Thank you! :)

Thank you so much 😊

@@elenastravelsYou're Welcome. lots of KZfaq's never even try reply to the audience messages but not like them. Thank you.

Wow, thanks! I'm glad too hear that :)

Thank you! 😃

Thank you so much! :) Wanna visit Korea one day too!

You can try making them at home I guess :) You can find perepechi only in the Udmurt Republic though ;)

Thank you, glad to hear that 🤗

Thank you so much! :)

Nice! Do you live in Udmurtia?

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En Oudmourtie, on dit que les pelmeni ont été inventés dans notre république. Le plat géorgien s'appelle khinkali-c'est similaire au pelmeni, mais c'est toujours un plat différent :)

Пельмени с Удмуртии по удмуртски называется пельнянь (хлебное ушко)

Anastasia, thank you! I'm happy that you enjoyed watching the video :) I agree - I think it's impossible to truly understand a culture without exploring its cuisine! Well, maybe one day you should travel to Izhevsk to try this shawarma :D

Glad you liked the video! More to come! :)

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Thank you! :) Hope you'll come here one day!

Здравствуйте и спасибо! :) Perepechi are only popular in the Udmurt Republic :) Haha yes, you can eat them all here but you'll get really stuffed :D

@@elenastravels I don't mind. I'd like to try them out before I die. haha I've been interested in Russia, it's culture, history, language, etc since 1998 or '99 when I was 8 or 9 years old. Very long time, but I still hold the interest and I thank the internet for me to able to access to Russian everything. I've been picking up in trying to learn Russian again, and I hope one of these days, I get to finally visit Russia. I'm just disappointed that the US and Russia can't seen to keep good relations, especially with our new president Joe Biden stupidly calling Putin a killer and Putin responding back to Biden "I wish you good health," a subtle yet clever insult, knowing that Biden really isn't in good health. Despite the bad, I still have love and interest in Russia. 🙂

@@samuelmartinez6344 that's exciting! Why have you been interested in Russia? :) You definitely should visit Russia one day! It's quite different from the US :) Yeah, the relationships between our countries haven't been that nice unfortunately. But I still have many friends from the US and think it's a beautiful country! I wish everyone could live in peace.

@@elenastravels Well, since the late 90s as a lil kid, I saw mentions of Russian history thru educational video games, saw St. Basil, Kremlin, Tsar Cannon, learned about Ivan The Terrible, then saw more about Russia thru encyclopedias and spy video games, where I saw cool Russian letters, they talked so cool, creepy & dark settings of USSR, gulags, abandoned buildings, sad stories, cold cloudy and snowy weather, and crazy & shocking TV moments, like, where a woman reporter strips while doing newscasts or crazy police videos of crimes in USSR/post-USSR times. I hope you understand I was just a little kid and my curiosity of the world then was very big. Russia was THE country I wanted to explore, like a dream to visit this interesting unknown world people keep talking bad about. I don't buy the usual "evil red commie" idea a lot of US people say, especially the media. I never judge people of a country by their government. It's not fair to the people. Plus, folks think of Stalin, gulags, torture, communism, want to take over the world. I hate it because Russian people are so nice and genuine (which I respect so much) despite not smiling so much as here. It's not a bad thing though. It's just culture difference. Plus, the old Soviet vibes has its own unique appeal. Georgia, Moldova, and lesser-known little former USSR countries still have old Soviet landmarks, thanks to KZfaqrs 'bald and bankrupt' and 'Alina McLeod,' who traveled & showed places around there. Whether it looks beautiful or gloomy, I still find their unique appeal interesting. 👍 Sorry for "bible-sized" response, but I'm just in the good mood to let out my whole personal honest response to you about my interest in Russia everything. 🙂

Blini with cottage cheese are very popular here :)

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It is :)

Thank you :) I'm glad that you liked it!

Haha thanks :)

Oh, I didn't know that! Haha thanks :) Yes, I'll be posting new videos soon

Thank you, Bob!

Haha :D

Павел, спасибо! Я рада, что видео понравилось) Если захотелось кушать, значит видео удалось :D

Thank you so much 👍

I knooow!! Can you find Georgian food in Vancouver? :)

@@elenastravels Not yet but I looking for it every single week

Thank you! Glad you liked the video :) I'll check out your channel too!

@@elenastravels do you live in Russia or just passing through

Да, согласна, что у нас тут много всего интересного :) Многие за границей никогда и не слышали про Удмуртию и удмуртов. Поэтому и снимаю видео :)

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Haha thanks :)

Would be cool to see those mushrooms :D

@@elenastravels Believe me , 10 kilogramm each. Hihi

Haha :)

If it makes your life easier, I try to eat healthy every day ;D But I think it's okay to enjoy cheat food like this once in a while :) Hope you at least enjoyed your pizza!

@@elenastravels the pizza was ok. 😂

Come to Russia! :)

@@elenastravels to visit Russia would be great. It is on my list of places to visit😉

That was the point lol

Значит надо обязательно сходить! Спасибо :)

You'll definitely find lots of dishes here that you could try! :)

Да, конечно, есть еще много вкусной еды кроме перепеч :D Думаю, все-таки это хорошая уличная еда)) Необычно, дешево и вкусно 😊

@@elenastravels Да согласен полностью, мой кулинарный опыт слишком мал, но почему-то в первую очередь вспомнил про них,когда по глупости или нужде забежал в московский Мак, заказал себе ессно гамбургер. Было дико неудобно его кушать, ибо он такой большой и, дабы не нарушать концепцию поедания этого блюда, надо иметь очень широкий рот. Мне же пришлось есть его по частям. Вобщем, я не в восторге. Вдобавок удивляет принятое кушать сие творение в сочетании с колой, что противоречит моим удмуртским верованиям. Я не топлю за все удмуртское, но откушав, отметил про себя, что перепечи и пельмени гораздо удобнее и вкуснее в употреблении. Но тот пирог киш... Когда ещё выходишь в Иркутске на вокзал и тебя встречает длинноногая красавица с корзиночкой с этой прелестью, ммм. Тока из-за того приема с этим пирогом до сих пор тепло вспоминаю этот город. Опять же при ответном визите дама отметила , что перепечи удивительное блюдо. Спорить не стал, на том и остановились)

Hey, Rick! Of course we do :)

Ah thank you! Glad to hear that :)

Да, я про нее услышала по сарафанному радио)) Похоже, у нее много фанатов :) Про шаурму сейчас только заметила... Да, это их недочет. Хотя сама шаурма была вкусная.

Yeah, people here argue whether dumplings were invented in Asia or Russia lol

@@elenastravels Possible Mongo influence? Even shapes are same. 😆

@@lifeisshort99 I haven't thought about that! You could be right

I haven't shown all the food in Russia! There're still many dishes to explore :D

@@elenastravels Pls enlighten us with More russian cuisine, russia is still an unknown culture to the rest of the world and being such gigantic country I can only imagine the hundreds of recipes that you guys have, Idk if russia has as many recipes as china and India but russia is bigger than those two, so I hope that russia has at least half the recipes and that would still be soo many recipes

@@carlosvalenciah8306 well, I was thinking about making more food videos cause I also like this topic :D Maybe soon! For now you can check out the 'Herring under fur coat' recipe in my video about New Year's ;)

Waiting for more videos.

What do you mean?

What do you mean by forced? I've never been to Chechnya, so I don't know much about their food

​@@elenastravels he tries to troll you showing his ugly mind. But roots of Crimea cuisine indeed can be very interesting, for example - a famous swiss dish called Malakoff that is a ball of fried cheese typically found in Western Switzerland, on the shores of Lake Geneva. The name comes from the Battle of Malakoff, the dish itself having been invented by Swiss mercenaries during the siege of Sevastopol.

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Depending on where you're from :)

@@elenastravels USA