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Savory jelly? Why not!

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Published 20 January, 2010, 20:48

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Usually jelly comes on desert and is sweet. But when it has fish flavor and veggies inside, it works well as a starter. Sounds bizarre? RT gives a cooking lesson on how to make the traditional Russian jelly “zalivnoe.”

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