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piL posted:Not even stuffed cabbage? Like cabbage dolma? I don't think it's uniquely slavic, nor particularly popular wherever it exists.  Maybe stuffed bell peppers, but probably not those either. piL posted:That was meant to be a response to the "nothing in common with Polish or Russian" part of the statement, not evidence of "Slavic" food. And I was being cheeky. Then there's more in common of course, like pierogi
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cinci zoo sniper posted:I miss Arab food from Germany We do have a bunch of good caucasus food to make up for it though
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Arzachel posted:We do have a bunch of good caucasus food to make up for it though I wouldn't use “a bunch” to quantify its availability in Riga, but not quite all is lost, I agree. loving lamb prices here though, Jesus Christ.
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https://fakty.tvn24.pl/ogladaj-online,60/bratanki-w-niezgodzie-warszawa-i-budapeszt-stoja-po-odmiennych-stronach-barykady,1113845.html Polish-Hungarian rift is basically official. The anti-race mixing comments, Orban’s outright pro-Russian stance and Hungary’s willingness to go the extra mile for Russian gas led to a total breakdown of the Polish-Hungarian anti-EU alliance. In Poland, only the far-far-right (the pro-Russian one) still maintains there’s some sort of a sacred bond between the two countries. Both Poland and Hungary cooperated in sabotaging the EU’s drive to maintain the rule of law. There’s some hope now that Morawiecki, Poland’s prime minister, will back out of promoting the European far-right, especially since every politician he invited to Warsaw last year as part of the new European right revival drive turned out to be pro-Russian in the invasion of Ukraine.
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Mokotow posted:Stuffing poo poo into cabbage rolls is popular all over Asia and the Levant and there is no indication it came from EE. All food is good there I said it
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FishBulbia posted:All food is good Olives are not good then
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https://twitter.com/christogrozev/status/1553784578611023874 split between the immune disorder bit being a bit of misdirection and donning hazmat suits just being a standard precaution any time a prominent Russian suddenly falls ill abroad at this point
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cinci zoo sniper posted:Olives are not good then Mayo too
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Mushrooms are pretty gross too. Which is a problem because they loving love sticking them everywhere here.
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mobby_6kl posted:Mushrooms are pretty gross too. Which is a problem because they loving love sticking them everywhere here. 
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mushrooms (all of them) are basically the single greatest thing, great poison, great drug, great food all around versatility
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mobby_6kl posted:Mushrooms are pretty gross too. Which is a problem because they loving love sticking them everywhere here. Ban this sick filth.
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Goons when we don't talk about food: Goons when we do: 
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Based on the above, how about a combination of mushrooms, olives and mayo?
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Discendo Vox posted:Based on the above, how about a combination of mushrooms, olives and mayo? https://theolivescene.com/recipes/2015/7/8/mushroom-mayonnaise
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Discendo Vox posted:Based on the above, how about a combination of mushrooms, olives and mayo? There’s a mildly popular salad like that here. Mushrooms, corn, chicken, and mayo - sometimes changing meat, or adding olives, egg. Extremely vile poo poo.
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Olives are fine, it just depends on what you eat them with. I like mine with gin.
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I see the mushroom brain fungus already got to you all. Sorry to hear that!
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That sound proper vile, there is also a shitton of stuff in that recipe that will cover up the Porcini taste over mundane stuff like the mustard or the balsamic vinegar.
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Discendo Vox posted:Based on the above, how about a combination of mushrooms, olives and mayo? Add some capers and mustard to the mix, chop everything all tiny, mix with the mayo and you've got yourself a very satisfying somewhat vegetarian sandwich filling. And use some proper funky-tasting funghi you picked from the woods behind your house instead of supermarket white button mushrooms.
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You people must have led stomachs. Funghi destroys mine.
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Salted mushrooms, onion and smetana (or creme fraiche). Thats how you make the Finnish mushroom "salad". 
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mobby_6kl posted:Mushrooms are pretty gross too. Which is a problem because they loving love sticking them everywhere here.  You are no longer welcome in EE 
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Mushroom Exclusionary Eastern Europeans itt. Good mushroom: 1. Oyster Mushroom sliced in wedges and fried a'la wiener schnitzel 2. Chanterelle in runny scrambled eggs 3. Field Mushroom wedges sautéed and tossed with lemon juice Absolute masterclass 1. Red Pine Mushroom sautéed in butter with salt and pepper 2. Parasol Mushroom fried whole a'la wiener schnitzel (good luck not dying, since it looks abut the same like the deadliest mushroom of them all) Give me none of any of the following (a.k.a. i reject my eastern european heritage): - marinated slimy poo poo mushroom - mushroom soup of any kind - pedestrian poo poo like the dreaded common mushroom in any form haven't tried truffles, don't care.
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As an aside it's a great time for going mushroom picking into the forrest, saw tons of people with buckets of foxies/"chanterelles" around
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Anne Frank Funk posted:Mushroom Exclusionary Eastern Europeans itt. You forgot fresh porcini sliced over bruschettas, which are a killer aperitif. The fried parasol is honestly mundane and subpar(if it’s not fresh it’s like eating cardboard), esp given the risk of grabbing a lepiota muscata if you don’t know the difference.
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Finland lies between east and west wrt mushrooms in that Karelians had more similar habits with Russians and were fond of milk-caps which require boiling to remove the bitterness. In the western parts milk-caps were generally not appreciated and the focus was more on boletes and chanterelle. This division isn't so sharp nowadays because many Karelians were evacuated during WW2 to the western Finland along with their culinary habits.
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SlowBloke posted:The fried parasol is honestly mundane and subpar(if it’s not fresh it’s like eating cardboard), esp given the risk of grabbing a lepiota muscata if you don’t know the difference. I think I only ate them fresh since you have to pick it yourself. Lmao if you trust a roadside vendor with your liver and/or life.
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Anne Frank Funk posted:I think I only ate them fresh since you have to pick it yourself. Lmao if you trust a roadside vendor with your liver and/or life. I meant fetching one that was a bit stale, not out of a shop (most vendors here don't touch them due to the risk of grabbing a killer one) SlowBloke fucked around with this message at 08:52 on Aug 1, 2022 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFOsGJlwC_Y It's this time of year again. The Warsaw uprising was both fantastically heroic and ultimately criminal, in that it had no chance of succeeding. Around 200 thousand civilians were killed and Warsaw was turned to rubble. It's hard for me as a Pole born in Warsaw not to be extremely conflicted about this event. The Russians were chasing the Germans back to Berlin. Poles in Warsaw knew that if Russia takes the city, the hard-won independence of 1918 after 123 years of servitude will be lost. Would there even be a Polish state, had the uprising not taken place? No-one knows, maybe it would have resulted in Poland being sucked right into USSR outright. Post-war Russian propaganda perceived the uprising as anti-Soviet, so criticizing its leadership is often perceived as pro-Russian. I feel the decision to start the uprising was wrong, and followed a series of similar ill-fated uprisings (so-called January and November uprisings in the XIX century). It's also highjacked by nationalists, who try to use this anniversary as an opportunity to manifest their xenophobia (the flares visible in the August 1st videos are a sign of this - known from football stadiums where modern nationalism breeds). In all this, the city sirens sounding at 17:00 every year on August 1st and everyone in the city stopping for a minute is a constant, and you're free to make of that minute what you will.
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I actually have no ideas what the mushrooms are called in english, but edible Boletus(es?) are the superior mushroom option. Also marinated shrooms are great.
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Soo Serbian ministers really doing the “denazification” speech, huh 🤔 ref: https://rs.n1info.com/english/news/serbian-ruling-party-mp-serbia-might-have-to-begin-denazification-of-balkans/
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lexxyth posted:Soo Serbian ministers really doing the “denazification” speech, huh 🤔 Serbia is likely going to learn very fast that doing that poo poo without nukes stockpiles is a good way to have your capital and every urban centre turned into a crater.
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That's some bloodthirsty reactions to right wing fuckers doing right wing political poo poo.
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I hated mushrooms for like 25 years. Not so much the taste, but more the consistency. Except mushrooms fried in breadcrumbs for some reason. My mother tho, she kept making mushroom soup every time when I visited saying "I know its your favourite!", after a while I just gave up protesting. So now I eat all kinds, and its fine. In other news. Guess who is attending CPAC in Texas this week.  SlowBloke posted:Serbia is likely going to learn very fast that doing that poo poo without nukes stockpiles is a good way to have your capital and every urban centre turned into a crater. Serbia just doesn't learn from getting bombed by a superior military force. Apparently. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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I can take or leave mushrooms, I don't particularly care for them. I could go for a good leisurely mushroom or berry picking romp through the woods tho, ticks be damned. I'm honestly somewhere between genuinely worried and morbidly curious as to what the start of the heating season and rising bills will mean for the Baltics. Well, Europe in general, but Baltics in particular. It probably won't be good at all.
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a podcast for cats posted:I can take or leave mushrooms, I don't particularly care for them. I could go for a good leisurely mushroom or berry picking romp through the woods tho, ticks be damned. I would guess fuel/gas rationing and in extreme cases mandatory power cutoffs at certain times. Also useless individual responsibility stuff like demanding lowered maximum temps in houses with no checks whatsoever.
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SlowBloke posted:I would guess fuel/gas rationing and in extreme cases mandatory power cutoffs at certain times. Also useless individual responsibility stuff like demanding lowered maximum temps in houses with no checks whatsoever. Start of the heating season is two months after the upcoming elections, so it’s definitely going to be interesting.
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