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Better return those containers or you’re gonna get a lecture 😂
Absolutely! It is not my first rodeo.
@CrazyRussianDad Hey Comrade. Have You even been to a Rodeo? 💯🇷🇺🇺🇸
Eat like a Soviet. Appetizer, mayo, Main course, mayo, dessert, mayo. Only thing that doesn't come with mayo is the vodka. Comrade id full of eggs.
😂😂😂😂
Мама всегда позаботится о своих малышах, даже если они уже взрослые, дай ей Бог здоровья. ❤
As a midwestern American, my mother too makes salads out of mayonnaise and potato and I enjoy it more than the world accepts.
Mothers make the best food!
As the grandson of an Irish immigrant I can confirm that salad made of potatoes, onion, celery and mayo is one of the best things on earth. I will eat a 5 gallon pail of it without apology.
@@dusfitz cant forget about potato cakes
Am I the only one who calls it potato salad
@@MichaelOsborne-bf2omno lol
Here in romania we got a similar salad. Its called beuf sallad. It carrots, potatoes and peas and chicken meat boiled in chicken stock. You cut them up real samll and put very much mayonaise on it.
Oohooo am mancat ieri😅😅
И маринованный огурец,без него не вкусно,нет остринки.❤❤👍👏😄✌️✌️🕊️🌍🇧🇾
It tastes better without carrot, with carrot it calls Stolichniy as I know. And it's more delicious to put boiled chicken fillet cutted into cubes instead of kolbasa (sausage). Also flavor highly depends from marinated cucambers flavor. This salad can literally put you back in the childhood, for me it reminds New year and Christmas.
I love this guy he's cool
Hmm the salad Olivier looks very similar to a food from my motherland it's called "salată de beof" from Romania
The first dish we call here Russian salad. And it is in fact really delicious
where is "here"?
@@CrazyRussianDad I don't know where he's from, but in Argentina we call him "Russian salad" or "old clothes."
@@CrazyRussianDad Serbia
Also in Ecuador
merica
Nothing is better than the food your mother gives you to take home! Make sure you braing enough bag space! respect!!!!!!
На русском нормально разговаривай
my mom isnt a very good cook. its very bland and unhealthy
Happy birthday to your mother!
Thank you so much 😀
Ruska salata a staple for this Serb growing up. Always made with leftover turkey meat. Love it
Potato salad. Perfect for summer. And just amazing. I could eat it all day.
Ешьте как советский.
It would be correct to pronounce it like : Кушай как советский гражданин, because ешь is more imperative and it sounds like you wanna make someone eat while they are not hungry or don't want eat something, and soviet isn't complete word in Russian, so if you translate it from Russian it would get like this : Soviet citizen
@@uraniumConnoisseurтак ты определись на русском пишешь или на английском умник!
@@StalkerWoTblitz7 я человеку объясняю, смысл докапываться?
@@uraniumConnoisseurтак нах русскому человеку писать на английском и на русском?!
We have here in portugal something called salada russa(russian salad) its mayo, potatoes, green beans, peas and carrots.
Add a boiled egg
Damn rus didnt know you were chill like that
My name is Oliver and I’m from Poland but salad Olivier is excellent
The first salad sounds like potato salad I love potato salad. So that first dish would be a definite hit with me.
"Salad olivier" is same like our "Bramborový salát" in Czechia. We eat it on Christmas eve with chicken or carp, or just used them at "chlebíčky".
Sausage in Oliver?! I have never seen and/ or ever tasted that. If anything, shreds of white meat chicken.
Either way, it’s frkn DELICIOUS! And the pickle added is a sour pickle so it adds that extra oomph factor!
Doctorskaya kolbasa is traditional
They look delicious 😋😋
Man i love seeing your shorts, i also share them with my father, it gives him such a nostalgia of his youth in Communist Romania.
I love this food.....IT s real food...
My mother was from Russia. She passed in 2009 and this brings back so many memories so thank you. Our name is Kazista❤
Wow what interesting combinations I love the rich depth of your people❤
Every single dish looks great!
It doesn’t even seem that bad… I’d be down to try it
Happy belated birthday to your mother hope she's in good health
Can you try hematogen?
I keep postponing it :) as I m afraid people will freak out
The food looks so good, I wanna learn to make it.
Potato salad hits everywhere
We have the same salad here in Albania, we call it russian salad! I think it came after we got under the iron curtain after 1945. And by the way, the layered dough is called byrek! Look it up! It's made with yoghurt, meat and onions, leeks, eggs and spinach and lastly what I can think of, with cottage cheese! So yummy 😋!
Im originally from the Deep South and many dishes my mother used to make are quite similar.
Did he say fuhrer coat? 😂😂
I would love to try all of it !
My whole childhood ❤🎉was this tasty
I prefer herring with onions! But Olivyer, (however spell that) is delicious. I hate beets, dont get me started on borsh...it's okay with meat and sour cream though.
That looks and sounds really good
No, no it doesn't.
In italy is called Russian salad and is very good , the first one
It actually looks quite delicious.
Vladislav wishes for me to make these salads. Thanks for sharing! God bless you sir.
not sure who Vladislav is, but sounds good!
Greetings from France brother and bon appetit ! I did spend 6 months in Moskva and it was amazing... altough the food wasn't my best memories there 😁
I’ve always had a fondness for Russian culture, language, cuisine, etc…Even took a couple Russian classes in school but have learned more from the internet honestly. за любовь!
Nothing’s better then leftovers of olivie, vinegret, beet salad ( albeit different recipe)…! Especially on January 1st… lol … майонез-наше все!
Love it...
When I lived in Spain some restaurants served ensalada russa. I thought they had made it up themselves but now I realise it was probably salad Olivier. It wasn’t very good though. The proper Soviet variant is probably better.
Also salads with cabbage and herring is pretty similar to our Swedish traditional foods.
wow so nice food❤❤
These videos actually make me interested in eating like a Soviet!
Nobody can compare to mommas cooking😊
Looks tasty
Very good food
Seeing your videos make me realize that I am MORE Soviet then I expected 😂❤
100th comment love the videos!🎉🎉🎉
Looks great mama knows best what’s going to keep you going.
Dude that potato salad looks damn good, might have to try and make that one
They all look delicious 😋
they were!!!
Don't lie lol
@@RolandoSajid I wasn't, I love those kinds of foods.
I want to come by for some leftovers from your refrigerator, they look delicious 😂
You’re so damn cool!
Best salad from Russia
I'll be honest I've noticed how much majonez is being used in a lot of these recipes and knowing the kinda mayo you guys have I'm fully here for it
I miss my dad, he made this food so often. Going to get some pilmeni today and make olivye salad
Few of this stuff is familiar to me. In Poland we also make a salads out of potatoes, carrots, peas and mayo. We also like herrings in many variants. Greetings tovarish.
nothing like the love of a mother
Hits different on the hangover next day
So... Potatoes and Mayonnaise? I know I'm going to get someone screaming at me here. but that's Potato Salad. that's universal, Comrade. Our southerners here eat that, and depending on where they're from add all sorts of good (or amost no) seasoning to it. Tater Salad's some good stuff, my friend.
It’s different than just potato salad
They look delicious 😋
My father was from Russia. I don't know if this was actually something from back home or just some things he liked eating together, but he'd mix sliced radishes, sour cream, green onions, and probably some other ingredients I don't remember. I used to hate the smell, but I miss it now!
I love beets and potatoes. :D
My Ukrainian mother always added carrots and peas to potato salad. My dad loved it, us snotty Anerican offspring never understood the pea/carrot thing.
Yummy
Every dish is tangy ... would go well with my smoked sprats!
То же самое уже довольно давно наблюдается в Венгрии.
Iooks good wish I had some
One time I took my coworker to Eastern Europe restaurant and introduced shuba and he was mind blown…said he has wasted his life eatting tuna salad lol
Interesting.
I make all of them. Most that i like is shuba
Shuba is ALL THAT!
Here in Denmark, we also make something called Russian salad, it's made from beets, apples, pickles, mayonnaise, salt and pepper. I don't know how Russian it is though 😅
TOP KGB Secret!! Rrreal Rrrussian Salad😮
Take 3 boiled eggs; boil to well done: 2 mid size jacket potatoes and carrots.
Around 300 grams of ham or mortadella (or chicken meat if you looking for a healthier option).
1 small or half mid size onion.
Chop all of it. All ingredients must be the same size. Approx. 1 cubic centimeter.
Add canned green peas. Mix it with mayonnaise+salt+pepper as you like.
If you want a lighter version, you can mix 50:50 mayo and sour cream.
Enjoy the classic Russian Salad.
Remember! No beetroot or apples inside the salad. Boil potatoes and carrots to well done. No aldente crunch accepted 😊
@@artemymokhov255 Thank you! Will try it!
eating well
Mayo mayo and more mayo. I think I've been eating like a soviet my whole life. MAYO!
Huh, never woulda thought mayo was so popular in Russia 😂
Soviet nutritional doctrine was driven by the fact that Imperial Russia had chronic food and fuel shortages, and in the twilight days suffered catastrophic defeats in WWI, which led to civil war and further shortages. Without muddying the waters with details of warfare and famine, the USSR began a colosal effort to modernise food production and nutritional delivery from the late 1920's. Soviet food tends to be simple, but nutritionally ballanced and calorie-heavy. As such, most "winter salads" feature potatoes, some sort of meat-protein, and a mayo-based derssing. This includes at least one "salad" where several meat products are the accent ingredients (with potatoes and mayo), and another "fruit salad" featuring fairly accessable fruit like apples and oranges dressed with a quarter cup of mayo.
Did people really eat these things, yes ( mostly, probably not fruit with mayo). It's actually surprisingly good, and quite filling.
A "winter salad" (mostly cold boiled root vegetables, and meat) can be a meal in itself, and often serves that way when leftover from a celebration...
Keep this man protected forever
Dam Russians love for potatoes is putting my Irish heritage to shame lol 😅
to je kod nas zove ruska salata plus sunkica i jos povrca
Wait wasn‘t the first salad called Столичный?
It’s funny how Americans and Russias once upon a time/ still do made copious amounts of mayonnaise based salads
My mom's makes all of these almost monthly... She's cuban
To be fair their food looks nutritious. Just a shame they then go and spit all over it when talking 😂😅😅😅
My wife make these every new years
Thank god i from France.
Slowly realising that my German family may have been on a different side of that wall
Sounds like the russian Mayonnaise companies are rich as fugg
i love these videos but i haven’t seen a single food item i’d eat
All that sounds good to me I'm pretty sure I could eat like a soviet.
In America we simply call it potato salad.
I usually eat left over pickles, with vodka
No such thing as leftover pickles
In Romania we have salata de biof I think it's inspired by russian salad
Is it?
The struggle food
The calories of the poor ...... Mayonnaise 😂
Momma knows best 👌
Eat like a Soviet? Nah I'm good.