The GUM and the whole Red Square area is so beautiful. I've always wanted to see it during Christmastime, it is just the definition of Christmas spirit.
Congratulations on your new video, especially since you showed everything in detail, Russian cuisine is delicious and the Christmas decorations are beautiful💯💯
19m cacao is cacao powder, after cacao beans are pressed for cacao oil what remains is cacao pulp which is ground and is sold as cacao but it is actually a byproduct of cacao oil making. Hot chocolate is a prepared mixture of sugar, cacao, some flavouring, may be bulking agent like some kind of flour, may be milk powder and you would add milk to both. But in Soviet Union we would boil milk with cacao powder and add sugar and you would get sweet cacao milk drink. It's all in the preparation of it but in Soviet Union cacao meant 1 ingredient cacao powder. And you would work with that to make anything you wanted, cacao milk, chocolate cake etc. It was an ingredient, one ingredient that worked both like hot chocolate and incredient for chocolate cakes, chocolate cookies etc etc any baked product, ever cacao sweet dairy butter, cacao whipped cream for cakes etc.
@@reactor8312 I'm not sure about the rest of the Anglosphere, but as an American, in American English, grocery store and supermarket are used interchangeably. You could have a bag of junk food from the supermarket and they'd still be your groceries.
17m rye flour Jo is for making black bread you might have heard of black bread. Which isn't black come to think of it in English. In USSR people commonly had black and white bread. Black was most common to buy. And there were other specialty breads in more specialised shops like borodinski bread with coreander seeds, mustard bread with mustard oil with yellow pith and what not. While white bread was made from wheat flour, black bread was made from rye flour.
12.21 By the way I came across this dish it is called aspic in English holodets in Russian. Identical dish, In Russia babushkas also add vegetables to their holodets, all sorts of stuff.
The main department store!!!??? Another pearl of this lady! GUM is a government department store. Mr. Rose, be more attentive to the choice of interlocutors.
Gluhar is a pheasant type wild game bird. Liver cake is just like a french pate cake. Delicacy. Yummie stuff. Eggplant caviar is amazing stuff! I am now officially hungry. Hot chocolate in USA is not the same as in Italy. In Italy Hot Chocolate is actual chocolate, only melted. Good stuff. Yes, more thick than American hot chocolate. Cacao is the same exact thing as American hot chocolate. Minus too much sugar and additives. Just cacao powder and sugar to taste.
Bro I did not know they had those stuffs in the stores like certain stuff that's America has and America that's really cool in Russia 100 rules is a dollar I did not know that of rubles
If you boil meat especially like hooves of an animal with tendons after cooling down the both turns into a jelly. I mean the same stuff makes your harribo candies, gelatin. I never liked meat in jelly though. I can sympathise that it is disgusting, but some people love it.
.."Gastronome" ! (Un Gourmet )..Gourmadise)) A French Word isn'it ?! 🙂 La Gastronomie /Gastronomy !? ..Isn'it used in English too !?🤨🤭 Looks like Our Friend is Not a "foody"))) if I Can)
its greek word, russian language has a lot of greek words, cos christianity and the word russia came from greeks, rus on greek means russia - Ρωσία and it sounds like Rosia
@@the_mpower étymologie très bien, le français est d'origine Latine (80%)) et Grecque Parents de Toute l'Europe ...mais : Gastronome..est Français. Je ne sais pas si c'est emprunté au Français... Ça me paraît fort possible... La court Imperiale Russe parlait Français (aussi) Et vous n'êtes pas sensé ignorer que la Cuisine française est une des Références Mondiale depuis le XVIIs...( !?) Vous en êtes offensé ?!)) Nous avons beaucoup échangé a travers les siècles et cela depuis Pierre Le grand.. 🇨🇵❤️🇷🇺
em all Russian salads or at least most have mayo in it for filler to get calories for winter and common cabbage is in everything in russia. Cabbage, meat, potato like Irish, nothing exotic. And no Russia is not exotic please don't make me laugh. Oil and potatoes that's all we ate after the collapse of soviet union. Can't get more non exotic than that.
@@selfishbiaich А как на счёт того.что в каждой зоне планеты есть овощи содержащие всё ,что нужно для здоровья и долгой жизни человека ?!Все микроэлементы и минералы в одном блюде !Так вот !В России -это квашеная капуста зимой и свежая весной и летом!И это вкусно!Капуста,соль,сахар,лук,подсолнечное масло и уксус или лимонный сок -прекрасное дополнение к картофелю!Попробуйте!Приятного аппетита!
@@ЕвгенияКороткина-ъ1х ну я капусту не гмошную с нашенским вкусом (или с вкусным вкусом) в Ирландии не видел как своих ушей с тех пор как сюда приехал. А так я бы сказал что яблоки самое оно мичуринский сорт любой.
This has nothing in common with the "Soviet" Christmas. In the USSR, Christmas was not officially celebrated at all, since it was an atheistic state. Also, there was no abundance of food in the stores. The New Year's Eve was always preceded by an exhausting crush in long lines for scarce goods. The stores were untidy, with a minimal selection of products. Now the Russian authorities are romanticizing the Soviet period, trying to convince young people that it was a period of prosperity. In reality, it was little better than a North Korean concentration camp.
Не ври! Посмотри с лёгким паром - вот советское рождественское настроение, без изысков и честно. Салаты, холодец, грибочки, икра, шпротики, селёдочка, пельмешки, водочка и шампань, - НГ стол советского человека. Don't lie! Look with a light steam - that's the Soviet Christmas mood, without frills and honestly. Salads, jelly, mushrooms, caviar, sprats, herring, dumplings, vodka and champagne, - NY table of the Soviet man.
Happy blessed Christmas and prosperous peaceful New Year ! Thanks for your Soviet Christmas market vlog. 😃
I am glad that you like it 😊
Why Soviet? Russian Federation! Beautiful
@mariaadelecagna3540 because in that shop we can see Soviet Union slyle
Happy Holidays! Always enjoy your videos ♥ Wish on this one to see closer the products you look at :) AMAZING STORE!
❤GOD BLESS RUSSIAN FEDERACIÓN 🇷🇺❤️🇷🇺
Luxuray shops, I variety , endless foods... bakery vow.
Great presentation guys.
The GUM and the whole Red Square area is so beautiful. I've always wanted to see it during Christmastime, it is just the definition of Christmas spirit.
It is awesome at Christmas/New Year westernwanderer8397. You must go you won't be disappointed.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Same to you, my friend!
Moscow has such cool places to visit! I enjoyed this video. 😊❤
Cool! I'll be there!
Wouldn't miss Anna for Nothing! 💖
Congratulations on your new video, especially since you showed everything in detail, Russian cuisine is delicious and the Christmas decorations are beautiful💯💯
Very interesting!
Saludos desde Chile para UDS
Anna is the perfect date…..her hair is so beautiful!!!
19m cacao is cacao powder, after cacao beans are pressed for cacao oil what remains is cacao pulp which is ground and is sold as cacao but it is actually a byproduct of cacao oil making. Hot chocolate is a prepared mixture of sugar, cacao, some flavouring, may be bulking agent like some kind of flour, may be milk powder and you would add milk to both. But in Soviet Union we would boil milk with cacao powder and add sugar and you would get sweet cacao milk drink. It's all in the preparation of it but in Soviet Union cacao meant 1 ingredient cacao powder. And you would work with that to make anything you wanted, cacao milk, chocolate cake etc. It was an ingredient, one ingredient that worked both like hot chocolate and incredient for chocolate cakes, chocolate cookies etc etc any baked product, ever cacao sweet dairy butter, cacao whipped cream for cakes etc.
Gastronom doesn't mean supermarket, it means what you would call grocery. It's a food shop.
@@nettlecarrier8259 These are synonyms, there is no big difference
Вообще то гастроном - это человек, который разбирается в еде и любит изыскано поесть, а уже от этого получил свое название магазин еды.
@reactor8312 верно, это старое значение слова. Потом оно приобрело значение продовольственного магазина
@@reactor8312 I'm not sure about the rest of the Anglosphere, but as an American, in American English, grocery store and supermarket are used interchangeably. You could have a bag of junk food from the supermarket and they'd still be your groceries.
@@phatphil7836 В русском языке супермаркет скорее означает магазин самообслуживания. Строительных супермаркетов в России очень много.
Gastronom…inspired from French word: gastronomie, which means fine food !
I have already eaten two Italian panettones from Costco. They were delicious with coffee.
Yes, I like it too 😊
too pricy which is why I always avoid them but I'm sure they are tasty
I have never seen the big guy with a backpack! 🤔🎒
Santa Claus in pants and a short vest, Grandfather Frost in a fur coat 🎄☃
Who makes these cool countdown videos? 👍😁
The girl is so sweet!😊❤
17m rye flour Jo is for making black bread you might have heard of black bread. Which isn't black come to think of it in English. In USSR people commonly had black and white bread. Black was most common to buy. And there were other specialty breads in more specialised shops like borodinski bread with coreander seeds, mustard bread with mustard oil with yellow pith and what not. While white bread was made from wheat flour, black bread was made from rye flour.
Wow💗💓💞💕❣
Very cool
Joseph has spoken...
Yeah yeah yeah, for sure for sure😅
Глухарь or Capercaillie is a Grouse. Also, Anna is a wonderful tour guide.
12.21 By the way I came across this dish it is called aspic in English holodets in Russian. Identical dish, In Russia babushkas also add vegetables to their holodets, all sorts of stuff.
Nice mall I like the Christmas decorations merging with the gingerbread building style. It kind of reminds me of Istanbul’s Kapalı Carsı
Love it! 💜
Milk in a can in Australia is called condensed milk.
Вау, продукты из детства... Ностальгия.
👍👍♥️
I'd lose my mind going shopping in such a place with a woman
гастроном means the grocery store, the dictionary says
if you look in dictionary in English and Russian both say it means a lover of good food or a shop that sells food for people like that.
we had Gastronoms all over the country. I was born in the USSR.
22m barberry is a type of berry
Now that is a 'scary' supermarket! 🤪
Why?
10:23, глухарь-western capercaillie
The main department store!!!??? Another pearl of this lady! GUM is a government department store. Mr. Rose, be more attentive to the choice of interlocutors.
Brisbane is very second rate compared to Moscow.
Was Gum operating during the Soviet Union?
ofc
Initially, there were just apartments in GUM and people lived here???!!! What does she know about the history of the "Upper Trading Rows"??!!
Был период времени, когда в Гуме действительно существовали жилые помещения, коммунальные квартиры, и там действительно жили люди)))
Был период времени, когда в Гуме существовали жилые помещения, коммунальные квартиры, и в них действительно жили люди)))
Gluhar is a pheasant type wild game bird. Liver cake is just like a french pate cake. Delicacy. Yummie stuff. Eggplant caviar is amazing stuff! I am now officially hungry. Hot chocolate in USA is not the same as in Italy. In Italy Hot Chocolate is actual chocolate, only melted. Good stuff. Yes, more thick than American hot chocolate. Cacao is the same exact thing as American hot chocolate. Minus too much sugar and additives. Just cacao powder and sugar to taste.
Barbaris - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berberis
Where is fur coat salad? :)))
Strange, they video ended abruptly, but the sound kept going
Bro I did not know they had those stuffs in the stores like certain stuff that's America has and America that's really cool in Russia 100 rules is a dollar I did not know that of rubles
Caviar is a delicacy for anybody in the world. Except poor Russians can afford it but rich Americans cannot.
LMAO.
Просто Россия на первом месте по добыче икры в Мире. Весь Мир ест икру из российских рек и морей, т.к. рыба приплывает именно к этим берегам 🤭
Meat in Jello ? What ? 😜
If you boil meat especially like hooves of an animal with tendons after cooling down the both turns into a jelly. I mean the same stuff makes your harribo candies, gelatin. I never liked meat in jelly though. I can sympathise that it is disgusting, but some people love it.
It's a pity that ded moroz doesn't have an army of helpers like santa claus
Soviet)
Субтитры недоступны. Перевод включить не получится - ни в каком браузере. Речь только об этом ролике.
cake with liver ? Oh.....noooo.....hard pass for me. 😂😂😂
Why a "Soviet" Christmas?
Because he is ignorant...
.."Gastronome" !
(Un Gourmet )..Gourmadise))
A French Word isn'it ?! 🙂 La Gastronomie /Gastronomy !?
..Isn'it used in English too !?🤨🤭
Looks like Our Friend is Not a "foody"))) if I Can)
its greek word, russian language has a lot of greek words, cos christianity and the word russia came from greeks, rus on greek means russia - Ρωσία and it sounds like Rosia
@the_mpower Gastronome !?
I don't think so !🤨🤭
Maybe other Russians Can tell !?
@@FrAmiDArnault gastēr/gastros + nomos
@@the_mpower étymologie très bien, le français est d'origine Latine (80%)) et Grecque Parents de Toute l'Europe ...mais :
Gastronome..est Français.
Je ne sais pas si c'est emprunté au Français...
Ça me paraît fort possible...
La court Imperiale Russe parlait Français (aussi)
Et vous n'êtes pas sensé ignorer que la Cuisine française est une des Références Mondiale depuis le XVIIs...( !?)
Vous en êtes offensé ?!))
Nous avons beaucoup échangé a travers les siècles et cela depuis Pierre Le grand..
🇨🇵❤️🇷🇺
@@FrAmiDArnault Gastronom, basically shop for foodies.
No coleslaw...
Это очень вкусно и витаминизировано!
em all Russian salads or at least most have mayo in it for filler to get calories for winter and common cabbage is in everything in russia. Cabbage, meat, potato like Irish, nothing exotic. And no Russia is not exotic please don't make me laugh. Oil and potatoes that's all we ate after the collapse of soviet union. Can't get more non exotic than that.
@@selfishbiaich А как на счёт того.что в каждой зоне планеты есть овощи содержащие всё ,что нужно для здоровья и долгой жизни человека ?!Все микроэлементы и минералы в одном блюде !Так вот !В России -это квашеная капуста зимой и свежая весной и летом!И это вкусно!Капуста,соль,сахар,лук,подсолнечное масло и уксус или лимонный сок -прекрасное дополнение к картофелю!Попробуйте!Приятного аппетита!
@@ЕвгенияКороткина-ъ1х ну я капусту не гмошную с нашенским вкусом (или с вкусным вкусом) в Ирландии не видел как своих ушей с тех пор как сюда приехал. А так я бы сказал что яблоки самое оно мичуринский сорт любой.
This has nothing in common with the "Soviet" Christmas. In the USSR, Christmas was not officially celebrated at all, since it was an atheistic state. Also, there was no abundance of food in the stores. The New Year's Eve was always preceded by an exhausting crush in long lines for scarce goods. The stores were untidy, with a minimal selection of products. Now the Russian authorities are romanticizing the Soviet period, trying to convince young people that it was a period of prosperity. In reality, it was little better than a North Korean concentration camp.
Не ври! Посмотри с лёгким паром - вот советское рождественское настроение, без изысков и честно.
Салаты, холодец, грибочки, икра, шпротики, селёдочка, пельмешки, водочка и шампань, - НГ стол советского человека.
Don't lie! Look with a light steam - that's the Soviet Christmas mood, without frills and honestly.
Salads, jelly, mushrooms, caviar, sprats, herring, dumplings, vodka and champagne, - NY table of the Soviet man.
@@SergeyAnatolichHey, Putin's troll, get out of here.
@@DiscoEra
ахххахахаха!
Борщ исконно русское блюдо!
не возможно смотреть ютуб в России! не грузит.....
Но корапшн , но криминалити
Поздравляю с рождеством 🎉
Gastro is everything related to the digestive process. Gastritis, a disease that has the same root. The Latin root.