蜜芽传媒

Hello,Veronika,
Everything looks so delicious that I immediately got hungry :) You gave us a hearty welcome- thank you for it! I am eagerly expecting your next posts!
Eny from Bulgaria

Eny...You're my man (or my woman) !
You are terribly wright!
Dishes look wonderful and delicious.
Draniki seems to be a sort of omelette with potatoes, isn't it?
I got many ideas for tonight's dinner...I'll try and let you know!
See you tomorrow

Good evening

C.

Hi Veronika,

I'm hungry (^_^).

Great post. You're great.

Cheers - Natanael - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil

wow you ve made a great representation of your culinary traditions easy to be understood by every one even we can cook dranici you give us an idea how it s cooked so those who like cuisine have to just try it!thank you
hadjer from algeria waiting more

Hello, Veronika! Thanks for your post. The thick pancakes from grated potatoes look very tempting. I like them with any filling, salty or sweet. They are always delicious. What it is not common for me is the "dishes in jugs". As you say at home we usually prefer simple food made with good ingredients and with all our care. I麓m going to the kitchen, it麓s time for dinner here. My regards. Beatriz. Argentina.

Hi Veronika, hi everyone!
Very nice post! I have my mouth watering, and I've just had breakfast! In Russia we have thick pancakes which are called olad'i (oladushki). But they are made out of flour, not of grated potatoes. They are quite different from Belarusian draniki, it seems. Have you tasted stuffed pike (褎邪褉褕懈褉芯胁邪薪薪褍褞 褖褍泻褍) yourself? It's tasty, but this fish has too many bones. One should be careful eating it. I like your 'lazy' dish. I myself prefer it for my breakfast quite often.

Best wishes,
Svetlana, Russia

Hi Veronika, I very glad to see you here, my dear neighbor!

Both your posts are great! Your style is very easy reading and content is interesting. After last article I think all of us want to try your national dishes. And I am no exception :) fortunately I know some recepts of the draniki and pancakes because our cuisines are very similar.

Wish you good luck with your blog and I look forward to next post.
Marina from Miscow.

Dear vironika ,

Thank you for this wonderful participation , You made me break my fast twice this day :) According to the pictures it seems very tasty , so I would like to give me some ^_^ .

Thanks
Omar

hi Veronika
Dishes look deliciuos.We've got the same pancakes made of grated potatoes.Have a nice day
Martin from Poland

Hi Veronika! Although I have just had lunch, I cannot help but feeling peckish again especially after seeing these tidbits. How about your eating hours? Do people in Belarus have dinner early in the evening? Have a great weekend and cheers!!

Hi Veronika! Your post is so cool. It's introduced me the typical food looked delicious in Belarus. I really wanna taste it!

Hello Veronika

I like your post. You have also introduced us your traditional delicious dishes.
I look forward new blog.

Thank you
Gul

Hi Veronika!

Thak you for a nice post and revealing the pictures of such yummy looking dishes. Buy the way, I got the Enlish word for draniki.In English they call them hash browns. Well, to me Belarasin cuisine is quite similar to Russian one. The same pancakes and many other stuff that people eat in Russia. However, you gays of corse have something unique like the machanka.

I am looking forward hearing from you in the near future.

Best wishes,
蜜芽传媒_fan

Hi, Veronika!
Thank you for this deliciuos post. Yesterday when I was reading your letter, I decided to cook hash browns (draniki), they were great I should say.
Thank you one more time. I'm looking forward to your new post.
Best wishes,
Tatiana.

Hello!Veronika,

It has been fascinating to read your amazing post. I have to say all the dishes make my mouth watering.

Cooking is a passion of mine,by the way.

Rachel from China

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Hi hi!
Carota, how was the dinner? Did anyone else try to do sth of it? :) Tatiana, i'm glad that you enjoyed draniki;)
Svetlana, yeah, i tried stuffed pike, but i like it looks more than its taste)))
Filippo, as for me, i don't have special hours at all:) i eat when i want to eat:) but mostly we have breakfast, then we eat at 13-14 (for me it can be breakfast sometimes:) and then in the evening, may be about 18-19.

hello,they look very good ,I'd like to enjoy these.and I'm a fan of cooking, but I only make Chinese food.

G'Day Veronika! I see that we almost have the same eating hours!! Have a good day!!

dear Veronika,
firstly thank you for your post, 谋 would like to tell you we have similar dishes in my country, the only differences are names:) of course every country has own dish name.谋 like to cooking wh谋ch you sent us at the begining... and in the second picture we say that is krep:) 谋 was in malta and 谋 had friend from russ谋a one day 谋 cooked for her some meal and she told me; we have same,and she is your neigbour. just 谋 have remember why our table so similar,.. maybe vegetable is from anywhere..:)

take care

Hi Veronika and everyone!

I come from Poland, so your country is located near to mine. I like your topic. It's really curious that we can know national dishes from different country in front of the screen. Sometimes when I go on holiday abroad I am afraid of trying something that I don't know what it contain. This topic is really instructive.
Thanks a lot.


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Best wishes
Kate (Poland)

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Hello Veronika,

Your note about the eating out in Belarus is great and pretty interesting. I feel saliva on my t-shirt after watching picturies and reading recipes. It was hard enough to keep my mind in good because I'm sitting at the courses in the institute now and I'm as hungry as a hunter:D
But anyway thanks for your post. I'll call my grandmother and say to her she would cook draniki:)

Best wishes,
Alex.