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Kalach with tongue, shish kebab from catfish, rooster shchi soup — we are waiting for everyone at the Tula feast on January 10

Kalach with tongue, shish kebab from catfish, rooster shchi soup — we are waiting for everyone at the Tula feast on January 10
Photo: Ravsky/iStock
01.09.2024

On the Day of the Tula Region in the House of Russian Cuisine it will be possible to get acquainted with Old Russian dishes in a modern interpretation. Masterclasses and tastings will be held by Tula experts in Lenten cooking and Old Russian gastronomy.

11:00 — 11:30 Registration of the record "The largest map of the Tula region made of Belevsky pastila" with the size of 3*3 meters.

11:30 — 13:00

— Kalya with catfish (Lenten menu)

— Catfish kebab with micro greenery

— Quails in berry broth.

— Buckwheat cutlets with catfish according to the recipe of residents of Manaenki village, Tula province

— Tula dezhen

— Apples baked with honey

— Tea table

Masterclasses and tasting from Oleg Olkhov, chef, expert in Lenten cooking and Old Russian cuisine.

19:00 — 21:00 Beef jelly with soaked berries and horseradish, masterclass on preparation of the most interesting dish will be held by Anton Krupenin, brand-chef of SheLESt restaurant of JustWOOD country hotel.

Shchi soup from rooster stewed in the oven; kalach with beef tongue cooked in the Russian oven, with salted milk mushrooms — a masterclass from Mikhail Lukashonk, brand-chef of the Mark and Lion restaurant and Maxim Mikhailov, chef of the Mark and Lion kalach restaurant.

VDNH, House of Russian Cuisine

January 10, 11:00 — 13:00 and 19:00 — 21:00

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