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Author Topic: For the guys that have brought over a lady  (Read 29804 times)
Pordzhik
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« Reply #45 on: April 25, 2003, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to For the guys that have brought over a la..., posted by wsbill on Apr 25, 2003

Mine insisted on drinking bottled water for the first six weeks, now she she fills a glass direct from the tap.

I've finally got her out of the nasty habit of leaving cold tea in the pot and topping up with hot water even after several hours ugh! She still refuses to take milk and sugar with her tea.

The only canned foods we buy now are those tinned tomatoes I use for Italian recipes and caviar and other fish. She took a while to get used to frozen foods.

She's still experimenting with ingredients as our local supermaket has far more range than anything she could get in Ukrainian markets.

She has taken well to English cooking, I do all the exotic stuff about twice a week. Galoopsie and borsch and the home made soups are the only Ukrainian food we eat nowadays, we are not able to buy Ukrainian kolbassa sausage here.

I wouldn't say that there's anything to really avoid as taste is a personal thing. Your lady will be amazed at the range in your supermarkets and will need your help in choosing ingredients, esp, for the exotic recipes. Her favourite takeaway is good ol' cod and chips wrapped in paper bought from the seaside.

www.thefoody.com for English and Irish recipes since Roman times.

BTW. When we are out in restaurant, pub or club she always likes me to choose a drink or cocktail new to her, as back in Ukraine it's all just vodka and beer.

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Apk1
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« Reply #46 on: April 26, 2003, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to Re: For the guys that have brought over ..., posted by Pordzhik on Apr 25, 2003

Bangers and mash? ,  ...just kidding!
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Pordzhik
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« Reply #47 on: April 26, 2003, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to What is exotic English cooking?, posted by Apk1 on Apr 26, 2003

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Pordzhik
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« Reply #48 on: April 25, 2003, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to Re: For the guys that have brought over ..., posted by Pordzhik on Apr 25, 2003

before making soup from those things you find inside chickens that my mum used to feed to the cat.
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Apk1
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« Reply #49 on: April 26, 2003, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to She waits til I'm out of the house, posted by Pordzhik on Apr 25, 2003

I agree with you about the leaving the house when my wife cooks her chicken giblets....it is not a pleasant smell!

My Russian wife prefers my barbeque also...we buy a lot of fresh fish and I prefer it grilled, she asks for it often.

Apparently chineese food is quite expensive in Moscow, so when my wife arrived here she loved trying all the different Asian foods here in California...Mexican food is one of her favorites because they offer many dishes with shrimp.

One substitute we have found to a Russian dish...Pelmini...is to use chineese pot stickers...also known as Asian dumplings....very tasty with the proper sause..

My stepson only ate mashed potatoes and steemed rice when he first arrived two years ago. He would not eat meat, mostly due to his terrible teath...could not chew without pain. His teeth are in perfect health now and feels no pain so now he eats everything....he is not unlike any American kid now...still will not eat green vegetables!

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RickM
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« Reply #50 on: April 25, 2003, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to For the guys that have brought over a la..., posted by wsbill on Apr 25, 2003

Gotta laugh at the question...
The wife was "boiling" milk just a few weeks ago for the baby over a year now so I ask her you still giving formula to baby???
She didn't know whole milk was "pasturized" and answers everybody "always" boils milk for small children ;-)...

Everything "leftover" use to end up as borche(soup) but "she" was the only one to eat it...
Her pelmeni and monte is a treat now and then but she has learned a lot of basic different dishes just by us stopping by a diner now and again(something many RW don't do before coming to USA is to eat "out" now and again...I suppose their economy dosen't allow for it...

Going to the market and purchasing food for the whole week was something that took some getting used to for her in the beginning...No animals outside and no outdoor markets around the corner...However,all types of imported fruits and vegtables available all year long was quite a "treat" in the beginning...

Thank God there "isn't" a bottle of Vodka on the table for "each" meal...

Now...If she could only learn how to "make" money as easily as she has learned to "spend" money....Some things are "universal" in every country....

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Stevo
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« Reply #51 on: April 25, 2003, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to For the guys that have brought over a la..., posted by wsbill on Apr 25, 2003

ggg
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wsbill
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« Reply #52 on: April 25, 2003, 04:00:00 AM »

... in response to Very little FSU type food (BORING) - she..., posted by Stevo on Apr 25, 2003

I'd like to hear the kinds of food she was preparing you and how did you tell her to be creative with her cooking?

What is favorite ?

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