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- noun A
European form ofsoured cream orcrème fraîche .
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Examples
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This salty, sour and often spicy soup combined with meat or fish and topped with smetana, Russian sour cream, is delicious.
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This salty, sour and often spicy soup combined with meat or fish and topped with smetana, Russian sour cream, is delicious.
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This salty, sour and often spicy soup combined with meat or fish and topped with smetana, Russian sour cream, is delicious.
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This salty, sour and often spicy soup combined with meat or fish and topped with smetana, Russian sour cream, is delicious.
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Walleye backcountry canada canoeing dusan smetana fishing missinaibi river photo gallery photos
Death by Walleye: An exclusive gallery from photographer Dusan Smetana 2006
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The original Russian salad was made with smetana, a thick, slightly sour cream used in Russian and Finnish cooking.
The Comrad's Russian Salad: Ensalada Rusa de la Comadre 2006
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Mercedes degenerated sadly; got monstrously fat; too indolent to gnaw, let her teeth grow to a preposterous length; and in the end died of a surfeit of _smetana_.
Grey Roses Henry Harland 1883
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Komm - who graduated as a geophysicist before becoming a fashion entrepreneur then finding his calling as a chef at age 34 having entered the industry as a restaurant owner - makes liberal use of methylcellulose, a thickening agent once to spin out smetana, the Russian version of sour cream.
Forbes.com: News Sally Howard 2012
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This salty, sour and often spicy soup combined with meat or fish and topped with smetana, Russian sour cream, is delicious.
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This salty, sour and often spicy soup combined with meat or fish and topped with smetana, Russian sour cream, is delicious.
Forbes.com: News 2010
sionnach commented on the word smetana
the sour cream often served with borscht.
November 1, 2008