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[[Pelmeni]], originally a [[Great Perm|Permic]] or [[Yugra|Ugric]] dish, has entered into mainstream Russian cuisine as a well-known dish, but it can still be considered part of the Yamal cuisine for its area of origin.  Some speculate them to be a simplified version of the Chinese [[wonton]].  In [[Siberia]], pelmeni is frozen outdoors to preserve the meat inside throughout the long winter.  In [[Yamal Peninsula|Yamal]], other types of drying and preservation are common.  Key ingredients in most northern Siberian cuisine include fish and [[Vaccinium vitis-idaea|cowberries]], sometimes known as lingonberries in Europe and North America.  Yakuts, like many other [[Turkic peoples|Turkic-speaking peoples]], traditionally enjoy [[kumis]] as a common drink.

Pelmeni, originally a Permic or Ugric dish, has entered into mainstream Russian cuisine as a well-known dish, but it can still be considered part of the Yamal cuisine for its area of origin. Some speculate them to be a simplified version of the Chinese wonton. In Siberia, pelmeni is frozen outdoors to preserve the meat inside throughout the long winter. In Yamal, other types of drying and preservation are common. Key ingredients in most northern Siberian cuisine include fish and cowberries, sometimes known as lingonberries in Europe and North America. Yakuts, like many other Turkic-speaking peoples, traditionally enjoy kumis as a common drink.