Central and Eastern European Cuisines
- Armenian cuisine
- Azerbaijani cuisine
- Belarusian cuisine
- Bulgarian cuisine
- Czech cuisine
- Georgian cuisine
- Hungarian cuisine
- Moldovan cuisine
- Polish cuisine
- Romanian cuisine
- Russian cuisine
- Tatar cuisine
- Slovak cuisine
- Slovenian cuisine
- Ukrainian cuisine
- Crimean Tatar cuisine
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