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    Frozen Treats Sliced Thinly

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    Posted on December 29, 2012 by team

    The cold territory of Russia called Yakutia is very rich in fish. It’s all because there are a lot of lakes here. Tehe population of Yakutia is one million people and for each person there are 3,5 lakes! Some areas are wild, of course, but there is much fish anyway.






    The market is full of various whitefish.

    People often hold fish festivals.

    And they make such masterpieces from frozen fish.

    This one is called “Rider”.

    What is this, do you think?

    It’s just a little mammoth!

    Who will slice fish faster?

    The tastiest are slices of frozen fish served cold. No culinary processes at all. Only salt and pepper. They slice it, dip in salt and pepper and put in mouths. The fish is oily so it does not feel you bite ice.

    The fish is cleaned first, of course.

    The slices are 5-10 mm thick.

    The remains can be used for fish soup.

    These are the perfect glasses for vodka.

    Horsemeat is popular in Yakutia too.

    The buyer can even have information where the horse comes from, how old it is etc.

    via lleo.me


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    5 Responses to “Frozen Treats Sliced Thinly”

    1. guest says:
      December 29, 2012 at 3:45 pm

      For some reason 90% of food related pictures on this site make me lose my appetite.
      Either a tragic stew that looks like the most random ingredients that were half-digested and vomited out, or some pile of food waste, or some soup that looks like watered down diarrhea, “hairy sausages” with spaghetti (let’s be honest, they could just as well be called “hairy cocks”) or this – “art” made of fish, that looks more like some experiment than an actual dish.
      Or the last pictures, they scream out of the computer screen “come right up, buy this dirty meat sold in the most unsanitary conditions! Food poisoning guaranteed!”

      And the irony of it all – old soviet pictures, those commercials of various canned foods – they had pictures of canned peas. Now even then, many years ago, a photographer knew how to make a picture of even a simple thing like peas appetizing.

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      • Number says:
        January 1, 2013 at 11:45 pm

        U see this one wrong,those peeps there life in nature,haven’t got a dailly 8 to 5 job,ones caught enough fish,and stored it in the open freezer,they have plenty of time left,so this is some timespending of them actually,before they consume the fish.

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      • Number says:
        January 1, 2013 at 11:48 pm

        Ow and it’s so cold stored there right after caught, the fresh fish is much more healthier then ur daily meal,i will bet with u on that one.

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    2. Mynde says:
      December 31, 2012 at 7:09 pm

      The lady in second front looks like chechen suiside preparing bomb under.

      Reply
    3. Foq says:
      December 31, 2012 at 11:04 pm

      thin, not thinly..

      Reply

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