You have to try this Russian salad (which is only Russian in name, it must be said). This salad, a symbol of freshness and versatility, can be served as starter, appetizer or even as main dish.

I always have to ask for help not only choosing but also pronouncing ... At least they could serve their Russian salad, a beloved holiday dish of the largest, most festive parties.

Known as selyodka pod shuboy in Russian, the salad features layers of salt-cured herring, grated potatoes, carrots, onions and beets, topped with a cheerful dose of beet-dyed, bright pink ...

Rediff reader Arti Gupta sent us this recipe of Russian Salad. Try it! Do you have a healthy recipe to share? E-mail it to us! The Russian Salad is easy to make and is also healthy for your tummy.

So, why is it a part of traditional Russian cuisine? This traditional Russian salad has a rather interesting and unusual history because it doesn’t originate from Russia, and came from abroad ...