Question about Russians IRP item.
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Question about Russians IRP item.
So I recently reviewed menu 1 for a Russian IRP and and found an unusual item in it that really know nothing about.
My translate app called it caviar of zucchini but it was a small container of red sauce? About the consistency of baby food with extra oil floating on it. I heated it up and it smelled and tasted pretty much like a version of the canned sauce you find in chef boyardee products. I tried it on it own but it worked best mixed in with the stew that came as the main. Anyone know any thing about this and if I was even close to the proper use of it?? Here is a photo of the label.
My translate app called it caviar of zucchini but it was a small container of red sauce? About the consistency of baby food with extra oil floating on it. I heated it up and it smelled and tasted pretty much like a version of the canned sauce you find in chef boyardee products. I tried it on it own but it worked best mixed in with the stew that came as the main. Anyone know any thing about this and if I was even close to the proper use of it?? Here is a photo of the label.
Re: Question about Russians IRP item.
It's sort of like a spread. Russians eat it with a piece of bread or put it on a cracker. It's not suppose to be heated or added to a main meal.
This type of spread is very popular in Russia, and it comes in many different flavors. For instance,
Zucchini

Mixed vegetables

Eggplant

Hope that helps.
This type of spread is very popular in Russia, and it comes in many different flavors. For instance,
Zucchini

Mixed vegetables

Eggplant

Hope that helps.
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Re: Question about Russians IRP item.
I've seen it referred to several ways: vegetable spread, vegetable pate, vegetable puree, etc. I'm not sure how they use it, but it's essentially what Sniiper said.
It's very common in a number of different rations.
It's very common in a number of different rations.
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Re: Question about Russians IRP item.
I have no idea how its suppose to be used but I like to heat it up, add salt and pepper and dip my crackers in it.
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Re: Question about Russians IRP item.
That's how I like it, dipping the crackers in it. 

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Re: Question about Russians IRP item.
Well I clearly messed that up.
Thank you for the great info.
Sully

Thank you for the great info.
Sully
Re: Question about Russians IRP item.
That's what I like about rations. Take what you have and mix it up how you like and enjoy.
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Re: Question about Russians IRP item.
That's very true! It is kind of neat, since it forces us to experiment when we don't always know the intended purpose of a ration item.Luke 1982 wrote:That's what I like about rations. Take what you have and mix it up how you like and enjoy.
Re: Question about Russians IRP item.
Exactly, I think I accidentally ate powdered milk as a soup in my first IRP. It wasn't bad with a little salt and pepper.parafireboy wrote:That's very true! It is kind of neat, since it forces us to experiment when we don't always know the intended purpose of a ration item.Luke 1982 wrote:That's what I like about rations. Take what you have and mix it up how you like and enjoy.