
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.
Sığır straganofu, pancar çorbası, pelmeni - zengin ve sıcak Doğu Avrupa mutfağı.
Rus mutfağı iklim tarafından şekillendirildi: Kısa bir büyüme mevsimi ve uzun kışlar, çavdar ekmeği, konserve sebzeler, kasha (karabuğday lapası) ve yavaş, azalan ısısı ulusal bir tercihi kızartma yerine kızartmalar, fırında yulaf lapası ve çorbalar için şekillendiren duvar sobası - pech - etrafında bir mutfak oluşturdu. Lakto-fermantasyon her yerde: lahana turşusu, salamura (sirkelenmemiş) turşu ve kvas, yaz aylarında soğuk okroshka çorbasının temelini oluşturan fermente çavdar ekmeği içeceği.
Repertuar köylü ve aristokrat çizgiler arasında bölünüyor. Köylü kanonu shchi (lahana çorbası), pancar çorbası (kökeni Ukrayna ile paylaşılır), Urallardan pelmeni köfte ve smetana ile servis edilen bliny verir. Fransız şefleri çalıştıran 19. yüzyıl aristokrasisi, Rus yılının en önemli yemek bayramı olan Yılbaşı sofrasında hala hakim olan sığır eti Stroganof, sharlotka ve katmanlı salatalar (her şeyden önce Olivier salatası) üretti.
Ev yemekleri çorba odaklı kalıyor - uygun bir öğle yemeği neredeyse tüm yıl boyunca sıcak bir çorbayla başlar - ve dereotuyla doyurulmuş, pancar çorbasından pelmeni'ye kadar her şeyin içine smetana (ekşi krema) kaşıklanmış. Votka yapılarına eşlik eden soğuk mezelerden (turşu, kurutulmuş balık, salatalar) oluşan zakuski geleneği şenlikli yemekler ve semaverden varenye (meyve konserveleri) ile gelen çay, onları kapatır; bu, çayın 17. yüzyılda Çin ile ticaret yoluyla gelişine kadar uzanan bir ritüeldir.
Çorbalar
Borscht, shchi, solyanka ve ukha günlük öğünün demiridir; Öğle yemeğinde sıcak çorba servisi yıl boyunca Rus ailelerinde standart olmaya devam ediyor.
Fermantasyon ve dekapaj
Salamura fermente salatalık, lahana turşusu ve kvas, kış boyunca asit ve vitamin sağlayan bir koruma geleneğini yansıtıyor.
Pelmeni ve dolgulu hamurlar
Sibirya etli köfteleri, vareniki ve pirozhki (pişmiş veya kızartılmış doldurulmuş çörekler) eski imparatorluk genelinde geniş bir dolgulu hamur ailesi oluşturur.
Kaşa ve çavdar
Karabuğday kaşa ve yoğun ekşi mayalı çavdar ekmeği, geleneksel pech sobasının yavaş ısısında pişirilen tarihi karbonhidrat omurgasıdır.
Smetana ve süt ürünleri
Ekşi krema çorbaları tamamlar, köfteleri süsler ve pişirmeyi zenginleştirir; tvorog (çiftçi peyniri) syrniki kreplerini ve vatrushka çöreklerini doldurur.
Zakuski masası
Soğuk mezelerin (turşu, ringa balığı, Olivier salatası, kurutulmuş balık) yayılması şenlikli yemeklerin açılışını yapar ve geleneksel olarak votkaya eşlik eder.
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Rus mutfağı, pancar çorbası ve shchi gibi doyurucu çorbalar, pelmeni köfteleri, sığır Stroganofu, ekşi krema veya havyarlı bliny ve güçlü bir turşu ve fermantasyon geleneği ile tanınır. Zakuski meze masası ve Yeni Yıl Olivier salatası gibi şenlikli ritüellerle birlikte çavdar ekmeği, karabuğday, patates, dereotu ve smetana üzerine inşa edilmiş soğuk iklim konfor yemeğidir.
Borscht, aslen Ukraynaca olan, genellikle lahana, patates ve sıklıkla sığır eti içeren, smetana ve dereotu ile servis edilen, pancar bazlı bir çorbadır. Shchi, yazın taze lahanadan veya kışın lahana turşusundan (daha sonra ekşi shchi olarak adlandırılır) yapılan, pancarsız, Rusya'nın eski yerli lahana çorbasıdır. Her ikisi de günlük çorbalardır, ancak shchi, Rus mutfaklarındaki pancar çorbasından yüzyıllar öncesine kadar uzanır.
Yaygın kahvaltılar kasha - karabuğday, yulaf veya tereyağlı irmik lapası - syrniki (smetana veya reçel ile kızartılmış çiftçi peynirli krep), bliny veya sadece tereyağlı, peynirli ve kolbasalı ekmektir. Kahve değil çay, geleneksel sabah içeceğidir. Yumurtalar omlet veya rafadan haşlanmış gibi görünür. Kahvaltı, büyük bir öğlen yemeği modelini yansıtacak şekilde doyurucu olma eğilimindedir.
Olivier salatası yemek pişirmek değil, montajdır: haşlanmış patates, havuç, yumurta, turşu, bezelye ve mayonez. Syrniki'nin yalnızca çiftçi peyniri, yumurta, un ve tavaya ihtiyacı var. Sığır Stroganoff, ekşi krema soslu 30 dakikalık bir sotelemedir. Bir tencere pancar çorbası, katmanlı çorba yöntemini öğretir ve gece boyunca iyileşir. Sıfırdan Pelmeni, geleneksel olarak büyük partiler halinde yapılan ve dondurulmuş değerli bir hafta sonu projesidir.
Hayır. Geleneksel Rus mutfağında biber ısısı neredeyse tamamen önlenir; lezzet dereotu, sarımsak, karabiber, defne yaprağı, yaban turpu ve hardaldan gelir; son ikisi kapsaisin ısısından ziyade keskinlik sağlar. Fermente turşu, lahana turşusu ve smetanadan gelen ekşilik baskın vurgudur. Rusya'da bulunan Gürcü kharcho veya Orta Asya plov baharatları gibi daha baharatlı yemekler, komşu mutfaklardan ödünç alınmıştır.