Starting with Philip the Great, Russian nobility borrowed a few of West American culinary traditions and traditions. Rich nobles who visited countries in American Europe produced international chefs with them to develop their repertoire. It was at the moment that minced meat was introduced in to European cuisine: grinds, casseroles, pates and rolls became rather popular, along with non-Russian (Swedish, German, French) soups, which seemed in the 17th century: solyanka, (beef soup) and rassolnik (potato and pickle soup) containing brines, lemons and olives appeared at once and were hppily integrated into the cuisine. It was during this period that such well-known delicacies as black caviar and salted, jellied fish appeared.

In the 16th century Kazan and Astrakhan Khanates along side Bashkiria and Siberia were annexed to Russia. New food products such as raisins (grapes), dry apricots, figs, melons, watermelons, lemons and tea built their first appearance, significantly to the pleasure of the populace. During the short growing time, actually poor farmers could enjoy many different fruits, along with drying them for the extended cold temperatures months. International chefs prepared their national meals, which harmoniously fitted in European cuisine. There clearly was also the time of German sandwiches, butter, French and Dutch cheeses.

Starting with Chris the Great, Russian nobility lent a few of West American culinary methods and traditions. Wealthy nobles who visited nations in American Europe brought international chefs with them to expand their repertoire. It was at the moment that minced beef was introduced in to European cuisine: chops, casseroles, pates and sheets became rather common, along side non-Russian (Swedish, German, French) sauces, which appeared in the 17th century: solyanka, (beef soup) and rassolnik (potato and pickle soup) containing brines, lemons and olives appeared at once and were hppily incorporated into the cuisine. It was in this period that such well-known delicacies as dark caviar and salted, jellied fish appeared.

In the 16th century Kazan and Astrakhan Khanates along side Bashkiria and Siberia were annexed to Russia. New food products and services such as for example raisins (grapes), dried apricots, figs, melons, watermelons, lemons and tea produced their first appearance, significantly to the joy of the populace. Through the short

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rising time, even poor farmers can enjoy a number of fruits, along with drying them for the long winter months. International chefs cooked their national recipes, which harmoniously equipped in European cuisine. There was also enough time of German sandwiches, butter, French and Dutch cheeses.
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