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Polish cuisine includes soups like żurek which is a soured rye flour soup and barszcz which is a beetroot soup. Popular main dishes include bigos which is a stew of sauerkraut, meat and mushrooms and kotlet schabowy which is a breaded pork chop. Common side dishes are pierogi which are dumplings filled with various fillings, and salads like a vegetable salad made with potatoes, carrots and eggs. Polish meals often include sausage, potatoes, pickles and sauerkraut. Traditional snacks include bread with lard and a pickle, and smoked cheeses like oscypek are popular as well. Vodka, beer and mead are common
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In Russian cuisine, foods are often steamed, boiled, or roasted rather than fried, and are made with meats, vegetables, and dairy. As Russia has long, cold winters, traditional Russian dishes emphasize carbohydrates and fats over proteins to provide more sustaining energy. Some common Russian foods include borscht (beet and meat soup), ukha (fish soup), okroshka (cold vegetable and egg soup), pelmeni (meat dumplings), vareniki (filled pasta), blini (thin pancakes), and kvas or kompot (fruit-based drinks).
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