Hmmph. I feel slandered Slava. The Big Boy hamburger or the In-n-Out hamburger are high water marks of culinary excellence (depending on your upbringing). But I do agree that ketchup on anything is an abomination for the adult palate. It’s forgivable for children eight years old and under.
I’ve never had Kotlete but it was probably a vocabulary word when I studied Russian in the 80s. I will take it upon myself to try it out.
Have you ever tried Pljeskavica or cevapi? Like most things communist, Tito did it better because he could draw on Ottoman and Habsburg legacies.
Hysterical and something I will try at home. The recipe seems like a peek into the mysterious russian soul.
Have you not just described the Salisbury steak? An item which Americans have also, with much glee, turned into an abomination
Hmmph. I feel slandered Slava. The Big Boy hamburger or the In-n-Out hamburger are high water marks of culinary excellence (depending on your upbringing). But I do agree that ketchup on anything is an abomination for the adult palate. It’s forgivable for children eight years old and under.
I’ve never had Kotlete but it was probably a vocabulary word when I studied Russian in the 80s. I will take it upon myself to try it out.
Have you ever tried Pljeskavica or cevapi? Like most things communist, Tito did it better because he could draw on Ottoman and Habsburg legacies.
I love how you pay tribute to khmeli suneli.
First time I’d ever heard of it but I am going to do further research. Sounds delicious!