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  • Belarusians today still eat a lot of their traditional Belarusian food. Popular dishes include cold sorrel soup, mushroom soup, babka (baked grated potato pie), kolduny (dumplings), draniki (thick potato pancakes), kolduny, kletski (dumplings), babka (thick potato pancakes).
    Traditional Belarusian food is served in restaurants that feature both the simple fare of rural peasants and the more elaborate meals enjoyed by Belarusian oligarchs.
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  • Machanka has one of the most memorable names in Belarusian cuisine. ‘Machanka‘ means to ‘dunk’ in English.
  • It is time to learn more about the delectable Belarusian foods or their general cuisine! I will help you with the first step, and you won't regret doing so.
  • Only after World War II did it occur to the communist authorities that the proclaimed ‘flourishing of national culture’ should also be evident in the cuisine.
  • It is impossible to imagine national cuisine without dessert! And kulaga has long been such a tasty treat for the Belarusians.
  • Belarusian national cuisine has evolved over the centuries. Belarusian culinary traditions represent a mix of simple recipes used by commoners and a...
  • Belarusian national cuisine has evolved over the centuries. Belarusian culinary traditions represent a mix of simple recipes used by commoners and a...
  • Hearty, soulful, homely – all these epithets describe the national cuisine of Belarus. Authentic dishes of Belarusian cuisine are traditionally prepared from the...
  • Even today you can taste the old national recipes in various restaurants of Belarusian cuisine, which guests of our country are happy to visit.
  • Belarusian cheese occupies a special niche in the market. Belarusian national cuisine: the most popular dishes and recipes for their preparation.
  • Be sure to try the classic drachona or the minced meat casserole. As a rule, it is always present in restaurants of national Belarusian cuisine.