Is Russia Vegetarian friendly?

[limey_defence]

I don't know. I'm not a biologist. They have four? Well, that, sort of, be pretty cool to be a cow.

[Verbatim]

There are lots of traditional Russian dishes without meat or fish. Many of these have potatoes and mushrooms as major components. The Russian cuisine also has a lot of meatless and dumplings and pierogi (usually with things like, again, potatoes amd mushrooms, as well as sour cherries and saurkraut).

[TiraChitra]

Originally posted by CitizenOfWorld
I would suggest to live on pure vodka as vege diet

We cows and bulls eat only grass and are sooooo strong

I like my steak bloody rare, with about 6 shots of vodka to wash it down.

[TiraChitra]

Originally posted by limey_defence
I don't know. I'm not a biologist. They have four? Well, that, sort of, be pretty cool to be a cow.

Cow's aern't the only one with 4 stomachs. I have four as well. The fourth one ends at my knees. lol

Kidding, just kidding.

[Uncle_Pasha]

Here is my humble effort to make Russian travel easier for vegetarians:

Making Russia a vegetarian-friendly destination

Enjoy.

Pasha

[HATALbR]

Uncle Pasha:

Happy New Year!

I knew I recognized your name, from some time ago!

I hope all is well....

Sincerely,
Natalie