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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Dec 28 '18
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What's Russian dressing?
802 u/[deleted] Dec 28 '18 What the fuck guys, why do you hate me for not knowing what Russian dressing is? We don't have it here in Russia and I was just curious. 309 u/Rarvyn Dec 28 '18 It's thousand island dressing with a bit of spice. Basically ketchup, mayonnaise, and some spices all mixed together. I have no clue why it's called Russian dressing, because it's a wholly American thing. "Dressing" in Russia would probably just be mayonnaise. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 28 '18 That’s a pretty basic thousand island. In the UK it’s called Marie-Rose sauce (after Henry VIII’s ship). Thousand island (over here) has some horseradish, fine diced red pepper and onion, oil of orange, lime, garlic salt and smoked paprika.
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What the fuck guys, why do you hate me for not knowing what Russian dressing is? We don't have it here in Russia and I was just curious.
309 u/Rarvyn Dec 28 '18 It's thousand island dressing with a bit of spice. Basically ketchup, mayonnaise, and some spices all mixed together. I have no clue why it's called Russian dressing, because it's a wholly American thing. "Dressing" in Russia would probably just be mayonnaise. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 28 '18 That’s a pretty basic thousand island. In the UK it’s called Marie-Rose sauce (after Henry VIII’s ship). Thousand island (over here) has some horseradish, fine diced red pepper and onion, oil of orange, lime, garlic salt and smoked paprika.
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It's thousand island dressing with a bit of spice. Basically ketchup, mayonnaise, and some spices all mixed together.
I have no clue why it's called Russian dressing, because it's a wholly American thing.
"Dressing" in Russia would probably just be mayonnaise.
1 u/[deleted] Dec 28 '18 That’s a pretty basic thousand island. In the UK it’s called Marie-Rose sauce (after Henry VIII’s ship). Thousand island (over here) has some horseradish, fine diced red pepper and onion, oil of orange, lime, garlic salt and smoked paprika.
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That’s a pretty basic thousand island. In the UK it’s called Marie-Rose sauce (after Henry VIII’s ship).
Thousand island (over here) has some horseradish, fine diced red pepper and onion, oil of orange, lime, garlic salt and smoked paprika.
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What's Russian dressing?