Count Paul Stroganoff was a Russian nobleman and a member of the influential Stroganoff family, known for their extensive landholdings and contributions to the Russian economy and culture. He served as a military officer and held various administrative positions in the Russian Empire during the 18th century. The Stroganoff family is perhaps best known today for their culinary legacy, particularly the dish "Beef Stroganoff," which is believed to have originated from recipes associated with them. Paul Stroganoff's life and contributions reflect the family's prominence in Russian history.
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It originated in Russia..and was named after a 19th century Russian Diplomat. Count Paul Stroganov
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Yes, you can safely freeze stroganoff.
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Beef Stroganoff is a Russian dish that became well known in the late 1800's.
The same as beef stroganoff, but substituting the beef with chicken.
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Beef Stroganoff is a Russian dish, which in its original form dates from the 19th century (before 1861) as "Beef à laStroganov."
There are many sites online featuring recipes for beef stroganoff. The most popular sites for beef stroganoff are Recipes, Epicurious, Food Network and Real Simple.
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Beef Stroganoff is a Russian dish, which in its original form dates from the 19th century (before 1861) as "Beef à laStroganov."
The best cut of beef to use for making a delicious stroganoff dish is typically sirloin or tenderloin. These cuts are tender and flavorful, making them ideal for a rich and savory stroganoff sauce.