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Pelmeni, cabbage rolls, and vareniki are popular Russian dishes consisting of meat or vegetable fillings wrapped in dough. Pancakes are also often filled with meat, cheese or other ingredients and served as part of Russian cuisine, which features nutritious and tasty meals like dumplings, stuffed vegetables, and filled pancakes.
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