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.
The salad was born spontaneously from the products that were in the refrigerator. Delicious, simple and inexpensive! It contains proteins, fats and carbohydrates.
This salad in our family always occupies a place of honor both on the festive table and a sincere family meal, it will not disappoint anyone, everyone who has tasted it expresses sincere joy.
Mint freshness, juicy apple, tender broccoli and hot teriyaki sauce. A very good combination. It can be prepared as an appetizer or as a main course for dinner during Lent.
Cabbage is a source of minerals, mainly potassium, calcium, phosphorus, sulfur. In the presence of glucose (2.6%), white cabbage surpasses apples, oranges, lemons, and in fructose saturation — potatoes, carrots, onions, lemons.
What would be so easy to cook on a festive spring day? Prepare a delicious salad of fresh vegetables, add juicy kiwi and a spicy dressing (just don’t overdo it with garlic and salt!).
It just so happens that every spring I cook a salad of Peking cabbage with fresh cucumber and herbs. We are ready to eat it almost every day (apparently, the lack of vitamins in the spring affects). Therefore, the name “Spring” was fixed for the salad.
