Pork Loin Recipe

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Briefly, the basic principles of cooking this dish can be considered: a lot of fat, a lot of onions, a lot of pepper. Using lard instead of vegetable oil, that is, melted pork fat, allows you to get a crispy crust without over-drying the loin. Onions and fried meat are a classic combination.

       

Stuffed Peppers “Amazing” Recipe

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I am a big fan of stuffed peppers, I tried many different recipes from the Internet, but they all lacked depth of taste and juiciness (not to say that they are sour, salty or sweet, rather saturated), so I spent years trying to verify my own recipe to the smallest detail. None of those who tried these peppers remained indifferent. Try it yourself, and I assure you, you will never cook pepper in the same way again. In addition, there is nothing harmful or fried in these peppers.

       

Egg Meatballs Recipe

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Any hostess always faces the question of choosing a menu for a festive table. It is especially difficult for me to choose a side dish. I want something original and delicious. I suggest you cook these meatballs in crispy breading as a side dish for fried poultry and rabbit.

       

Salted Mackerel Recipe

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A wonderful recipe from my mom. Delicious, tender, spicy, fatty mackerel. And this can continue for several weeks. Not that she lasted more than a week. It’s too tasty, and there can be a fight for onions from a jar at all.

       

Pork Schnitzel Recipe

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I would call it Viennese schnitzel, but the real Austrian schnitzel is made from veal. So this dish is more of an improvisation on the theme of Austrian schnitzel. Although in Germany in one of the restaurants the menu indicated “Viennese pork schnitzel”, we were served it. Apparently, not only in the home, but also in the restaurant kitchen there are noticeable deviations from the canons.

       

Goulash Recipe

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So again it’s time to warm up thick soups. From the name it is clear that the soup originated in Hungary, with its ubiquitous paprika, and then smoothly “flowed” to neighboring countries and became the famous Czech soup, which is sometimes served in a bread “plate”. Soup with a very bright taste and wonderful aroma of meat, paprika, tomatoes and garlic, thick and hearty, can replace a whole lunch, and you can have dinner with this soup. I recommend it!