
Classic Beef Stroganoff
Russia's most famous export — tender strips of beef sautéed with mushrooms and onions in a silky sour cream sauce, served over egg noodles or rice.
쇠고기 스트로가노프, 보르시, 펠메니 — 풍부하고 따뜻한 동유럽 요리.
러시아 요리는 기후에 의해 설계되었습니다. 짧은 성장 기간과 긴 겨울은 호밀 빵, 보존 야채, 카샤(메밀 죽) 및 벽돌 난로(페치)를 중심으로 주방을 만들었습니다. 페치의 느리고 떨어지는 열기는 튀김보다 조림, 구운 죽, 수프를 전국적으로 선호하게 만들었습니다. 락토 발효는 사우어크라우트, 소금물에 절인(식초가 아닌) 피클, 여름에 차가운 오크로쉬카 수프의 베이스로도 사용되는 발효 호밀빵 음료인 크바스 등 어디에나 있습니다.
레퍼토리는 농민과 귀족 계열로 나뉩니다. 농부들은 시치(양배추 수프), 보르시(우크라이나와 공유), 우랄 지역의 펠메니 만두, 스메타나와 함께 제공되는 블리니를 제공합니다. 프랑스 요리사를 고용한 19세기 귀족은 쇠고기 스트로가노프, 샤를로트카, 층층이 쌓인 샐러드(무엇보다도 올리비에 샐러드)를 생산했는데, 이는 여전히 러시아의 가장 중요한 음식 명절인 새해 전야 식탁을 지배하고 있습니다.
가정 요리는 수프 중심으로 유지됩니다. 적절한 정오 식사는 거의 일년 내내 뜨거운 수프로 시작되며, 보르시에서 펠메니까지 모든 음식에 스메타나(사워 크림)를 스푼으로 넣어 딜이 포화됩니다. 보드카와 함께 차가운 애피타이저(피클, 절인 생선, 샐러드)와 사모바르 차와 바레니예(과일 보존 식품)를 곁들인 자쿠스키 전통은 중국과의 무역을 통해 차가 들어온 17세기 의식으로 마무리됩니다.
수프
Borscht, shchi, solyanka 및 ukha가 매일 식사의 중심이 됩니다. 점심 시간에 따뜻한 수프 코스는 러시아 가정에서 일년 내내 표준으로 남아 있습니다.
발효 및 산세
소금물 발효 오이, 사우어크라우트, 크바스는 겨울 동안 산미와 비타민을 공급하는 보존 전통을 반영합니다.
펠메니와 속을 채운 반죽
시베리아 고기 만두, 바레니키, 피로즈키(속을 채워 굽거나 튀긴 빵)는 옛 제국 전역에서 속을 채운 거대한 반죽 계열을 형성합니다.
카샤와 호밀
메밀 카샤와 촘촘한 호밀 사워도우 빵은 전통적인 페치 스토브의 느린 열기로 구운 역사적인 탄수화물 백본입니다.
스메타나와 유제품
사워 크림은 수프를 마무리하고 만두를 장식하며 베이킹을 풍성하게 합니다. tvorog(농부 치즈)는 시르니키 팬케이크와 바트루슈카 빵을 채웁니다.
자쿠스키 테이블
피클, 청어, 올리비에 샐러드, 절인 생선 등 차가운 전채 요리가 축제 식사를 시작하며 전통적으로 보드카와 함께 제공됩니다.
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러시아 요리는 보르시와 쉬치 같은 풍성한 수프, 펠메니 만두, 쇠고기 스트로가노프, 사워 크림이나 캐비아를 곁들인 블리니, 절임과 발효의 강력한 전통으로 유명합니다. 호밀빵, 메밀, 감자, 딜, 스메타나를 기반으로 한 추운 기후의 위안을 주는 음식으로, 자쿠스키 애피타이저 테이블과 새해 올리비에 샐러드와 같은 축제 의식을 곁들입니다.
보르슈트는 원래 우크라이나식으로 만든 비트 기반 수프이며 일반적으로 양배추, 감자, 종종 쇠고기가 포함되어 있으며 스메타나와 딜과 함께 제공됩니다. 시치는 러시아의 오래된 토종 양배추 수프로, 여름에는 신선한 양배추로, 겨울에는 사우어크라우트(당시 신 시치라고 불림)로 만들며 비트는 넣지 않습니다. 둘 다 일상적인 수프이지만 shchi는 러시아 부엌에서 수세기 동안 보르시보다 먼저 만들어졌습니다.
일반적인 아침 식사는 카샤(메밀, 귀리 또는 버터를 곁들인 세몰리나 죽), 시르니키(스메타나 또는 잼을 곁들인 튀긴 농부 치즈 팬케이크), 블리니 또는 단순히 버터, 치즈, 콜바사를 곁들인 빵입니다. 커피가 아닌 차는 전통적인 아침 음료입니다. 계란은 오믈렛이나 반숙으로 나타납니다. 아침 식사는 많은 양의 정오 식사 패턴을 반영하여 풍성한 경향이 있습니다.
올리비에 샐러드는 요리가 아닌 조립식입니다. 삶은 감자, 당근, 계란, 피클, 완두콩, 마요네즈입니다. 시르니키에는 농부 치즈, 계란, 밀가루, 팬만 있으면 됩니다. 비프 스트로가노프(Beef Stroganoff)는 사워크림 소스를 곁들인 30분 소테 요리입니다. 보르시 냄비는 층층이 수프 방법을 가르치고 하룻밤 사이에 향상됩니다. 처음부터 Pelmeni는 가치 있는 주말 프로젝트로, 전통적으로 대량으로 제작되어 냉동되었습니다.
아니요. 전통적인 러시아 요리는 칠리 열을 거의 완전히 피합니다. 맛은 딜, 마늘, 후추, 월계수 잎, 양 고추 냉이 및 겨자에서 나옵니다. 후자의 두 가지는 캡사이신 열보다 매운맛을 제공합니다. 발효된 피클, 사우어크라우트, 스메타나의 신맛이 지배적인 액센트입니다. 조지아식 카르초나 중앙아시아의 플로브 조미료와 같이 러시아에서 발견되는 더 매운 요리는 인근 요리에서 차용되었습니다.