Solyanka

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Variations

Pickled mushrooms Cucumbers Smetana Dill Beef

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History

Cabbage Cucumbers Meat Poultry Fish

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Distribution

Soviet occupation zone Brandenburg Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Saxony Saxony-Anhalt

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Name

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Alternative names: Selyanka
Associated cuisine: Russian, Ukrainian, Latvian, Georgian, East German
Main ingredients: Meat, fish, or mushrooms, pickled cucumbers, cabbage, onions, often potatoes, smetana, dill
Place of origin: Russia
Serving temperature: Hot
Type: Soup

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Nodes61

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Triples55

Avg. degree1.97

Density0.032787

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Solyanka

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related to history · 18

Solyanka → Ancient Russian Housewives, Dictionary, Experienced Russian Hostess, Gerasim Stepanov, Housekeepers, In, It, Miscellaneous Shti, Nikolai Osipov's, One, Russian, Russian Academy, Since, The, The Handbook, Troublemakers, Ukrainian, Yekaterina Avdeyeva's

related to Distribution · 17

Solyanka → Angela Merkel, Berlin, Brandenburg, East German, East Germany, German, It, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Soljanka, Soviet, Soviet Army, The, The German, This, Thuringia

related to Variations · 7

Solyanka → All, Cabbage, Fish, For, Meat, Separately, There

related to Name · 6

Solyanka → Due, English, Later, Other, The, There

Alternative names · 1

Solyanka → Selyanka

Associated cuisine · 1

Solyanka → Russian, Ukrainian, Latvian, Georgian, East German

Main ingredients · 1

Solyanka → Meat, fish, or mushrooms, pickled cucumbers, cabbage, onions, often potatoes, smetana, dill

Place of origin · 1

Solyanka → Russia

Serving temperature · 1

Solyanka → Hot

Type · 1

Solyanka → Soup

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Important terminology

soup mushrooms russian german meat cabbage selyanka east fish name cucumbers germany origin onions dill russia dish one soljanka also

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Solyanka	Alternative names	Selyanka	1.00	infobox
Solyanka	Associated cuisine	Russian, Ukrainian, Latvian, Georgian, East German	1.00	infobox
Solyanka	Main ingredients	Meat, fish, or mushrooms, pickled cucumbers, cabbage, onions, often potatoes, smetana, dill	1.00	infobox
Solyanka	Place of origin	Russia	1.00	infobox
Solyanka	Serving temperature	Hot	1.00	infobox
Solyanka	Type	Soup	1.00	infobox
Solyanka	is a	most popular	0.90	text
Solyanka	related to Distribution	East Germany	0.60	section
Solyanka	related to Distribution	Soviet	0.60	section
Solyanka	related to Distribution	German	0.60	section
Solyanka	related to Distribution	Brandenburg	0.60	section
Solyanka	related to Distribution	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern	0.60	section

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