Dishes of Russia at the National Centre: from "Vologda Syrniki" to "Pskov Morning"
When
visiting a new region, tourists often aim to explore its history, culture, and
attractions while sampling traditional cuisine. This latter goal can be
achieved even at the planning stage of a future trip — in the cozy buffet of
the National Centre RUSSIA.
Alongside
the usual selection of salads, sandwiches, pastries, and beverages, the buffet
features unique dishes designed to inspire guests to embark on an exciting
journey across Russia. One such example is the "Vologda Syrniki."
These delicious, tender cheese pancakes, adorned with bright forest berries,
are served with sweet sauce and sour cream, delighting fans of this popular hot
dish.
A pleasant
anticipation of a vacation is sparked by the omelet poetically named
"Pskov Morning." The dish is beautifully garnished with salad leaves
and sun-dried tomatoes, accompanied by an aromatic slice of crusty baguette. It
offers minimal calories, maximum benefits, and possibly a fresh idea for a
family outing, as the Pskov region undoubtedly has much to offer.
The buffet
at the National Centre RUSSIA, like its expositions, welcomes guests daily
except Monday, from 10:00 to 20:00.
On 2 September at 18:30, the National Centre RUSSIA invites visitors to an open recording of a new episode of the "Russia Speaks" podcast.
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