8 Russian Comfort Foods You Need To Try

What are the comfort foods Russians actually grow up with? Not restaurant food - the stuff your mom or babushka made for you, and you still associate with home decades later. Oladushki and pirozhki from grandma. Syrniki your mom somehow made better than everyone else. Vareniki, blini, golubtsy, and in Siberia it's pelmeni at New Year. And when no one is home it's buterbrody assembled from whatever was in the fridge. For us, many of these foods come with very specific memories - summers with grandma, holidays with family or tasties childhood moments Which Russian comfort foods would you like to try? Next: Why do Russians learn poems by heart in school? Why do Russians put dill on everything:    • Why Do Russians Put Dill on Everything?   Why do Russians eat so much soup:    • Why Do Russians Eat So Much Soup?   Why Russians love black bread so much:    • Why Russians Love Black Bread So Much   ☕❤️ Buy us a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/MashaAndMartyn ✈️ Martyn's channel on expat and nomad life (EN):    / @nomadulitka   🥗 Masha's channel on nutrition and healthy lifestyle (RU):    / @mashakuzo   📹 Masha's TikTok on nutrition and healthy lifestyle (RU):   / masha.kuzo   📹 Martyn's TikTok on US English (RU):   / zayanenado   📧 Email: MashaandMartyn@gmail.com #RussianFood #RussianCuisine #RussianComfortFood #russianculture Timecodes: 0:00 Intro 1:34 Bliny 3:16 oladushki 4:52 Varenye 5:13 Pirozhki 8:06 Vareniki 10:30 Syrniki 12:56 Pel’meni 16:14 Golubtsy 21:28 Outro :)