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coulibiac (Russian: кулебяка, romanized:
kulebyaka [kʊlʲɪˈbʲakə]) is a type of
pirog usually filled with
salmon or sturgeon, rice or buckwheat, hard-boiled...
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completely enclosed.
Similar Russian pastries (pirogs) of
other shapes include coulibiac, kalitka, r****tegai, and vatrushka.
Pirozhki are
either fried or baked...
- broth, or consommé.
Certain types of
pirog are
known by
different names:
Coulibiac, a middle-size
Russian pirog of
oblong shape with a
complex filling; Kurnik...
- Know.
Harper Collins. p. 53. ISBN 9780060083908 – via
Internet Archive.
Coulibiac. Jung,
Susan (2
October 2011). "Affair of the tart". SCMP.
South China...
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simply a rich fish
broth that
accompanied fish pies (pirozhki, r****tegai,
coulibiac, and
other pirogi).
These days it is more
often a fish soup,
cooked with...
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cuisine and can take on
various forms,
served plain or filled, as
coulibiac, or with many
other different savory fillings, such as
fillet of beef...
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serve borscht is with a
coulibiac, or a
large loaf-shaped pie.
Possible fillings for croquettes,
paszteciki and
coulibiacs include mushrooms, sauer****...
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Bizcocho Boyoz Briouat Bruttiboni Bulemas Bundevara Chorley cake Coca
Coulibiac Coussin de Lyon
Cream horn
Cremeschnitte Croline Cronut Cruller Cuban...
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Bizcocho Boyoz Briouat Bruttiboni Bulemas Bundevara Chorley cake Coca
Coulibiac Coussin de Lyon
Cream horn
Cremeschnitte Croline Cronut Cruller Cuban...
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Bizcocho Boyoz Briouat Bruttiboni Bulemas Bundevara Chorley cake Coca
Coulibiac Coussin de Lyon
Cream horn
Cremeschnitte Croline Cronut Cruller Cuban...
