When we were talking about traditional foods for New Year's, I mentioned my favourite Russian foods were the pies. These are from a local chain (Stolle's, if you're coming to St. P) and are fab! We resort to these when we're in need of quick, relatively inexpensive food (this pie cost about $6) that is close. Stolle's is about two blocks from my house.
Here's the pretty, outside of the pie. The crust is a sweet bread. Like most Russian cuisine, it wouldn't be complete without dill. Fortunately there isn't much dill inside. (Why blogger insists on rotating this, I don't know.)
Inside you can have sweet things like berries or savoury things like meat and fish. This one is my favourite--it's chicken, rice and onion. Either it's everyone's favourite or no one's because it's not often available! (Note the porsche kettle in the background. Really. It'll make my landlord happy.)
7 comments:
Wow, that looks awesome.
It looks really good. Chicken, rice and onion- yum!
I'm hungry...add this place to the list when I get to St. Pete's.
That does look great. Yum!
That look's amazing! I wonder if they'll have anything that good to eat in Siberia? Doubt it!=)
My old family coordinator from our agency is headed to St. Pete's this week to work in an orphanage there. That's why she's no longer our family coordinator, she's following her dream to take care of the orphans in Russia. That would be cool if you guys somehow met but I realize that you're in a pretty big city and chances of that happening are slim.
-Penny
We heard of those when we were there, but didn't get the chance to try any. I think I'd prefer the savory kind.
Kate,
they sure look yummy and fattening!!! lol
Can't wait to check them out!!!
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