Hey readers, I am just wondering if you could add some of your comments on what should be improved for this thread. I'm not sure how authors have their threads so popular and I definitely need to know how to do that. Other than that, I may start writing some trivial facts about ATL General Knowledge in Ivangorod Prosperous. Here's one:
- In Zhemchuka, Ivan Lakan's best selling book, Getmanschina, is the most popular book to read among anti-Russian groups within the former Russian Empire, particularly in Ukraine.
- Mikhail Giorgyevich Ignatyev served as the Governor General of Zhemchuka from 1998 to 2010. His tenure as Governor General was marked by a series of separatist movements calling for an independent Zhemchukan state.
- Schnitzel curry is an example of a hybrid Indo-German cuisine that was introduced by Indian immigrants to hungry German customers in the city of Magdeburg.
- The Russians, wishing not to be outbidded by the Germans in the culinary competition, introduced pirozhki to Zhemchuka. In turn, the Zhemchukans had taken the pirozhki recipe and created the Lumpiang Magadan, a Zhemchukan version of the Pirozhki. Another example of Russo-Malay cuisine is a purple yam flavored Topodov's Puto.
Cuisine in Ivangorod Prosperous:
- Chicano cuisine is primarily influenced by Mayan, Aztec, Spanish and to a lesser extent, Turkish cuisines.
- Nusantaran cuisine has a rather more spicy taste than OTL Indonesian cuisine. This is because of Nusantara's access to spices.
- Zhemchukan cuisine is influenced by Chinese, Spanish, Russian, Mongolian, Central Asian, Balkan and Caucasian cuisines, primarily because of Russia's encouragement of Balkan, Caucasian and Central Asian migration into Zhemchuka.
- Indian cuisine is primarily vegetarian, although there are some meat dishes that are inspired by Prussian and Scandinavian meat dishes.