Mingling in Moscow
MOSCOW the capital city of RUSSIA is the most populous. It has the largest community of billionaires in the world.
MOSCOW is situated on the Mooskva River and has more forest area within its borders than any other city in the world.
MOSCOW may have long winters and short summers but that doesn't stop visitors from flying into MOSCOW and experiencing all the fascinating things it has to offer.
With one of the deepest underground metro systems in the world navigating around MOSCOW is easy. Once you arrive at one of Moscow's airports you can begin mingling in Moscow and mastering your way around the city like the locals.
Here's a list of things not to miss when in Moscow:
The Moscow Kremlin, one of the greatest architectural complexes in the world, a medieval city fortress, a World Heritage Site.
The Kremlin Armoury
Bolshoi Theater
Chaika Swimming Pool
Gorky Park Skaters Rink
Izmaylovo Market
Moscow City Tour
St Basils Cathedral
Red Square
Vorobyovy Gory Nature Preserve
MOSCOW is flooded with extraordinary eating establishments from A to Z. Below are just a handful of recommendations:
Mari Vanna (authentic Russian), Homemade Cafe (International),
Red Square 1 (authentic Russian), Gallery (International),
Shinok (Ukrainian; house specialty, vareniki), Stolle (Central Asian; known for coffee, pirogi pies, and cakes). Kaukazskaya
Plennitsa (Moscow's favorite for Georgian dishes), Filimonova &Yankel Fish House (outstanding seafood).
The Russians love their food and one of their most famous dishes are Blini. When time permits feast on a plate of Blini at one of Moscow's restaurants.
BLINI (Blee-nee)
2/3 cup all purpose flour
1/2 cup buckwheat flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon yeast (rapid rise yeast)
1 cup warm milk
2 tablespoons butter, melted
1 egg, separated
1) Mix flours, salt, and yeast in a large bowl.
2) Pour in warm milk, mix and cover with towel for 1 hour.
3) Stir melted butter (make certain its cooled) with one egg yolk.
4) In separate bowl whisk egg white until stiff and fold into mixture. Cover mixture with a towel for about 20 minutes.
5) Heat non stick pan over medium heat and drop quarter size portions of blini dough into the pan. Cook for one minute on one side until bubbles form, turn and cook 30- 40 seconds. After all the blini are cooked keep them warm.
Top each blini with caviar, smoked salmon, or other fish,
minced onions, sour cream, and fresh dill.
ENJOY MINGLING IN MOSCOW!
The Kremlin Armoury
Bolshoi Theater
Chaika Swimming Pool
Gorky Park Skaters Rink
Izmaylovo Market
Moscow City Tour
St Basils Cathedral
Red Square
Vorobyovy Gory Nature Preserve
MOSCOW is flooded with extraordinary eating establishments from A to Z. Below are just a handful of recommendations:
Mari Vanna (authentic Russian), Homemade Cafe (International),
Red Square 1 (authentic Russian), Gallery (International),
Shinok (Ukrainian; house specialty, vareniki), Stolle (Central Asian; known for coffee, pirogi pies, and cakes). Kaukazskaya
Plennitsa (Moscow's favorite for Georgian dishes), Filimonova &Yankel Fish House (outstanding seafood).
The Russians love their food and one of their most famous dishes are Blini. When time permits feast on a plate of Blini at one of Moscow's restaurants.
BLINI (Blee-nee)
2/3 cup all purpose flour
1/2 cup buckwheat flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon yeast (rapid rise yeast)
1 cup warm milk
2 tablespoons butter, melted
1 egg, separated
1) Mix flours, salt, and yeast in a large bowl.
2) Pour in warm milk, mix and cover with towel for 1 hour.
3) Stir melted butter (make certain its cooled) with one egg yolk.
4) In separate bowl whisk egg white until stiff and fold into mixture. Cover mixture with a towel for about 20 minutes.
5) Heat non stick pan over medium heat and drop quarter size portions of blini dough into the pan. Cook for one minute on one side until bubbles form, turn and cook 30- 40 seconds. After all the blini are cooked keep them warm.
Top each blini with caviar, smoked salmon, or other fish,
minced onions, sour cream, and fresh dill.
ENJOY MINGLING IN MOSCOW!
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