A dish of Russian cuisine, the etymology is not clear. Most often, the version is put forward that the name of the dish comes from the changed "village", from the word "village". Previously, only fish hodgepodge was prepared, later meat and mushroom ones appeared. They can be thin, like soup, and thick, replacing main dishes.
A dish of Russian cuisine, the etymology is not clear. Most often, the version is put forward that the name of the dish comes from the changed "village", from the word "village". Previously, only fish hodgepodge was prepared, later meat and mushroom ones appeared. They can be thin, like soup, and thick, replacing main dishes.
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