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**Title:** Making Cheburek (Slavic Fried Dumplings) - A Humorous Recipe Guide
**Summary:**
* A lighthearted, humorous recipe guide for making Cheburek, a traditional Slavic dish (a large, savory fried dumpling)
* The recipe is presented in a playful, conversational tone, with the author sharing anecdotes and witty one-liners
* Key ingredients: flour, chicken/minced meat, onions, garlic, eggs, salt, black pepper, and sunflower oil
* Steps: mix dough, prepare filling, assemble and fold Cheburek, fry in oil, and serve (traditionally with mayonnaise and kvass)
* The author pokes fun at Slavic traditions and cooking habits, adding to the video's entertaining tone.
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1. **Ingredients for Cheburek Shell:**
* 3 cups of flour
* Eggs
* Salt
* Water
* Sunflower oil
2. **Filling Ingredients:**
* Chicken product (minced meat)
* Onions (as many as possible, or at least 2)
* Garlic (1-2 cloves)
* Salt
* Black pepper
* Spring onions, parsley, and dill (for garnish)
3. **Cheburek Characteristics:**
* Essentially a big fried dumpling
* Typically contains sugar (unlike some other savory products)
4. **Cheburek Making Process:**
* Mix dough ingredients, then knead
* Prepare filling by mixing all filling ingredients
* Roll out dough, cut into large salami shapes, then flatten
* Place filling in the center of each dough piece, fold, and seal
* Fry in sunflower oil until golden brown (about 2-3 minutes per side)
5. **Cooking Tips:**
* Use a rolling pin or improvise to flatten dough
* Press edges with a fork to seal filling inside
* Drain fried chebureks on paper towels to remove excess oil
6. **Traditions and Serving Suggestions:**
* Often eaten in Slavic countries, regardless of the season
* Traditionally served hot, sometimes with hot tea
* Recommended to be enjoyed with mayonnaise and kvass
7. **Video and Channel Information:**
* This recipe is part of a cooking video from 2017
* Recorded with a new camera bought with the help of a Patreon supporter