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Always happy to enjoy good-looking food. Kotlety are a redundancy here as we have meatballs. IDK, maybe I should learn more about Russia, I know almost nothing about it.
What do you need to know Ariete?
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Got it! Should I fry them in the same butter as the kotlety or change it?
I'd say fry in a fresh one, but add that old one by the end may be ( provided if it's not too burned) - then it will add some flavor to potatoes. Or just pour it over potatoes and coltlets once they are done.
As a bonus, you can skip mayonnaise in this case)))
( Russian mustard might be in order, since it's the ONLY hot condiment in Russian cuisine as far as I am concerned....)
I'd say fry in a fresh one, but add that old one by the end may be ( provided if it's not too burned) - then it will add some flavor to potatoes. Or just pour it over potatoes and coltlets once they are done.
As a bonus, you can skip mayonnaise in this case)))
( Russian mustard might be in order, since it's the ONLY hot condiment in Russian cuisine as far as I am concerned....)
I don't think I'll need to know anything right now. But as I only know Dostoyevski, Tolstoi, Adidas and dashcam videos, it's pretty much "anything at all". Oh, and Shostakovich. I like him.
I don't think Russian mustard can be found. It might, but I won't go searching for it. But I'm not a fan of mustard, I think I try with mayonez. For some odd reason Slavic food items are very hard to find here. Even Polish.
Do Russians really have that much confidence in their technology?
Finnish domain, Finnish flag on the front page and the text "registered trademark OY SVEN Scandinavia Ltd. Finland"
OY MEANS LTD, NO NEED TO HAVE A REDUNDANCY! And if the company isn't bilingual Finnish-Swedish, like Oy Ariete Ab, the Oy COMES AFTER THE COMPANY NAME, LIKE LTD!
Nothing happens. Still in English. But hey, who in Russia would click that?
Finland doesn't have a tech company called SVEN, and there's hardly any google hits on it in Finnish! It's a RUSSIAN company PRODUCING CHEAP CRAP FROM TAIWAN!
1."TM SVEN was registered in more than 50 countries and its owned by a Finnish company of the same name, which funds and coordinates international activity on brand development in the following fields:"
and 2. "But the affordability was provided due to allocation of production facilities in countries of the eastern pacific region, like Taiwan, and later in China.'
I don't think they'd refer to Finns if Finns had nothing to do with this whole "Sven" thing.
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