Russia (bbabo.net), - What to do with yourself during the long holidays? You can go to the ice rink with your family, spend the day on the ski slope, or just walk around the city. There are many options. It is worth stopping by the Moscow festival "Journey to Christmas", where you can recharge yourself with the New Year mood and taste dishes from different countries at the same time.
For example, on Revolution Square you can find Czech trdelniks with sugar and cinnamon, boiled condensed milk, jam and white chocolate, as well as salted caramel, custard, apples and whipped cream. Serbian cuisine is also prepared here: pleskavica, cevapcici, Serbian chicken and smoked sausage.
Tverskaya Square offers African vegetable soup with chicken, Hungarian goulash, homemade dumplings and fire cutlets. On the site, opened on Admiral Rudnev Street, they are treated to ginger-honey tea, hot chocolate with walnuts, a Christmas drink, cocoa with marshmallows. You can add Christmas stollen, gingerbread or French profiteroles. Fans of fast food should look at Profsoyuznaya Street or Dmitry Donskoy Boulevard. There you can try a Christmas burger, Polish, Bavarian, chicken a la russe or Norwegian fishburger. There are also hot dogs in different variations. And on Matveevskaya Street they sell sandwiches with turkey and apple, with venison, lingonberries and baked cheese, with cheddar and lingonberry marmalade.
On Koptevsky Boulevard, fans of Russian pies with cabbage, mushrooms and potatoes, chicken, apples and meat are awaited. There is a cheesecake with cottage cheese, an old Russian kurnik, a pie with a viziga and a mushroom kulebyaka. Indian cuisine is presented on Khachaturian Street. Here, for example, you can try chicken thighs in honey mustard sauce with walnuts or lamb loin with figs. It is better to look for Uzbek fast food on Glory Square: here you can find hearty pilaf, barbecue cooked according to all the rules, and chebureks, and mini-samsa, and chuchvara with meat.
By the way
The addresses of the festival venues can be found on the Moscow Seasons website.
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