Culture & Customs

Honoring a noble fish
January 01, 2000

Honoring a noble fish

Russians honor fish in their cuisine, from the mundane herring to the noble salmon and herring. In this issue we feature Pan Roasted Sturgeon.

Perm: Gateway to Eurasia
January 01, 2000

Perm: Gateway to Eurasia

In this, the first of a six part series where we trek east across Siberia, William Brumfield gives us a tour of Europe's Easternmost Town: Perm. Also includes a long sidebar on Khokhlovka.

A 400 gold ruble salmon
October 01, 1999

A 400 gold ruble salmon

Drunken salmon is a superb appetizer that dates from the time of Empress Anna Ioannovna.

Beat the Heat, Go Green!
August 01, 1999

Beat the Heat, Go Green!

Letny salat, a simple Russian green salad, showcases the fresh harvest from the dacha.

Kizhi: An Island of History
August 01, 1999

Kizhi: An Island of History

A popular stopover for river cruises, Kizhi island in Karelia is an astonishingly beautiful preserve of some of Russia's best wooden architecture.

Pushkin's Estates
June 01, 1999

Pushkin's Estates

Pskov region's three estates associated with Pushkin were more than a quiet place for the poet to create; they also offered material for his muse.

Two worth an eaten egg
June 01, 1999

Two worth an eaten egg

Caviar stuffed eggs and an Egg & Cheese Salad are the two egg dishes in question.

Rostov Veliky
April 01, 1999

Rostov Veliky

A jewel in the Golden Ring, Rostov Veliky remains little touched by the tumultuous tides of this century's history.

Twice-baked Sturgeon
April 01, 1999

Twice-baked Sturgeon

This tasty dish wraps a succulent sturgeon in a puff pastry for a dish sure to amaze.

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