The best salad recipes with step—by-step photos are in this culinary section of the site. Cooking salads is very easy and simple. We will tell you which combinations of vegetables and fruits are ideally combined with each other. And also we have all the necessary information about how to prepare a festive dish for any celebration!
Their tastes are unique and diverse. There are salad recipes that need to be eaten immediately or can be preserved for a while. Their composition may include many ingredients: all kinds of meat (pork, lamb, beef), poultry (chicken, turkey, goose or duck), seafood (squid, mussels, shrimp), any fish, all kinds of vegetables, mushrooms, eggs, fruits, nuts, berries and much more. Dressing is a mandatory component of salads.
Mayonnaise, sour cream, vegetable oil, soy sauce, natural yogurt, lemon juice and so on can act in its role. There are a lot of options. Depending on the preferences of the cook and those who are going to be fed, you can cook salty and sweet, spicy and sour, meat and vegetarian, high-calorie and dietary, traditional or puff dishes. No festive feast can do without this dish, but a light and delicate salad is a great choice for everyday meals. Today there are thousands of variations of salad preparation. You can pamper your household daily and surprise your relatives with unusual, hearty and savory dishes.
For lovers of vegetable salads without mayonnaise, we offer a wonderful salad with cabbage, cucumbers and tomatoes with the addition of olives and canned corn. This salad will be a good addition to various side dishes.
The Easter table is a great occasion to gather family and friends and surprise them with something new, unusual and fresh! For this purpose, a salad with fried quail eggs is perfect, they are like a cherry on the cake, decorate the dish and are perfect for a festive table!
Hearty bacon, juicy grapefruit, tender egg, crispy cucumber and lettuce combined with dressing create a bright, rich and spicy taste of a festive salad.
More recently, I learned that in Japan, the familiar daylily buds are used for food. It’s no secret that many flowers are used in cooking: chrysanthemums, pansies, etc. And here is a new option – daylily buds. They are cooked separately, used as a side dish or stewed with other products to give them a new taste. As a very inquisitive person in the field of cooking, I decided to try what it is for myself. I barely waited for my daylilies to reach the desired ripeness, and cooked them. I will tell you that it is very, very tasty! A delicate vegetable taste, very similar to young asparagus, broccoli or cauliflower, but much more tender and delicious. Many grow these flowers, I strongly recommend you to try this option. They are put in soup, on the second course or in salads. But it is best to boil it or stew it. Today I offer you a Japanese salad with seafood, mushrooms and young daylily buds..