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Kvass Recipe (Quick Vs Traditional) - How to Make Kvass from Rye Bread
If you want to know how to make kvass in two ways at once, watch this video! The kvass recipe with and without additional yeast is explained simply and clearly. Thanks for watching!
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КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @nicolemacisaac1718
    @nicolemacisaac1718 8 днів тому

    Do you have any info on how to make one? Despite all my googling i only find crochet versions that arent quite this bag

  • @volkerwehrmann8192
    @volkerwehrmann8192 Місяць тому

    I live in Germany and remember in 6 th grade we used to have about 1kg hid away behind all of our desks it was very fun to snack in the lesion 😁

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 28 днів тому

      Yes, comrade, I think this story is familiar to many from childhood. Especially in the former USSR. You don't see that very often these days😁

  • @donwald3436
    @donwald3436 2 місяці тому

    You hold the seed while eating it, must be western spy!

  • @LoremasterGarcia
    @LoremasterGarcia 3 місяці тому

    I followed Boris' recipe to the letter. I even bought the same glass jar he used in the video. Lemme tell you, it tastes like medicine, dude. It's just plain bad.

  • @MrBexx1
    @MrBexx1 3 місяці тому

    so the one without additional yeast is lacto fermented?

  • @annesummers09
    @annesummers09 3 місяці тому

    I wish you would write down the recipes as I have a bit of trouble understanding you. I'd love to try this. Thanks

  • @UrDadsFavouriteMaleEscort
    @UrDadsFavouriteMaleEscort 4 місяці тому

    So, is there a "Worst Russian Guy"?

  • @peteroldemenger4450
    @peteroldemenger4450 5 місяців тому

    Got one two days ago from rabbit fur. It's hard to find a fur one here in the Netherlands since society doesn't like real fur i guess. But fur feels so much better then fake fur.

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 4 місяці тому

      It looks better and has some feeling of solidity or something like that. Animal rights activists can be understood, although sometimes they go too far.

  • @therealAZLN
    @therealAZLN 5 місяців тому

    I'm an American who stumbled across Boris' recipe when it first came out, and I've tinkered with my recipe over the years. Generally I like using golden raisins and serving it with a lemon wedge, sort of like how some Americans drink radler beer. If I serve it with an orange slice, it's like a wheat beer, but of course made with rye instead of wheat.

  • @marcwulfrath9948
    @marcwulfrath9948 5 місяців тому

    I like mine👍

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 4 місяці тому

      A really convenient thing when you use a glass.

  • @Carlie_flower
    @Carlie_flower 6 місяців тому

    Oh no I only just find your channel and this is your last video. Sad day. Thank you anyway! So happy to find this, I love fermenting and want to make this.

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 4 місяці тому

      As one famous character said: I'll be back! 😉

  • @sigmazero3325
    @sigmazero3325 7 місяців тому

    I just learned about kvass recently and am going to make my first batch of kvass for Christmas soon. Thanks for making an easy-to-understand guide!

  • @Zøltãnx_x
    @Zøltãnx_x 7 місяців тому

    I just found my father's old ushanka, which is from the Hungarian army and is very good in winter

  • @irinaposternatsky5364
    @irinaposternatsky5364 7 місяців тому

    This is an actual thing 😊

  • @lenayashina6777
    @lenayashina6777 7 місяців тому

    Нужно на герб их поместить

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 7 місяців тому

      I think they would look perfect on the Gopnik coat of arms! Maybe not only.😂

  • @fs-rg4ic
    @fs-rg4ic 9 місяців тому

    Теперь я знаю как делать квас😄

  • @madutiga8829
    @madutiga8829 9 місяців тому

    is it halal?

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 9 місяців тому

      I think kvass is halal. Muslim friends can safely try this ancient drink.

  • @Ainttnoway
    @Ainttnoway 10 місяців тому

    can you become drunk off this

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 9 місяців тому

      The alcohol content in kvass is approximately 0.5 - 2.5% I think this is not enough to get drunk. Especially if you are well trained in this activity😂

    • @Krahamus
      @Krahamus 9 місяців тому

      Depending on how long it has been fermenting, if you wait for 1 week, then it can reach 12% ab

    • @Krahamus
      @Krahamus 8 місяців тому

      @MrHost028 There is no methanol in fermented drinks it only contains ethanol, distilled drinks can have methanol, so you are 100% safe

  • @disturbeddude123
    @disturbeddude123 10 місяців тому

    kvass in dark bottle in a paper bag while eating semichki is best

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 10 місяців тому

      You definitely know how to have fun the Slavic way!😁

  • @bmiller949
    @bmiller949 Рік тому

    I heard about kvass in my modern Russian history class. I finally found it on Amazon. I will try this recipe instead. It sounds more like what my professor was describing.

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy Рік тому

      Cool! Let me know in the comments how it turned out.

  • @dorianblue4229
    @dorianblue4229 Рік тому

    Hey brat, total friendly respect from the Italian Alps... half of my diet is Russian way, I go to the Slavic shop but it's far from my little town, so now I'm just (trying... :) ) cooking myself most of it :) I even want to dry the fish i fish myself, just like vobla :) I watched many kvass videos and your video different times, now i put it at 0:75 speed so i could understand and remember better all your (and your grandfather's :) ) instructions :) Just a couple questions: (traditional method) 1. The bread leaven... if you put oven-burnt crackers, then the bread leaven is dead, right? So i can only guess that it still makes your leaven from the sugar: bacterias are in the air and they will smell and eat the sugar. And the bread (as it contains carbohydrates/sugar) - but the leaven doesn't come from inside the (burnt at150°C) bread - right? (Just asking) SO, maybe i could add just dry baker's leaven (lievito madre di grano tenero) as different from beer yeast (i find them in baker's shops/supermarkets) 2. This is just a detail... but if you add the big left bread in the 'warmish/cold' water of the living leaven, then it will not make like a dark tea of the kvas, right? So is it still good (do you think so?) to make the boiling water "bread tea" and then when it yes goes down to just warm, put the living bread leaven inside it, very dark, maybe? i say it's just a detail because your traditional kvas looks very good brown colour just like the quick one, but maybe it takesmoretime for the colder water to make 'tea' of all the bread. Thanks my friend! Sorry for long comment but it's because i'm very interested, and maybe it's useful for the other people here too :) by the way, i only don't add raisins because the cider taste it's from them (i think). Still good, but i prefer not mixing the tastes. I will try adding honey: what do you think? Bolshaya spasiba brat i pokà!

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy Рік тому

      Bro, thanks for the comment! I'll try to answer - completely burnt crackers should not be used. There are no problems with slightly burnt ones, and even good for the color of kvass. Dry or live yeast - there will not be much difference (1 gram of dry yeast is equivalent in weight to 3 grams of live pressed yeast). As for the bread left after straining, it can be used without yeast for new kvass. As for the raisins, they are (unwashed and ferment in the yeast-free way) and they are especially important for the carbonation of the drink (if you like more gas, add more raisins). Sorry for the long reply - very busy lately. Glad if my video is useful to people and thanks for the views and likes.😀

    • @dorianblue4229
      @dorianblue4229 Рік тому

      Hey BRG, Thanks so much for your reply. I'm reading again my comment and now i see how complicated it was, omg i must watch your video again carefully (my pleasure of course) to understand what i myself said 😅🙈 sorry... really 😌🙏😁. But, you have been very smart in giving a good explanation reply out of it! Very useful! I'm going to try!! 😎👌👌👌 Also, because i've never tasted it, i'm going to get some Zheltaya Bochka kvas from the shop... because on youtube i see people in other countries always drink that. So i wonder if it's very good. (Do you know it? What do you think?) The others i already tasted are Ochakovskiy (I find it complex but good) and Vyatsky (has a red label) - very sparkling (big gopnik otrygon factor 😅✌) I can't find any Russian guy to get ratings of these... but basically my shop i think can order anything from russia so if you have suggestions, go ahead. Again, i mostly make it at home but just want to try all types. There's one guy on youtube (russian/gopnik in new york) who tastes 7 or 8 kvasses and says Tsarskie is the best he can find over there. Thanks!!

  • @coffeewithlinda
    @coffeewithlinda Рік тому

    Hard to hear YOU over the music…

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy Рік тому

      Thanks for watching and advice, I will try to improve it in the next videos.

  • @Russianhatkid204
    @Russianhatkid204 Рік тому

    I love these hats

  • @brianthomason5022
    @brianthomason5022 Рік тому

    Is this guy the reason FPSRussia had to go to jail?

    • @brianthomason5022
      @brianthomason5022 Рік тому

      Additional yeast is def more important.

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy Рік тому

      @@brianthomason5022In any case, nothing will come of it without yeast. But it's good when you know all the possible options and you can choose.

  • @BrianOfAteionas
    @BrianOfAteionas Рік тому

    Interesting! I didn't know you could use bread to make the levain, or that you could save the bread for future brewing. I just used rye starter I had already because I decided to make my own Borodinsky (style) bread at home. It turned out good, but now I know the traditional way. Thanks!

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy Рік тому

      You're welcome! I'm glad that my videos are useful to people.

  • @thomasg6186
    @thomasg6186 Рік тому

    I saw this yesterday and bought one totay

  • @wilfred_ho
    @wilfred_ho Рік тому

    My great-grandmother used to make raisin wine, which is actually a really robust yeast starter. I made a jar, then used it to make my very first batch of kvass. I drink to your health. Stay well!

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy Рік тому

      It's nice to hear that. Thank you my friend!🍻😀

  • @kneedeepinbluebells5538
    @kneedeepinbluebells5538 Рік тому

    I PROUDLY Wear MY Own Ushanka Hat WITH The Hammer and Sickle In The Star !! Please DON'T Be A Coward - Wear It Brother !

  • @liveyourdreammedia
    @liveyourdreammedia Рік тому

    Oh I got to try and make this next summer! Thanks for posting!

  • @liveyourdreammedia
    @liveyourdreammedia Рік тому

    Child safe socket, good stuff and I did not expect it. Very clever! Brings back memories watching this. Visited Russia once, but will definitely return again!

  • @liveyourdreammedia
    @liveyourdreammedia Рік тому

    Hahahaha

  • @liveyourdreammedia
    @liveyourdreammedia Рік тому

    I don't know how I stumbled upon this, but I like it. I was in Russia once when 14 years old and I can still taste the tea and Russian chocolate. Spasiba for the video!

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy Рік тому

      You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!👍😀

  • @flogiu
    @flogiu Рік тому

    Kivas recipe is good but your accent совсем плохо , work on it

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy Рік тому

      I know I'm trying to work on it! But English is quite complicated. And thanks for watching!

  • @AuraCraft
    @AuraCraft Рік тому

    0:44 selenium <3 thanks for the info

  • @dankemusico5878
    @dankemusico5878 Рік тому

    Thanks for the guide, I’ve tried making kvass 2 other times, one time was really bad and the other time it tasted like tomato… hopefully will get a good one this time

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy Рік тому

      You're welcome. I hope everything works out for the third time!

  • @forgive_me_for_being_unfunny

    dude i wanna sub but i cant find the sub button

  • @paubadaboom8871
    @paubadaboom8871 Рік тому

    I loooooved the intro lol!!! Watched it several times. You made my day, sir!

  • @cliffordnelson8454
    @cliffordnelson8454 Рік тому

    Have bought a several. Had a really nice muskrat fur hat. Really nice and warm. Sometimes too warm

  • @MelGetmanova
    @MelGetmanova Рік тому

    Спасибо люблю 🤗💕🌹🫶🏼

  • @misaridaj473
    @misaridaj473 Рік тому

    Ty se holis strojkem taky se holim strojkem 👍

  • @jamiebeard8142
    @jamiebeard8142 Рік тому

    I would wear one especially in the winter 👍

  • @CorgiCorner
    @CorgiCorner Рік тому

    I had a version of this from a ww2 vet. He made it with unflavored gelatin packs and put slices of ham and green onions.

  • @matthewduquette
    @matthewduquette 2 роки тому

    I wish the audio was a little better! Love your stories! Your content is great 😊

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 2 роки тому

      Thanks, I'm trying my best!😊 It's all about the cheap microphone. I hope to improve the sound in the future.

  • @charliezetterstrom1823
    @charliezetterstrom1823 2 роки тому

    I like this intro.

  • @whitewulf4937
    @whitewulf4937 2 роки тому

    Thank you for this video. I'm an American military kid growing up and I haven't had kvass for a long time since i visited poland during the summers. I prefer kvass over coca-cola or any other sugary carbonated drink. Now I'm going to make absurd quantities of kvass for beverage canning. I plan on popularizing it here in New England.

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 2 роки тому

      Cool! It's nice that my videos are useful to people. Thanks for the comment.😊

  • @PapaTango1M
    @PapaTango1M 2 роки тому

    This is hilarious

  • @thatguy12ga68
    @thatguy12ga68 2 роки тому

    In Arizona we have very few places to get this slav black bread drink so I have stared to make my own, content like yours very much helps Спасибо.

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 2 роки тому

      Cool! Do-it-yourself is always more appreciated than what is sold in supermarkets. Thanks for watching and nice comment!

  • @thijsweijters1065
    @thijsweijters1065 2 роки тому

    How is life going my friend?

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 2 роки тому

      Normal, considering how abnormal things are going on. I'm trying to finish the videos I started, but it's very difficult so far. I don’t want to shoot about politics, but viewers may not accept anything else. 🤔Thank you for your support comrade, it means a lot to me!😊👍

    • @thijsweijters1065
      @thijsweijters1065 2 роки тому

      @@BestRussianGuy its good to hear that your doing good. I was a bit worried with the current situation and no uploads.

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 2 роки тому

      @@thijsweijters1065 Thank's man! I hope to be back soon with new videos.

  • @West-rn-showvn-ist-chick
    @West-rn-showvn-ist-chick 2 роки тому

    This reminds me of my childhood.. My Ukrainian Baba used to make it but it was called studanatz…. My Gedo and my uncles used to eat it with bread when they were drinking! 🤣

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 2 роки тому

      Yes, it's great as an appetizer. 😂 The name studen (студень) is also very common in the former USSR. Thanks for watching and interesting comment!👍

  • @Iquey
    @Iquey 2 роки тому

    Oh selenium!! This is good for your metabolism. I wonder if it is part a fashion coordination, that the adidas b/w tracksuit matches the shells of the black/tan seeds.

    • @BestRussianGuy
      @BestRussianGuy 2 роки тому

      Well noted! 👍Never thought about it in that way. I like this combination and it's certainly not without reason!😂