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Classical vegetable vinaigrette with ingredients at your will:
- marinated mushrooms
- sprats
- meat of wild fowl
- smoked eel
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The name «vinaigrette» comes from French «vinaigre» - vinegar, what is the rationale to consider this salad as foreign. But in the world cookery this salad is named as “Russian salad”. The most competent authors of Russian book of recipes are sure, that it is native Russian dish. |
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Mix-salad with grilled eggplants, courgettes,
pepper, tomatoes and mozzarella cheese, dressed with
herbal sauce. |
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Extraordinary delicate salad with mix-salad, shrimps, strawberries with red and black caviar. |
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// Hot Appetizers
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Fried duck liver with forest berries,
accompanied with sauce Porto. |
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Foie gras is one of the most popular delicacies
and its flavour is described as rich, buttery, and
delicate, unlike that of a regular duck or goose liver.
Foie gras can be sold whole, or prepared into pate,
mousse, or parfait, and is typically served as an accompaniment
to another comestible, such as toast or steak.
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Cold soup with home-made kvass and greens, sturgeon,
serpent grass and horseraddish with sherry or champagne
at your will.
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You will be served with the botvinia in the
very manner as it was served in Moscow English Club
– the most fashionable restaurant of Moscow of the
end of 19th century. |
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Okroshka is cooked on the base of the restaurant-made
kvass with veal, fresh cucumbers, eggs, greens and
sour cream. |
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Soups |
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Traditional Russian soup with fresh
spinach, sorrel, new potatoes. It is served with quail
eggs and sour cream. |
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We recommend you before the main hot dish: |
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| Ice aromatic sherbet (water ice) with
champagne and fruit juice. |
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In the 19 th century it was fashionable
to name it “frozen punch” and before the revolution
at the showy dinners it was served before the roast
poultry meat in order to stimulate the appetite of
the dinning persons again. |
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