Thread 212243080

Made for dinner turkiye thighs and vegetable stew
In your country?

I hate snacks all day so I skip dinner

>>212243080 (OP)
going sober, yakut fren?

>>212244436
I want to have potato chips but can't choose a good day to have them

>>212244476
I was at a party yesterday, don't wanna drink today. Although I have a little bottle of cider made from smoked apples in the fridge

I have one big eggplant left, so tomorrow I'll eat half of it with fried eggs and make asadzuke (quick pickle) from the other half to have with dinner

>>212244805
>I was at a party yesterday
socioblyad’

>>212245366
With my closest friends, not with some ransoms
I don't have any social skills

>>212245445
>ransoms
What do you do for life, anon?

>>212245634
Uhh I mean randoms, yeah.

The government here tells us you cannot afford vegetables or liquor, how the hell are you posting anon? They encourage us to donate food to Russia, although for some reason the address is an Israeli one.

>>212246052
He's a richfag his parents are oil barons from Yakutsk

>>212246172
Pretty sure the only barons in Yakutsk are the ones with reindeer herds.

>>212246052
Governments always lie

>>212246172
Right now my parents are middle class but I was literally born in poverty, check the Yakutsk IWO thread I posted in May to take a look at where I lived as a kid

>>212246239
Americans as always shock us with their deep knowledge of the world.
REINDEER HERDERS LIVE IN TUNDRA
Now open the map and look where is Yakutsk and where is the tundra. Reindeer herders live at least 500 km to the north of Yakutsk.
Yakutsk is located in Tuymaada valley on the banks of river Lena and traditionally local people have always been non-migratory pastoralists herding cows.

>>212246356
No one cares little bro

>American shits up thread
>refuses to elaborate
>leaves
why are they like this?

>>212246288
Your version of poverty is having a 5 bedroom mansion instead of the 10 room moscow apartment you have now

>>212243080 (OP)
You're my favorite poster on this board

>>212246424
And your version ofpoverty is being a fent zombie in Philadelphia.
Everybody has his bag to carry.

>>212246356
To be fair Yakutsky is a relatively unknown place for even people who do study their geography. I know Western Russia quite well, Caucasus somewhat, but anything after the Urals is all a blur to me. I know Yakutsk isn't quite that far, but it isn't well known. I can point Novgorod Seversky, Pskov, St. Petersburg, Moscow, Tula, Rostov, and Kursk reliably. Everything else I'm gambling if I have a blank map.

Back to reindeer, I thought you guys had a big hunting culture or something, with everyone having to go hunt a bear as a traditional measure of adulthood (for men). Not sure if I'm confusing you guys with another region or if it's more bullshit from people on this board..

>>212246561
*Yakutsk, even for. My ability to type is now dependent on whether I had coffee or not.

>>212246424
You just choose a random thing to believe for no reason at all and pretend that it is true.
Here's the mansion I grew up in

>>212246456
Thanks

>>212246561
Honestly I think it's both bullshit and confusion, albeit hunting is much more popular in Yakutia compared to other regions.
However no one hunts reindeer as far as I know, they are herded.

>>212246636
That's the mansion your maid grew up in

>>212246636
I actually find that building charming. Probably upsetting to live in if your apartment is especially worn down, but it doesn't look that bad. I'd probably be most concerned about the condition of the plumbing.
>>212246689
I see, stereotypes take a life of their own. My state is considered "Midwestern", so people assume we're full of cornfields and farmers. They don't understand we have industrial plants everywhere, and our shittiest city is the hub of a metro area with 5 million people.

>>212246824
ohio gozaimasu! :3

>>212246871
Michigan

>>212246942
my condolences

>>212246824
Yeah, stereotypes are pretty retarded. They all exist for a reason, but not understanding that stereotypes are always a very exaggerated version of reality is kinda dumb
And yes, that building wasn't that bad. It was initially a dormitory/communal apartment building, but as people were moving out, the remaining people just annexed their rooms into their own flats. We also did that. Until the age of 4 me and my parents all lived in one room, and the toilet, the guestroom and the kitchen were shared with neighbors. Then my parents sent me to my granny for 4 months and when I came back all the neighbors were gone and we were suddenly living in a relatively big apartment (we annexed their rooms)

>>212246951
Thanks, but Ohio is far worse. We are the Ruhr valley of America, just more hopeless and selfish. I always wanted to visit Germany as a kid, don't think it'd be the same as the Germany I learned about in old books.
>>212247080
Interesting, I'm guessing nobody came in to fill the empty rooms, so the people who stayed got them. Is it quiet in Yakutsk, or does the region see a lot of population growth? Here we are noticing a lot of immigration, but the 2nd gen rarely have kids. Halloween gets quieter every year.

>>212247289
Yakutia is one of the few regions of Russia that has constant positive population growth not caused by migration. The city is also growing, many people from the villages are moving in
I'm going to visit Yakutsk again in July.

>>212247405
So that is true then, I'd read some threads on other boards and the Russians all confirmed that Yakutia was the only place with a growing population. Not sure why the rest of Russia is doing so bad, but I could say the same for the place where I live. I'd to visit Russia for the Golden Ring and to tour the historic cities, how is the attitude towards Americans right now? I know some Americans have gone recently and there were no problems, but I'm wondering if the trouble will come from the government or the citizens. The Russians that come here are mostly liberashkas, but some aren't and nobody gives them trouble.

>>212247614
Golden ring is nice, I haven't visited most of the cities but I really liked Vladimir and especially Suzdal.
As for the attitude towards Americans, it's alright. You definitely shouldn't expect any problems from Russian people, we like foreigners who take interest in Russia.
The government institutions probably pay extra attention to all who come from the west right now, but as long as you don't break any laws you'll be alright.

>stew
>barely any liquid
Ivan, I......

>>212248202
Well that's good to know, not like I'd be doing anything except depleting the local vodka supply and stuffing myself with pelmeni and shashlik.

>>212248477
It is more like a ratatouille but I didn't want to use that word not to enrage any food snob
Inspired by this video: https://youtube.com/shorts/mU34TQNUO2o?si=9nZGIugpSlBOORY5

>>212248605
You're welcome

>>212243080 (OP)
6/10

>>212249136
Where's the ketchup

>>212249088
Just in time for another question: what meat dishes do russians eat? WIkipedia didn't have many, but it looks like Russia doesn't have a heavy, meat-focused dishes like barbecue or steak. Lots of sausage, but even at the Russian stores here I don't see much variety.

>>212249203
In the store

>>212249262
>he doesn’t know

>>212249262
Idk. We eat meat frequently but I can't think of dishes focused primarily on meat, usually meat is just an ingredient

>>212243080 (OP)
i would wake up in the middle of the night if that was my dinner.. replace the veggies with potatoes and add a cup of mayo with a cup of pickles and desert
>t, i'm bulking

>>212249318
Except that of course

We often eat "kotlets" which despite the name are not cutlets but more like salisbury steaks or japanese hambagu

>>212249318
See over here we would just call that shish kebab.
>>212249331
>>212249366
>salisbury steak
Very underrated, not very popular here since young people are disgusted by "diner" foods that aren't hamburgers or hotdogs. Same thing for organ meats, but things are changing and you'll see some places offer liver or oxtail dishes on the menu.

>>212249505
And ova there, they just call it shashlyk

>>212249136
that looks like poverty food

>>212249588
And you call it döner :)

>>212249704
This ain’t döner, wyboi. Educate yourself on oriental cuisine.

>>212249734
I jest, but I often get kebab and doner/shwarma mixed up. Shashlik just seems like skewered meat roasted in a fire. No steaks or beef/lamb stews in their diet it seems.

>>212249808
>No steaks
It’s just not a national dish. Most meat dishes come in with something else. Pelmeni, pierogi (not Polish pierogi, that’s a different thing), borsch, schi, etc.

>>212249589
I don't want too cook anything

>>212249900
I'm shocked nobody in the US tried exporting our barbecue to Russia, I think they'd enjoy the novelty and it'd sell decently in the bigger cities. The Russians probably are content with their national cusine, but I'm really surprised they never did more with beef or lamb compared to their neighbors.

>>212250097
It may surprise you, but everyone knows what burgers, pizza, and barbecue are in Ruzzia.

Cheese and bread
Fruits for dessert

>>212250129
Nonsense, the television told me that Russians only eat bread and drink vodka, but only after standing in line for 5 hours. Russians are conceived and born in these bread lines, as they have nothing better to do. In reality I don't know how far American food has penetrated their country. I'm confident Moscow and St. Petersburg has everything, but what about Murmansk or Krasnodar?
>>212250188
>still can't get roquefort cheese in local markets since 2020
France please

>>212250097
US grilling culture is just a but too cumbersome for Russia. The grill is massive. The afford a grill you need a dacha or a house with land, and you also need the grill itself which is also quite expensive.
Shashlik is made in a type of grill called mangal which can be very cheap (starting at 10 dollars) and can also be very light so you can carry it around. That makes shashlik available to everyone. Poor students can buy a mangal, a bunch of coals and meat and just gather in a forest or in a park.

>>212250338
>he doesn’t know about Krasnodar’s famed khinkali pizza and Murmansk’s herring sushi
ngmi

>>212250380
Makes sense, our grills are major investments unless you use the ones in public parks.
>>212250447
That pizza looks like it's going to release toxic mushroom spores into my face if I get too close.

>>212250586
That’s how Ruzzian orkz WAAAAAAAAAAGH you :)

>>212250626
Funny enough I was tempted to make a Tyranid joke about the pizza. We're everywhere lol

>>212250447
Khinkali is the most overrated dumpling ever
Too bad buuzy aren't popular in Moscow. When I'll be in Yakutsk I gotta eat some