Fish Po-Monarstyrsky | Russian Chef | Russian Cuisine

I don't know why but my mother cook it every year on January, 1 - New Year Celebrating. I think she likes fish... and milk. I guess.

So, you need:

• white fish;
• onion;
• milk;
• flour.

Cut the fish into pieces. Cover them with flour, salt and pepper. Fry on a pan for 3-4 min from both sides.

Warm up the milk.

Slice the onion. Put the half of it into a stew pan, then put the fish and the second half of onion. Fill up the stew pan with milk.

Put the stew pan into the oven for 15 min.

Blins | Russian Chef | Russian Cuisine

These ones are one of the most famous dishes in Russian cuisine. They are mandatory for Maslenitsa - the week before Lent. Lovelovelove them very much. With caviar, meat, curd, honey, jam or just themselves.

Blins (singular: blin).

You need:

• 1 egg;
• 3 cups milk (680 ml);
• 2,5 cups flour (300 gr);
• salt;
• sunflower oil.

Blend egg, milk, flour, pinch of salt and a tablespoon sunflower oil until clots disappear.

Put some oil on a pan (do it every time before you pour the dough on a pan) and pour the dough with a small ladle on a pan. Pour the dough tilting the pan to make sure the dough spread evenly. Fry the blin from the both sides.

Good with butter and caviar))).