To mix the meat of a four-legged animal and a bird for minced meat is a sacred thing. For example, for Siberian dumplings in the old days, minced meat was always prepared with game, and often this game turned out to be the meat of taiga poultry. I didn’t have a taiga bird at hand, but I did have a well-fed turkey. Considering that turkey meat is low-fat-rather, dietary, and the dish I conceived is not for those who are on a diet, I added a pork neck and some lard. Instead of the usual loaf soaked in cream, I used raw potatoes.
A wonderful dish that will appeal even to those who do not like buckwheat porridge. Buckwheat porridge in a slow cooker turns out to be more crumbly and juicy. If you have a slow cooker, be sure to try to cook buckwheat according to this recipe. You like it.
Spicy sandwiches have a very unusual taste. For lovers of thrills, a sharp adjika is just right. It is prepared very easily and unpretentiously, any man can do it.
