7. Russia
Ikra
Ikra is the Russian word for Caviar. It is often enjoyed along with foods such as crepes. However; due to the price, most Russians only eat Caviar on special occasions.
The picture above shows Caviar from the former soviet state of Georgia.
Borscht
Borscht is a soup common throughout Russia and Eastern Europe; this soup is made with beets. It is most often eaten at dinner on Christmas eve. Borscht is often quite a simple meal; and is eaten without any noodles or vegetables in the soup. Sometimes; people add sour cream to change the color of the soup from dark red to light pink. This also helps to mild out the taste.
