What food from your culture do you dislike?

[Veneda]

Wow just googled it, looks spectacular, it literally is the kidney stew, damn

Yes, it looks quite good, but smells and tastes awful

[Mraz]

I'm not difficult with food, but maslenica is the only food that I dislike.

[Marinus]

All things considered, Black Pudding and Haggis

[Veneda]

I'm not difficult with food, but maslenica is the only food that I dislike.

What is wrong about maslenica? It looks quite deliciuos.

Is butter the main ingredient of the dough ('masło' means butter in Polish)?

[Mraz]

What is wrong about maslenica? It looks quite deliciuos.

Is butter the main ingredient of the dough ('masło' means butter in Polish)?

Maslac is butter in Bosnian, masno means greasy. I wrote maslenica but it is maslanica.

But otherwise it's too "heavy", it's just some kind of dough.

[Crimean]

What is wrong about maslenica? It looks quite deliciuos.

Is butter the main ingredient of the dough ('masło' means butter in Polish)?

Maslenitsa - in Russia it is a holiday with pagan roots in which people say goodbye to the passing winter and bake a large number of pancakes. The villagers also often jump over the fire and burn a scarecrow.
Is there a similar holiday in Poland?

[Veneda]

Maslac is butter in Bosnian, masno means greasy. I wrote maslenica but it is maslanica.

But otherwise it's too "heavy", it's just some kind of dough.

Ok, I was interested if Polish word 'maslo' (butter) has similar meaning in Bosnian. For native Polish person 'maslac' and 'maslanica' are words connected with butter.

I agree that such a dough based on butter can be 'heavy'

[Veneda]

Maslenitsa - in Russia it is a holiday with pagan roots in which people say goodbye to the passing winter and bake a large number of pancakes. The villagers also often jump over the fire and burn a scarecrow.
Is there a similar holiday in Poland?

No, we do not have such a holiday in Poland. You are unique with your beautiful "Maslenitsa pancake festival". I only heard about it. Hope it is still alive in Russia

[Ülev]

welcome to my thread about Maslenica
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ing-Maslenitsa

[Crimean]

No, we do not have such a holiday in Poland. You are unique with your beautiful "Maslenitsa pancake festival". I only heard about it. Hope it is still alive in Russia

Thank you.
I think this is one of the most sustainable folk holidays and it will live as long as the Russian people exist.