years ago that has been turned into a room renting facility. It's a very quiet placeand I like it in here.
J'aime voir les cultures de d'autres pays avec leur point de vue, plutot que ceux que les médias nous montre. C'est beau de voir ça.
@@A.French oui t'as raison
@@golfgrabu je partage votre opinion !
@@heatherchambers1609 merci!
Nearly all good things I know about Canada are from the extraordinarily popular 90's TV series "Due South" and all bad things are from TH-camr Black Pigeon Speaks. Seems there's a lot really rotten in Trudeau's "peoplekind"-country...
Love how to see how other people live in other parts of the world.
I do also . I am an American living in Israel for 30 years . It is a totally different but interesting culture here . We have alot of immigrants from Russia and Ethiopia living here .
Me too! God bless them and their TH-cam station!✝️🙏
IT GREAT YOU STARTED YOUNG TO MINIMIZE I HAVE SO MUCH STUFF I NEVER USE ITS A WASTE OF MONEY AND I WISH I NEVER BOUGHT.
Yes
Me too, I find it so interesting how other people live in the world
These two look happily in love. What a beautiful family.
How much does food cost? How much do you pay for utilities?
@@pattyriverapabon3546 Approximately $100-$150 a month for a 2 bedroom apartment. If I am not mistaken, it depends on a city you live in and size of your apartment.
I am Jewish and my family is from Russia- my dad always makes that first dish with the cottage cheese and eggs that he learned from his grandmother but he never knew the name! This is so cool to see a little piece of my heritage in a video. 🥰
@@wetheamericanpeople1637shut up
FINALLY I found a mom who gives her daughter the same as she eats!!!!!!! Whenever any of my in-law family or friends come into my house stars with the song "our pediatrician say......". Fot data: Our girl has 15 months. Shes been eating the same as us since she was 6 m/o.
ITS OK! Your pediatrician says that no sugar until 10 y/o, just organic vegetables and blend everything and my daughter can eat a whole fully chocolate muffin without breathing.
My daughter eats everything and specially enjoys fish; she eats just what my husband and me have for lunch or dinner and shes healthier than all the babies I know, also, she has no allergies (people also has to opine about our 2 giant dogs and our 2 cats interacting with her and concern us about ñiñiñi allergy, rashes...........).
So THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!! Finally, a normal mom, growing a NORMAL girl.
Greets from Spain, mate :)
Your English is exceptional.👏🏻👏🏻🇺🇸
Ill BoiseThank you so much! I've enjoyed your videos. They are informative and real! Please continue sharing with us.
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I was thinking that too, I have been to Russia and they did not speak such good English
Ya, I was going to say the same thing! Great English!
Yes she speaks very good English!
It is very, very good.
Amazing how much regular people have in common and can relate to each other no matter where they are from in the world until our governments convince us otherwise...
I totally agree.
Yep, truth!
of course.. it shows that in nature we are all still human..
We all have the same needs, just different strategies for meeting them.
So true!! 👏👏👏
The perfect family with the perfect life ... this is by far the most realistic youtuber I came across in years .. thank you 😊
Indeed !
We need more like these family for sure
Very refreshing. I was never into those ''look at my perfect fake, hipster life'' youtubers. There's a place for everybody in the world, but when everybody is doing the same thing at some point it just comes across as showy and fake, 'cause it's just everybody competing for who has the most perfect life, and eats the healthiest avocado toast and the most organic oatmeal. It was all the ultimate brag fest. This channel is just completely refreshing, in showing the reality of what actually constitutes most people in the world, not just that of the ''playing modest, fake humble, while actually being well to do'' Western hipsters. The only thing worse than a bragger is a fake-humble bragger. This channel brings it back to grounded reality and sanity.
No matter where you are from, no matter when you where born your dad always "does not cook often" but he knows one or two dishes that he cooks to perfection and is very professional about :D
And then there's my dad who never cooked anything.
I cook all the meals for my family I cooked a huge Thanksgiving dinner and today I took the Turkey stock I made, the remaining turkey, onions, celery, carrots, and potatoes and a few spices and salt and pepper and made a big pot of turkey vegetable soup.
Your husband is so smiley! It's nice to see. You all look genuinely happy to be around each other.
@Saul Doy if you want to further destroy your stereotype about Russian men, look up „The Ulengovs“ 😉 A happy young family in a remote village in south east Russia
Agreed he radiates happiness
@@mathildewesendonck7225 thanks
I love how you are able to sit together and all eat the same food with your little one :) you and your husband seem so friendly and it makes me so happy!
Sharon G Isn't it a breath of fresh air to see this beautiful family just be so normal and wholesome I love this too!
My grandpa wich I love with all my heart married a Russian woman, and she made pelmeni for us whenever I visited, and now as an adult I eat frozen premade Palmeni whenever I am sad or sick because it’s the ultimate comfort food and I remember my granddad and my lovely grandma taking care of me. It was always served with Schmand (Similar to sour cream), butter, salt and a lot of pepper. Thank you for reminding me of the little things that count ❤️
This is so cool! I was adopted from Russia, now in America. My parents never brought me up learning about my Russian culture (which I understand they aren’t Russian)
But it’s cool to see how you make everything and the real foods you eat, very different from American food!
Life in Russia may not be fancy but your Love for each other in that small household is So real and pure. You’re a smart young woman and things will definitely change for you in the future in a positive way. God bless Russia.
I live in Bulgaria now. And I love it. Like here is so much more "real" than my previous life in the UK. People care way more about playing with their children than working overtime and buying a new SUV. I have lived here 12 years and people here are much happier people than the average in the UK, yet they are much poorer financially.
@@piccalillipit9211 good for you. Who wants to live in UK, with horrible weather, expensive life, racial and social tensions and lots of globalist agenda. Bulgaria is beautiful. They have nice beaches and healthy food. Also lots of country life and nature.
@@fayefarahmand3375 I don‘t wanna be negative but isn‘t bulgaria racist as fuck
They are family goals.
@@piccalillipit9211 - I moved from NY to Alaska 30 years ago and we LOVE it. I love the cold weather and long beautiful white winters. I like the dark too. I feel all cozy inside my warm home. I cannot stand hustle and bustle of city life. We have family there, but, we have no desire to move back ever.
It's wonderful to see a mother cooking with a child on her hip, people are so detached from their babies nowadays but that was beautiful to see. She is gorgeous. Much love from Ireland 💚
So many moms in israel cook with their baby on their hip, we joke and say "all the things i learn to do with one hand" :) It's beautiful!
At my household kids weren't allowed to he kitchen since my aunt accidentally dropped a pot of boiling soup on my cousin.
@@taritangeo4948 oh my God, that would do it. Kids pull down kettles on themselves, it is dangerous ☘
In the U.S. if someone cooked like that with their baby at the hip ppl would imetiately start bitching about how close the baby is to a stove.
Yes, it's very nice to see your little family, very sweet 😊
Your English is perfect. I’m so impressed. You and your husband are absolutely adorable. So is your daughter! God bless you both. Hello from the U.S.A xxo
To be very honest.. this is the pure definition of a ''Happy Family'' and this is goals to me :")
as a ukrainian, i'd like to stress how awesome buckwheat is, especially if you have issues with gluten. it's also rich in iron and is just super tasty in general :D
I can’t eat American wheat or gluten. I would love to try buckwheat.
Good to know! My roommate/friend just discovered he can no longer have gluten, so I will try buckwheat. Also, I'm American but my relatives were from Ukraine.
As an Estonian I love buckwheat! ❤️ Its common ingredient in our households.
Agree with you! But brown buckwheat is much better than green one. I’ve bought green buckwheat ones and I couldn’t eat it at all🙈
@@VictoriaTerekhina i thought the green kind was one of those “health foods” that people eat specifically for weight loss, rather than it being actual food 😆
I feel guilty having so much food in my house. Here in America, many of us are
used to excess of everything. You are so humble and interesting. Tell me more!
So impressed with your English and your videos. Very well done and interesting. Hello from America.
Speak for yourself.
Lois Kinder, I wouldn’t call it food. I am afraid you don’t know the meaning of real food or a taste of real vegetables for that matter. Crap man, the damn fruits don’t even have a smell.
@@Igorsov Actually I buy fresh organic fruits and vegetables and eat 5 FIVE a day total. I cook from scratch, do not eat beef, veal, lamb, exotic meats and do eat a little chicken and fish.
@@loiskinder6133 Organic food is better, but still not the same if you were lucky to try the real stuff. 5 times a day? 🤦♂️ Surprised you have time to cook or eat 5 times a day, you must be jobless? There is no time in the U.S. to cook these days. I hope your stomach is not a size of a yoga ball...You must be a different American because all Americans I know, eat 3 times a day just like the rest of the world. Where do I buy milk that tastes like milk? I buy HEB milk and even the Promised Land milk, but it’s still not the real milk...
We have a few Russian grocery stores here in San Francisco. We bought a package of frozen pelmeni and made it with sour cream and a delicious mushroom gravy. I think it was the best meal we've cooked at home!
At least has some Russian areas out in the avenues. I lived on 42 Second. Thanks for the reminder.
Пельменииии❤️❤️❤️
Your love for each other is absolutely humbling
No negativity
No drama
No bad vibes
No greed
Just simplicity , happiness and love
Those traditional Russian specialities look delicious 😋
They are on camera
You guys are so adorable 😭 I’m a Russian immigrant in the US and when my kids take a nap I also MUST have tea with sweets 🍫 lol my husband doesn’t understand - it’s in our genes! I just found your channel and am thoroughly enjoying it 🥰
oh yes, I dated a Russian over 20 years ago, and I must have tea with sweets. I don't understand why people don't get it. And, try to get American servers to serve hot tea at the same time as dessert, lol.
I'm not Russian, but I do the same inbetween chores.
Seems very similar to English tea drinking - I would have a cup of tea with some kind of biscuit like a couple of Bourbons or Custard Creams :D
Your husband looks like a Russian James Bond 😁
😂 Thank you!
He sure do! 🤔
Omg yes he does. If you saw james Bond smile all the time
You're right 👍
The cutes couple i have seen in a while. In my language we would say that they are very simpaticni ❣
Hello from Tennessee, USA! Watched your apartment tour and was hooked. Your daughter is so cute and your husband is too. Just enjoying see young people in love and making their way through the world. Thanks for sharing your family and your culture.
Delighted that the YT algorithm suggested your channel to me today. Love the simplicity of the minimalism, the humility, the easy laugh, the joy--beautiful. Greetings from the Northwest US!
GOSH Agatha is so cuteness overload.
I’m from the United States and i enjoy learning about other countries and how they live and what they eat. The food looks amazing and I would love to try some Russian food.
Welcome to Russia! We have delicious products, safe and beautiful! And due to the national diversity, the cuisine is very diverse, from frozen fish and venison in the north to Caucasian cuisine in the south.
That Gingerbread loaf looks yummy😋😋😋 I am from Philippines, I love the American gingerbreads😍😋Any ginger flavored pastry is irresistible💞💓
@@thelmabelda5447 here’s a recipe for the cookies
Pryaniki recipe
1 cup sugar
4-5 T honey
100 g (just under one stick) butter
1/4 cup water
3 cups flour (approx)
3/4 t. Baking soda
1-3 t. Mixed spices, ground. Can include cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom, ground ginger, black pepper, allspice, anise (This mixture was called сухие духи (dry perfume) in the old days, a nod to the preciousness of spices obtained in trade with India and the East, and it varied from region to region and from time to time based on availability.) Use your favorites or what is available to you, less for a gently spiced cookie, more for a stronger spice flavor.
Optional sugar glazing
1/2 cup confectioners sugar (powdered)
2 T lemon or orange juice
Combine all ingredients except flour and soda in thick bottomed pot and heat to thoroughly dissolve the sugar and melt the butter. Once the sugar is dissolved, remove from heat and slowly stir in half of the flour. Allow to come to room temp - either place by a cold window or make a pan ice bath in a bowl that you can place your pot in.
Once cooled, mix in two egg yolks (reserve whites). Preheat the oven to 360 F. To the remaining flour, stir in 3/4 tsp baking soda and mix well. Slowly add this flour mixture to the dough. Once the dough is too thick to stir with a spoon, turn out onto a floured surface and with floured hands, gently knead the dough until it is smooth and only slightly tacky, roughly the consistency of playdough.
Divide the dough into two portions. Cover the reserved portion with damp towel or cling wrap to keep from drying out. Roll the other half out on floured surface to about 1/2 inch thickness. Use cookie cutter or juice glass to cut rounds or shapes from the dough. Place on baking sheet (parchment or baking pad can be helpful to keep from sticking, but not critical) and bake in preheated oven for 10-15 minutes.
Optional filling
Use fruit paste (quince is delicious), mashed dried fruits and nuts (prunes or apricot alone or with walnuts, raisins - it may help to steam or soak the dried fruit to make it soft enough to mash), thickened jam, jam mixed with ground nuts - the key is to form a fairly dry paste and not use a runny jam that will leak out of your honey cakes.
The remaining portion can either be refrigerated for up to a week or rolled out now and baked. For filled cookies, roll slightly thinner dough and cut two shapes to form the cookie. Recommended - one slightly larger rectangle and one slightly smaller one. Place filling in the center of the larger rectangle and place the smaller rectangle on top. Fold the bottoms edges up and over the top layer and press with a fork to seal.
There are Russian and Ukrainian (same food basically) stores and restaurants in Los Angeles and New York, that you could try.
Uzbek cuisine is great also, and something most russians eat, not just Muslims.
I'm vegan and my mother is from Russia, there are some Russian foods I still eat. I eat buckwheat all the time, my mom makes very good vegan borscht and I love vinegret :)
1:32 Your daughter's reaction to the camera is just precious. She's a star already! :)
Your channel is like a breath od fresh air ❤️ I love it that you are not the next minimalistic youtuber with Perfect Instagram friendly Ikea furnished all white or grey apartament. I love IT that you eat traditional and not vegan just because IT is popular. Can't wait for more videos 🙂
Thank you!🥰😍
Exactly what I was thinking...
people aren't vegan because it is in . they are vegan for 3 reasons . it tortures and then kills animals like your pets cat and dogs . it ruins the planet and it destroys your health. educate yourself. watch factory farm videos start there. sad people are so ignorant.
@@bluebee2594 why so rude? Ive been there, done that. We live in different parts of the world, different cultures and supplies, dont need to be the same.
P.S. Being judgemental and hateful is more harmful than any meat. Lots of love
@@addiopomidory agreed!
Hi! I discovered you yesterday through your apartment tour, I think it would be awesome if you did more videos about life in Russia like how you shop at a supermarket, where you go for fun activities/holidays, etc.
Q: Can you talk a little about religion in Russia.
I just found you today and thoroughly enjoyed your video. You’re so natural and lovely and your family is adorable. Hope to see more of your videos.
Yes yes please do that I really love to see hows life in other countries are 🥰
I would love to see a video about Russian grocery stores, when we travel overseas we always go to grocery stores as we find the products interesting.
I'm interested 🌼😊🌼
My mother in law is Russian and are makes those blinskies too...I love them. She serves with cherry compote and tea. I absolutely love Russian food and the culture.
I LOVE Russian food! It's down-to-earth real and wholesome - no phony nonfat "cheese", nasty protein powders, or endless obsessing about calories.
I adore seeing such a realistic, humble, and friendly family. Can't wait to watch more of your videos!
Hi there! I’ve just discovered you yesterday and I absolutely love watching your videos about Russia or Russian way of life because I’m not informed enough about it. And it’s nice to see it from the point of view of a young person who’s actually living it and not a documentary. More videos like this would be amazing! Well done on starting your channel :)
Thank you a lot!☺️🌼
Spasiba for your channel!! I've worked in Maritime Security for many years and some of my colleagues have been Russian and I have visited Russia and experienced Russian hospitality many times.
Your daughter is sooo cute and definitely puts a more family setting to your channel.
I just tried making these little “ fried cakes”. Probably weren’t as good as yours but I thought they were good. I had mine with homemade cherry jam.
My Russian mum does them and they’re delicious. She makes them wider though.
What kind of cheese did they use in the recipe? I jus cant understand what she was saying there
@@yirqanderson8995 cottage cheese
@@yirqanderson8995 I’m in us and it’s called “farmers cheese” not cottage cheese.
i discovered your channel and starting bing watching now. I am soooo fascinated with russia. The language, the people, the nature. Great to see real life, not this artificial instagram world.
I just made гречка с подливкой. I’ve never eaten buckwheat in my life until now. Purchased it at a Russian Market we have in our town. I have to say it was delicious and very filling. A lot of leftovers for another meal. Also picked up some pulmeni and will have that for a later meal. Thanks for the recipes.
I want to try their meals as well. We don't have a Russian market where I live so I'll have to see what I can find.
Pelmeni*
I hope you liked pelmeni. One of my favorite dishes, but the taste depends greatly on the quality of filling. One can eat them with various small additions. I like pelmeni with vinegar, tomato sauce and black pepper (all at the same time). You can also try buckwheat with milk, it's a popular dish too. You just pour milk into cooked buckwheat, kind of like you do with cereal. But it's usually eaten warm or hot, and salty rather than sweet. Take care!
Гречка is our everything))) This is the most Russian food)
@@marlenedurbala6238 Most things are made with the same ingredients you will find in most supermarkets , there are a few that are kind of unique to Russia and other slavic countries but not many , just differnt ways of cooking them and cooking some things in a way that seems a bit alien , like frying carrots for borsch
I love this family. They make their own happiness without relying on possessions that none of us need and people waste so much time and energy striving to attain. Thank you for teaching us so much in loving life.
Who are you to dictate what other people need?
So very interesting! I have Polish heritage, but my grandfather was very proud of the fact that he could speak Russian. I had a co-worker from Latvia, and she had sour cream with just about everything! When I was in college, I went to New York City and had lunch at The Russian Tearoom. They had “borscht” on the menu and treated it like a delicacy. When it was served, I said “This is beet soup!” My grandmother made this all the time!” I never thought of it as a delicacy. 😀😀😀
My family comes from Russia, but my great grandparents escaped the persecution of Catholics during the Bolshevik Revolution and migrated to Canada. I’m Canadian, but love my Russian roots. Love your channel!
I was born in Romania and moved to Italy 20 years ago. I remember my Monday morning breakfast at my grandparents home, before going to school: Sunday leftover pork cutlet, raw garlic on the side and mint tea with a lot of sugar... and I was happy!!
I totally get that happiness! As a Slovak who grew up in Italy, although I obviously love eating Italian food, a big part of me is totally super fond of the "naughty" Eastern European food of my roots 😋
Raw garlic on the side ! My childhood haha
prometabolic breakfast
Uck
I'm born and raised in the USA, and everyone thinks I'm weird for eating cloves of garlic raw. I have some Slavic blood in me, so I'm going to go with that explanation from here on out.
Hello! I live in Preston county, West Virginia, US and buckwheat is a traditional crop grown here. However, it is usually ground into flour and made into pancakes! There is an annual Buckwheat Festival held in September where buckwheat pancakes are served with pork sausage patties and maple syrup, all made locally. Its delicious! Thank you for sharing your life in Russia!
That sounds delicious!
You can buy all kinds of groats, not only buckwheat, not only in a Russian shops, but also for over 100 years in every Polish shop, whether Ukrainian or Jewish one. Different types of groats are an important element of Slavic cuisine (like pasta in Italy). European Jews, who emigrated to the USA mainly from Poland, Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, took the groats from the Slavs to their cuisine (and also, for example, pickled (salty) cucumbers, many types of forest mushrooms or gingerbread). So if you want, you can buy groats in America quite easily.
Nice input , love to hear about exchange …
Okay this sounds freaking delicious and I may need to make a pilgrimage to WV now!!
Buckwheat is traditionally used for porridge in Ukraine , not wheat oats like in England , i have tried it and will eat it but prefer wheat oats porridge , just what you are used to i guess
This is so interesting to watch. I feel like Russian culture is so mysterious here in North America lol. We are not exposed to it very much. That breakfast dish looked so yummy. I'll definitely try it myself
I'm from Japan, and I really enjoy your videos! Thanks for sharing💛
Buckwheat noodles called soba is really famous here as well!
While watching a video about living in a crowded building in Hong Kong the girl said something like “a grateful heart and a positive attitude are always free” and I see that same attitude on your channel always. Thank you for sharing you life and smile with the world.
Funny how I was recommended the same video before I landed on this channel!
In Germany nearly every bigger grocery store has a department with russian food or even a whole russian store in the city, because many Russians live in Germany. So it would be easy for me to get the ingedients for a delicious russian meal!😃 Love and hugs to you and your lovely family!😘♥️
Thank you!🥰💛
In Italy too
Those are not really russian. They are german who came from Russia. Aussiedler in ur language.
@@AO-jm5ep vielen Dank für die Erklärung :)
Russian food is so good! I really miss the juice and yogurt! So much more variety in Russian and Ukraine then in the states. Blini, Borscht, Tefteli, Golobsti and of course Pelmeni were some of my favorite meals. 🤤
Loving all your videos here in Northern California. Thank you so much for sharing your Russian life with us. I have learned much, especially that people are kind and loving everywhere. You are such a sweetheart. Take good care of that beautiful family. ☺️🌸🌿
Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋👋
The food looks soo good. I am from Romania and being former satellite country of the soviet union I can notice similar cuisine styles and even how the apartment looks :)) Reminds me of home since I am currently living in Germany for my studies. For you q&a : How did you and your husband meet? Do people generally get married young in Russia? What is your favourite movie/tv show. What is your favourite Russian music? Have a great day!!!
haha similar apartments here in Slovakia :) I can see plenty of similarities :) Love this video😊
@@andreahejnusova1452 And similar apartaments in Poland 😃
Slavic vibes! Buckwheat is my main source of food since I'm intolerant to gluten, I'd recommend anyone to try savory buckwheat crepes (made with buckwheat flour) if you haven't already 🥰
When I was 14 years old I had a russian friend and we always cooked together with her mum. We made pelmeni ourselfs and it was so delicious 😍 I wish I had the recipe. My favorite german dish (I'm from Hamburg so northern part of germany) is Sauerfleisch mit Bratkartoffeln (it's porkmeat in flavoured aspic and fried potatoes)😋
My wife is a Russian immigrant to the US along with her mother. I have learned a lot of Russian dishes. Being half Slovak I already knew numerous dishes that are very similar to their Russian versions.
I have made Sarniki many times I make my own farmers cheese when I do, because my wife and mother-in-law like it much better than any commercially available cheese I have tried.
Buckwheat is so underrated here in the US
I’ve known one American guy who came to Russia and when he saw buckwheat served as a lunch in our summer camp he assumed that it’s “some food for birds”😂
Buckwheat is life 😍 greetings from Poland
We eat buckwheat pancakes in the US.
Buckwheat is life, indeed. Greetings from Czechia
We LOVE kasha!
As an Ukrainian born Ukrainian-Russian, living in the USA, I am so glad you were honest about buying the frozen pelmeni. I've watched too many videos of people trying to claim they make homemade pelmeni all the time. Lol.
Too damn long to make for a really fast eating... If I had a russian market near my new home I would definetly buy the frozen pelmenish. For now I dont cook it anymore 🥴🥴🥴
Not many Italians make their own tortellini either.. people are pragmatic
I know some people and my own family included that makes our own dumplings but it's family tradition and a huge family affair. Everyone, even the small children, help in the process. We make hundreds at a time and freeze it!
@@kirasgirl yes! But on the daily or just with myself? I'll buy frozen. Lol
In Kazakhstan my family always makes homemade pelmeni (dumplings) and then freeze them. I personally don't like pelmeni from store.
It’s so interesting to watch your videos. It’s easy as an American to think that people live so differently then us yet really are the same. What a breath of fresh air. I love how simple everything you do is. I wish I could be like that.
Hi
You are doing far more for real understanding, peace and harmony among people everywhere than all the armies and governments ever will. Keep up the great work !
From someone who only speaks English, yours is really good with a great vocabulary.
One of the cutest little babies I've ever seen.
I'm a newbie in your channel n I'm from the Philippines. I like your lifestyle and how you and your hubby raise Agatha. I dont like people living in a fancy life. Your practicality and simplicity is what attracts me most in your channel. God job. God bless you guys😊
My DNA said I am mostly Russian, Czech and German. So, I'm exploring some of the foods of those countries. I enjoyed your different meals for the day. We have eggs, bacon, coffee and toast for breakfast. Today we had ham, buttered potatoes, mixed vegetables, tea and fresh mixed fruit for lunch/dinner. For supper we had ground smoked turkey and gravy over toast, milk and with cheesecake. It was all very good, but you can see why Americans are a little heavy. Enjoying you from the Gulf Coast of Texas.
I'm from Poland and I really enjoy your video :) I love PIEROGI :)))
Buziaki z Polski! 🇵🇱❤️
Yay for pierogi
We eat pierogi in USA but only because my husbands family is Polish descent. We love all pierogi, mushroom, cheese, sauerkraut and mushroom and plum.
@@littlewayslittlethingsjenn5386 mushroom and plum like together? Never heard of that! 🤔
Cześć! Pierogi z kapustą i grzybami najlepsze!❤️
No mushroom and sauerkraut! And plum. Separate!
As a American it amazes me how well you speak English. We seldom hear other languages so are never expected to speak other languages. Thanks for posting.
It shouldn’t be that surprising, Russians have 9 years of mandatory English learning in school.
@@Mindyourlanguagedear In US everyone takes Spanish but most still can’t speak it
@@EWCIAGROBEL it’s not a mandatory subject from grade 2 though...
@@EWCIAGROBEL not everyone
@@hairdresser1300 omg yes not everyone , but it’s the most popular second language in schools - semantics 🙄😒. Point is that just because someone takes a second language for years doesn’t mean they can speak it fluently
I love your videos! I studied in Russia a few years ago and I miss it! watching your videos makes me so happy
Finally a normal girl !! Authenticity and no fake!! I am definitely following!!
Your daughter just enjoying herself on 1:40 so precious ☺️🥰 it made me laugh, it was the highlight of the video!! Also russian food looks delicious 😋
Thank you! She’s the cutest💛
I am Lithuanian, and these meals are very similar to what we eat! Its making me very hungry actually. We love our potato!
I came across your videos and watched a couple of them in a row, and I just realised that how much fake content we are exposed to on this platform. You are so natural and reflect things as they are. Lovely to see the life in Russia. You put a smile on my face. Lots of love
I love TH-cam for letting me connect with other normal families around the globe.
Much love from Poland
lovely family. your husband is a sweet heart as well as you. greeting from Puerto Rico
It's good to see that everyone in the world wants the same thing a warm home time with our family I'm in South Carolina in the United States and its great to see how people in other countries live. Thanks for sharing.
I like that your videos are real. You both look normal without outrageous makeup or hair or flashy clothes. I like to see what real life of real people is and that's why I enjoy your videos. Greetings from Montreal Canada
Her husband is so cute, he's always smiling and seems to truly love her and his daughter 💕
I’d love to see a normal day in the life vlog! The daily stuff like cooking, eating, cleaning, playing etc
That baby is precious!!!I just love watching her!! She is beautiful!!
Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋😀😀
Your daughter is adorable! Hi from Texas and I enjoy your channel!
It's lovely to see a child eating a very healthy meal
It's unfortunate that in UK many children get junk food which as you might know is leading to obesity.
Can I ask please are you teaching your baby both English and Russian languages?
I'm Italian so for sure I can't complain about food in my country, still those Russian dishes had my mouth watering!! Everything looks delicious!
I had a Russian meal in London (I live in Scotland and our international cuisine options are kinda lacking except for pizza, Japanese and curry), it was some of the best food I’ve ever eaten - delicious! The staff were all really polite too.
Italians are such foodies 😋
Your husband is very much in love with you
Your evening meal looks a lot like the dumplings we make here. They are available frozen but we like to buy the ready made wrappers from the Korean shop and prepare a minced meat and finely chopped vegetables filling to wrapped it in. We often wrap them like the ones you made. Delicious after cooking in boiling water for a few minutes and we eat them with hot chillie sauce or soy sauce. Lovely to see that some things are very similar even in far away places. Beautiful baby Agatha. 😍❤ kind regards from New Zealand 🇳🇿❤.
Your baby is adorable!
Your dishes remind me of what my Jewish Russian grandmother made for us. She was 1st generation American.
I've realized over the years how much our traditional family food was also from Russia.
My husband and I have been to Russia in 2016. My husband had business there. We saw these block apartments only from the outside I appreciate the tour!. We visited Moscow and St. Petersburg. We stayed in two very nice hotels which I know would be beyond the means of most Russians. We saw some very depressed areas, but also some lovely ones. The history there is amazing and the trip was very illuminating. We visited the Hermitage, churches, palaces, cemeteries , restaurants, the Metro, the Kremlin, etc. Learned and experienced so many things. I never thought it was a place I would ever go, but was so glad fir the opportunity and all the memories. Than you for your insider look at Russian life!
Hello from Montana USA. Just found your channel today and wanted to thank you for insight to Russian living. You have a lovely family. Be blessed 🙏💖
Idahoan here. Cute family to be sure!
Greetings from North Carolina USA! You have a beautiful family, and your food looks delicious! Enjoying your videos!
My favourite channel on the internet right now
Hello Vika, I am from Hungary and I really like the Eastern European cuisine in general, and these recepies all sort of resemble Hungarian kitchen, but still different:) I will definitely try them, thank you!
I’m glad that you liked the video💛☺️
I’m Hungarian!! I live in America. My grandparents and mom and uncles came here in 1953. They taught me how to cook Hungarian foods so I cook a lot of dishes for my family. I would love to come visit one day!!
I loved being in Russia and meeting Russians - MANY nice people! I love my Russian friend! I can read and speak some Russian!💗 from Brazil!🇧🇷
It really looks good, but I have a correction as my wife Elena always makes pelmeni from scratch 👍
She is really from the old school 😄
Also Pirogi and borsch is made fra scratch.
She`s really good in a kitchen.
I love Russian food.
It is typically Russian to eat sweets while enjoying your tea.
My wife and daughter always do it too.
It spreads to me, as Elena always bakes blini (pancakes) which I then dip in jam for my tea.
Awww Agatha is "Stealing" the show from you at the beginning! What a little doll, love her hair, it reminds me of my daughter's hair at that age.
Hello Vika! Your channel appeared in my TH-cam suggestions yesterday and I immediately fell in love with it! I am French and I am very interested in Russia and Russian culture. I visited Moscow and Saint-Petersburg ten years ago and two days ago I was thinking how much I would like to go back to Russia and see smaller cities and villages. Of course, cuisine and food are always a big part of a culture and this video is great! I have learned how to make homemade pelmenis but I still need practice because they are still far away from perfection hahaha! I love how simple and authentic your channel and videos are! Do not change anything! Lots of love for you, your husband and your lovely daughter!
Pelmini was one of my favorite meals....I still prepare it when I can find it frozen! I also used to make a stir fried pelmini with various veggies and a lovely asian type sauce! But served with sour cream is THE best!
Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋👋😀
I'm originally from Lithuania and I grew up with all of these meals all my life but just cooked a bit differently. I would probably eat them once every week or two weeks.
This was so much fun to watch. Thank you for sharing this. I live in Scotland, but am American, but my grandparents and father were Russian! So glad I found your channel.
How did you and your husband meet? What is your daily routine like? Also, not a question, but it is so interesting to hear how your lifestyle compares to a typical Russian lifestyle, on any topic!
"This is what perfection looks like" GOD DAMN RIGHT IT DOES !!! 💖😍💖
Aw, you have such a lovely family. Adorable kid and your husband is always smiling. I love it.