This light soup will either really like it, or you will never want it again. But those who love corn and beans in any form will like it. In addition, it does not contain fried vegetables, there is not much fat and heavy in it. But there are a lot of chicken meatballs with fresh vegetables, corn, beans and lots of greens.
To prepare this first course, you will need broth, you can use both vegetable and meat. It all depends on your taste. Tomato soup on beef broth turns out to be very satisfying.
Vegetable soup is always delicious and healthy. The composition can be changed depending on the season, but it will be even more saturated and satisfying if you add beans to it.
I want to offer a recipe for rolls with vegetables with lasagna leaves. It turns out a hearty dish for dinner, lunch with stewed fragrant vegetables and a crispy cheese crust. From the vegetables that you have in the refrigerator, the rolls can be reheated the next day, also very tasty!
This soup, first of all, will interest the parents of those children who are difficult to feed with fish. Turn the fish into tender dumplings with meatballs, add homemade noodles and sunny corn to the soup. As many mothers know, children will gladly eat a dish that includes corn.
My granddaughters – great lovers of pancakes, especially the youngest – could not wait for the onset of Maslenitsa. So we decided to please them with unusual pancakes, and since raspberries are the favorite berry of the youngest granddaughter, the choice fell on her.
We really liked this version of the marinade. I always cook pickle with kidneys, but sometimes they are not on sale. Or too lazy to bother with their preparation – it’s troublesome. And I want a pickle. This option turned out to be just a lifesaver. Yes, and it was very tasty.
Gumbo or Gumbo is an American cuisine dish common in the state of Louisiana. This is a thick soup with spices, similar in consistency to a stew. It is considered a legacy of the cuisine of the Cajuns, descendants of French immigrants who arrived in Canada in the XVIII century. Gumbo can be thick, like a stew, and served on a rice pad, or it can be more liquid, like soup. I have prepared the second option based on a recipe from the magazine “Gostronom”.
