-
Greece Töltött káposzta –
Hungary Balandėliai –
Lithuania Halubcy –
Belarus Golubtsy (Голубцы) –
Russia Gołąbki –
Poland Holubtsi (Голубці) –
Ukraine Kāpostu...
- po****r meat dishes.
Other meat
dishes include stuffed cabbage rolls (
golubtsy)
usually filled with meat.
Salads include Olivier salad, vinegret, and...
-
holubky (Czech, Slovak), töltött káposzta (Hungarian),
holubtsi (Ukrainian),
golubtsy (Russian), balandėliai (Lithuanian),
Kohlrouladen (German) or kåldolmar...
- used.
Cabbage pie
Coulibiac Lakror Sha
phaley Cabbage roll Gołąbki, or
golubtsy Holishkes,
sometimes referred to as
golub Kåldolmar
Sarma Capuns Cabbage...
- (barley porridge) for the rice.
There are
similar Slavic cabbage rolls:
golubtsy in Russian,
holubtsi in Ukrainian, gołąbki in Polish. In the
Persian Gulf...
- po****r meat dishes.
Other meat
dishes include stuffed cabbage rolls (
golubtsy)
usually filled with meat.
Salads include Olivier salad, vinegret, and...
- butter, then
coated with eggs and
bread crumbs, and
either fried or baked.
Golubtsy Cooked cabbage leaves wrapped around a
variety of
fillings Makarony po-flotski...
-
Bliny –
pancakes or
crepes Borscht Dressed herring –
layered herring salad Golubtsy –
cabbage rolls Kasha –
buckwheat porridge Kotlety –
meatballs Kholodets...
- 2011.
Retrieved 17
January 2011. - "Голубцы - интернациональное блюдо" [
Golubtsy -
International dish].
Archived from the
original on 30
December 2010....
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Turkmenistan often also
serve Russian fare such as pelmeni,
buckwheat (grechka),
golubtsy, and a wide
variety of mayonnaise-based salads. The
potato and tomato,...
