Culture & Customs

Yekaterinburg: Passage to Asia
March 01, 2000

Yekaterinburg: Passage to Asia

Our trek east across Siberia takes us to Russia's fourth largest city--an industrial powerhouse with some surprises in its environs.

Tea Time in Russia
February 01, 2000

Tea Time in Russia

Tea was brought to Russia in the 1600s from China. Since then, the brew and its implements have become an enduring tradition of Russian society. The tea ceremony itself bonds families and communities

Honoring a noble fish
January 01, 2000

Honoring a noble fish

Russians honor fish in their cuisine, from the mundane herring to the noble salmon and herring. In this issue we feature Pan Roasted Sturgeon.

Perm: Gateway to Eurasia
January 01, 2000

Perm: Gateway to Eurasia

In this, the first of a six part series where we trek east across Siberia, William Brumfield gives us a tour of Europe's Easternmost Town: Perm. Also includes a long sidebar on Khokhlovka.

A 400 gold ruble salmon
October 01, 1999

A 400 gold ruble salmon

Drunken salmon is a superb appetizer that dates from the time of Empress Anna Ioannovna.

Beat the Heat, Go Green!
August 01, 1999

Beat the Heat, Go Green!

Letny salat, a simple Russian green salad, showcases the fresh harvest from the dacha.

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