What did I forget from Russia?

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kak skasash "dumplings maker" po ruski? Hoo! My accents sucks even when I write, so...

how do you say "dumplings maker" in the language of Dostoievski?

We have something called a "pilmineetsa" which is loosely translated as "pilminy maker." It's a plastic circle with 36 holes in it to cover with dough, insert meat, cover with dough again, and then "make" the pilminy by pressing them through the little circles. Works great, but I still have to knead the farsh because I have strong arms. Time to introduce the electric mixer.....

I don't know if dumplings would be pilminy or vereniki or whatever else you have at your house. It's pretty much all the same stuff.... one's just a little bigger than the other and doesn't have a "malinkaya popka" built in.

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kak skasash "dumplings maker" po ruski? Hoo! My accents sucks even when I write, so...

how do you say "dumplings maker" in the language of Dostoievski?

We have something called a "pilmineetsa" which is loosely translated as "pilminy maker." It's a plastic circle with 36 holes in it to cover with dough, insert meat, cover with dough again, and then "make" the pilminy by pressing them through the little circles. Works great, but I still have to knead the farsh because I have strong arms. Time to introduce the electric mixer.....

I don't know if dumplings would be pilminy or vereniki or whatever else you have at your house. It's pretty much all the same stuff.... one's just a little bigger than the other and doesn't have a "malinkaya popka" built in.

Thank you very much.