A year of Russian feasts
di Catherine Cheremeteff Jones
2003 · 233 pagine · Bantam · ISBN 9780553816136
Trama
Foreigners who spend time in Russia soon discover two distinct worlds- the public Russia, often perceived as cold and shadowed, cautious and traditional; and the private Russia, where warmth and hospitality flourish over tea at a friend's kitchen table or sauteed mushrooms in a village dacha.
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