Videos tagged with "food"

Russia in New York - Brighton Beach [05:11]
View the Google Map of Russia in New York: g.co On the southern outskirts of Brooklyn, just down the boardwalk from Coney Island, the peaceful ocean waves once drew waves of immigrants from a tumultuous past. Refugees from the former Soviet Union. After the Cold War ended in the '90s, an influx of Russians settled on the shores of the city. Brighton Beach, nicknamed Little Odessa after the Ukrainian city on the Black Sea, boasts the largest Russian-speaking population in the United States. Here, you may feel you need a translator, or a tour guide, like Dave Garbarskiy. Onward down Brighton Beach Avenue, at M & I International Food, locals stock up on fresh-made breads and other provisions. While there, also sample Russian-style eats like cured cold cuts, variations of pickled fish, and Pir-oj-ki: fried pastries with either a savory or a sweet-filled center. Fresh apricot or mango juices often accompany meals at cafes, and you can sample a variety of dishes for under ten dollars. Of course everyone in Russia needs a fur coat, and maybe a fox fur hat, as warm as they are stylish. Luckily, David's uncle owns a store down the street! When you commit to long train rides to the outskirts of New York City, you'll be amazed by the things you discover. It's not necessarily that Brighton Beach looks like Russia - it looks like any other neighborhood in Brooklyn. What makes it Russian is the people you meet, the sound of the language and the music in the streets, the foods you get ...
Tags: Brighton, Beach, Russia (Country), New York City, Nyc, Brooklyn, Little, Odessa, Subway, waves, Russian, immigrants, Sand, Ocean, Megan Snedden, David Joshua Ford, travel, documentary, show, national, geographic, traveler

Changing of the Guard, Mamayev Kurgan Memorial, Russia. [05:37]
Memorial to Starlingrad heroes. Mamayev Hill Memorial is based in Volgograd (formaly known as Starlingrad). The Battle of Stalingrad began on 19 of August 1942 and ended on February 2, 1943. The first massive bombing of Stalingrad took place on 19 August 1942. By February 2nd 1943 Field Marshal Paulus, signed the unconditional surrender of his army. At that time Stalingrad was a major industrial center, producing, in particular, T-34 tanks. The Stalingrad area was the largest agricultural region. All this (the production of weapons and food) helped to win at that battle. The capture of this area was one of Hitler's strategic objectives. After the defeat near Moscow in 1941, Hitler renounced its capture and in 1942 directed his efforts to capture Stalingrad and the Caucasus. Caucasus - that is Baku oil. Winter, of course, played a role, but the key was in a fierce resistance both the civilian population and the army. In 1956, took place 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, which denounced Stalin's personality cult and served as a starting point for the country's democratization in the postwar period. A byproduct of this was the renaming of Stalingrad which is now known as Volgograd.
Tags: Volgograd, Guards, Russia, Mamayev, Hill, Memorial, army, starlingrad, eternal, flame, Kurgan

Saint Petersburg (Russia) birds come real close [00:44]
We were in St Petersburg and were eating a hot dog, when these little birds came real close to our table and food, very funny!
Tags: Russia (Country), Bird, Birds

Omnivore Food Festival Moscow 2011 [15:05]

Tags: Moscow, chef, food, omnivore, talk, Cooking, Russia, Kitchen, Recipe, Restaurant, Festival

Встреча тибетского нового года [05:16]
5 марта 2011 года. Встреча тибетского нового года в ресторане Тибет Гималаи
Tags: new, year, tibet, himalaya, china, moscow, food, restaurant, club, pacha, beverly, hills, casa, agave, Opening, Taiwan, Cooking, News, Russia, Years, Credits, Ending, Charmed, Kitchen, New Year, Eve, Happy, New Years, Sequence, Happy New, Years Eve

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