Comments on: American Pizza Success in Siberia http://accidentalrussophile.com/2007/11/08/american-pizza-success-in-siberia/ Topics on Russia and the Former Soviet Union Sun, 03 Feb 2008 00:31:00 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Michael Averko http://accidentalrussophile.com/2007/11/08/american-pizza-success-in-siberia/#comment-589 Michael Averko Sat, 10 Nov 2007 06:14:00 +0000 http://accidentalrussophile.com/2007/11/08/american-pizza-success-in-siberia/#comment-589 Of recent note, in the US, cheese prices have disproportionately gone up relative to the overall food price increases.<br/><br/>On Russian food taste preferences (at least some of them), I recall an early 1970s Soviet men's national basketball team tour in the US. It was shortly after the controversial Munich Olympic men's basketball championship game won by the Soviets. In the mentioned US tour, The Soviets were creamed by an Amercian college all star team. <br/><br/>During that tour, one of the Belov brothers (forget whether it was Sergei or Alexander) commented that pizza had too much tomato in it.<br/><br/>In the present, I sense that globalization is creating the greater likelihood of more uniform taste buds. Of recent note, in the US, cheese prices have disproportionately gone up relative to the overall food price increases.

On Russian food taste preferences (at least some of them), I recall an early 1970s Soviet men’s national basketball team tour in the US. It was shortly after the controversial Munich Olympic men’s basketball championship game won by the Soviets. In the mentioned US tour, The Soviets were creamed by an Amercian college all star team.

During that tour, one of the Belov brothers (forget whether it was Sergei or Alexander) commented that pizza had too much tomato in it.

In the present, I sense that globalization is creating the greater likelihood of more uniform taste buds.

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By: W. Shedd http://accidentalrussophile.com/2007/11/08/american-pizza-success-in-siberia/#comment-588 W. Shedd Fri, 09 Nov 2007 15:07:00 +0000 http://accidentalrussophile.com/2007/11/08/american-pizza-success-in-siberia/#comment-588 Sure - but can you get Shogren some cheese? :-)<br/><br/>Actually, I would guess that many styles of Russian sausage or kolbasa would be welcome additions on pizza. I bet you could used pieces of smoked fish instead of anchovies as well (would be much less salty). Sure – but can you get Shogren some cheese? :-)

Actually, I would guess that many styles of Russian sausage or kolbasa would be welcome additions on pizza. I bet you could used pieces of smoked fish instead of anchovies as well (would be much less salty).

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By: Michael Averko http://accidentalrussophile.com/2007/11/08/american-pizza-success-in-siberia/#comment-587 Michael Averko Fri, 09 Nov 2007 09:37:00 +0000 http://accidentalrussophile.com/2007/11/08/american-pizza-success-in-siberia/#comment-587 Kolbasa Pizza:<br/><br/>http://www.growingalberta.com/recipes/cooking.asp?id=401<br/><br/>Besdides the above linked recipe: in Toronto, one can order the more well known pizza variant with Kolbasa instead of Italian sausage. Kolbasa Pizza:

http://www.growingalberta.com/recipes/cooking.asp?id=401

Besdides the above linked recipe: in Toronto, one can order the more well known pizza variant with Kolbasa instead of Italian sausage.

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