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    Thank you for this recipe !!...."Smetana" translates as "a range of sour creams":
    LINK: Smetana (dairy product) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    A couple of questions . Are the pickles the same as ...Pickled cucumber - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    And Blue cheese is so good and/or to expensive to use in this recipe. Anything lost in the translation????
    Pickles are exactly the same.
    While Swiss/French/Italian blue cheese is bit expensive and maybe suitable for different occasions. We use local blue cheese, Aura cheese that is very popular and cheap as dirt. However, not all use it. It sort of love it or hate it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    I printed out this recipe and showed my wife. She agreed that it sounds great and we will try it. The only thing is that we have a freezer with a bunch of venison in it that will be substituted!
    Venison huh .....what a shame to have to dine on wild game when you can get run of the mill grocery store meat instead hmm . I bet it will be outstanding.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor View Post
    Pickles are exactly the same.
    While Swiss/French/Italian blue cheese is bit expensive and maybe suitable for different occasions. We use local blue cheese, Aura cheese that is very popular and cheap as dirt. However, not all use it. It sort of love it or hate it.


    Aura cheese - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    I'm getting a real culinary education here ....Thanks guys !!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor View Post
    Pickles are exactly the same.
    While Swiss/French/Italian blue cheese is bit expensive and maybe suitable for different occasions. We use local blue cheese, Aura cheese that is very popular and cheap as dirt. However, not all use it. It sort of love it or hate it.


    Aura cheese - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    I wish that I lived where Blue cheese was as cheap as dirt! This is the closest place they make Blue cheese that I know of to me.

    Amablu Gorgonzola Whole Wheel
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    It is now in the oven and I am waiting..........

    I don't know about those pickles and the juice but thats what Tomi said!

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    Sword fish on the weber grill.....

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    Finished and the pickles even tasted good!

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    Doing some cooking today....Ox tail stew...more pics in 6 hours !!

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    5 hours and 45 minutes left. I am getting hungry waiting!
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