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Sayuchito said:
If we talking about Slavic things - I'm from Poland :D
There is one thing that I love in Slav cuisine - pierogi ^^ (ang. dumplings)
You can eat them with everything! (Like meat, fruits, vegetables)
So, if some of you will travel to PL I recommend to try some :)
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I love them to. Luckily here in Arizona USA I have a real Polish bakery just down the street. Imagine that. Babushkas rolling pierogi in the desert. They sell all kinds, and sausages. It is also a deli. I would love to visit Poland some time.
 
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Sayuchito said:
If we talking about Slavic things - I'm from Poland :D
There is one thing that I love in Slav cuisine - pierogi ^^ (ang. dumplings)
You can eat them with everything! (Like meat, fruits, vegetables)
So, if some of you will travel to PL I recommend to try some :)
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Need! OMG!
 
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wiredandwound said:
I love them to. Luckily here in Arizona USA I have a real Polish bakery just down the street. Imagine that. Babushkas rolling pierogi in the desert. They sell all kinds, and sausages. It is also a deli. I would love to visit Poland some time.
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It’s not same...but, there are Chinese places serving dim sum....take what you can get I guess.
 
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No worries! I will explain you in particular.

The Russian word “blin” literally means “pancake” in English.

Slang:

It is used in the same way as English equivalent word “shit” or “damn”. But blin is considered to be softer word than [blyat] “shit” or “damn”. That’s to say, polite swear word.

Vot blin! - translated as “Hell’s bells!” or “Oh, shit!”
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It's a second-string swear word, like saying "darn it" rather than "damn it". "Blyat" or блядь is a swear word, and "bleen" or блин (literally crepe) is the lighter substitute.
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Stopppp! I’m trying to be limerence and shit.

I’m busting a gut over here with this!!!

::::::Stares in Adidas stripe flat hat::::::
 
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It’s sometimes called the “Asian Squat”
There are differences....not jus Adidas.

Let us all revel and learn! Bask in glory!

 
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Sayuchito said:
If we talking about Slavic things - I'm from Poland :D
There is one thing that I love in Slav cuisine - pierogi ^^ (ang. dumplings)
You can eat them with everything! (Like meat, fruits, vegetables)
So, if some of you will travel to PL I recommend to try some :)
pierogi-z-kasza-i-grzybami.jpg
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+100

Meaty Pierogi with Barszcz, that's like the staple polish survival food of maximum comfort (it's so good).
Or Berry Pierogi with cream cheese and sugar...oh god the memories!!
 
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Sayuchito said:
If we talking about Slavic things - I'm from Poland :D
There is one thing that I love in Slav cuisine - pierogi ^^ (ang. dumplings)
You can eat them with everything! (Like meat, fruits, vegetables)
So, if some of you will travel to PL I recommend to try some :)
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One of my Polish friends used to make pierogi for parties. They were amazing!
Another Polish friend made pickle soup and... seriously... if anyone has a recipe for Polish pickle soup I will be eternally grateful.
 
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