
Grill / BBQ / Eastern Europe
Grilled shish kebab – classic pork skewers
Classic grilled shish kebab not only depends on the meat, but also on the order on the skewer, the seasoning and a…
Origin in the recipe: Russia

Culinary world tour · Russia
Russian cooking spans very different regions and shares many culinary influences with neighbouring countries. Our collection focuses on hearty dishes and several shashlik variations.
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Russian cooking spans very different regions and shares many culinary influences with neighbouring countries. Our collection focuses on hearty dishes and several shashlik variations.
Shashlik is prepared differently across countries and families. Here are the existing pork, chicken and beef versions, plus oven, pan and pot variations.
The collection combines classic references and personal variations. Origin labels follow the existing cookbook and do not claim an exclusive origin.
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Grill
Classic grilled shish kebab not only depends on the meat, but also on the order on the skewer, the seasoning and a…
Get to know the recipe →Oven dishes
Winter shish kebab from the oven is exactly the solution when it's not grilling weather outside, but you still want to…
Get to know the recipe →Stir-fried dishes
This shish kebab pan brings the typical taste indoors without really missing the skewers or grill. It's quick to make…
Get to know the recipe →Russia in your kitchen
Cooking should feel good
Choose the method that suits your kitchen. Evenly cut pieces help cooking; marinade replaces neither refrigeration nor thorough heating.
The cooking guide keeps the ingredients and instructions at hand in each recipe. You decide when to move on.
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Recipes in this collection: 10. Classics, modern interpretations and Sven’s variations retain their original names.
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Grill / BBQ / Eastern Europe
Classic grilled shish kebab not only depends on the meat, but also on the order on the skewer, the seasoning and a…
Origin in the recipe: Russia

Grill / BBQ / Eastern Europe
Chicken shish kebab is a slightly lighter version, but needs just as clear seasoning and precise timing. If the meat…
Origin in the recipe: Russia

Grill / BBQ / Eastern Europe
Beef on the shish kebab skewer may taste a little more distinctive. Garlic and onion lead the way here, but what's…
Origin in the recipe: Russia

Grill / Eastern Europe / Classic
The onion and vinegar marinade brings exactly that classic, slightly bitter note that many people like in shish kebab…
Origin in the recipe: Russia

Oven dishes / winter cuisine / Eastern Europe
Winter shish kebab from the oven is exactly the solution when it's not grilling weather outside, but you still want to…
Origin in the recipe: Russia

Stir-fried dishes / Fast cuisine / Eastern Europe
This shish kebab pan brings the typical taste indoors without really missing the skewers or grill. It's quick to make…
Origin in the recipe: Russia

Stews / Winter cuisine / Eastern Europe
The shashlik pot is the more comfortable version of the grill classic. Everything ends up together in the pot, slowly…
Origin in the recipe: Russia

Stews / Classics / Hearty cuisine
A classic shish kebab pot with paprika sauce doesn't require any complicated technique, just enough time for the meat…
Origin in the recipe: Russia

Grill / BBQ / Eastern Europe
This variant combines the classic shish kebab skewer with paprika sauce and lecho much more completely. This is…
Origin in the recipe: Russia

Classic Recipes / Soups & Stews
Soljanka is one of the best-known classics of home cooking - spicy, slightly sour, strong and perfect when something…
Origin in the recipe: Russia
A little cooking know-how
Three tips to get you started. Each recipe gives its precise quantities, cooking times and variations.
Cover and refrigerate meat. Raw marinade must not be used as a finished sauce without cooking.
Similar-sized pieces cook more reliably. Different meats require their own cooking times.
Onions in a marinade and onions on the grill have different roles. Thin pieces can burn quickly over direct heat.
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