This salad in our family always takes pride of place both on the festive table and at the family meal, it will not disappoint anyone, everyone who has tasted it expresses sincere pleasure.
I want to share with you a recipe for a very tasty, summer and colorful salad. My family loves vegetable salads with a variety of vegetable oil-based dressings.
The colorful vegetables in this soup are not only delicious, but also healthy. Celery soup is a simple and quick recipe at home. It turns out easily, with a creamy taste.
This salad is prepared very quickly, has a piquant taste. At first I was confused by the fact that fresh, unprepared mushrooms were used in the salad – I was always sure that fresh mushrooms were only pickled. But it turned out that they are delicious and quite edible!
A very tasty salad with a minimum set of ingredients! It looks bright and festive! But you don’t have to wait for the holiday to cook it! If you have a piece of boiled beef in the refrigerator and suddenly guests appear on the threshold, it will not be difficult to assemble such a beautiful salad!
Kulesh is a dish that has become widespread among the Cossacks. It was prepared in the field, it replaced the first and second. The obligatory components of the classic kulesh are millet groats and lard. The rest is what it is. Too much time has passed, and kulesh has changed, falling in love with many people. Well, what kind of May holidays without kulesh and kebabs! Unfortunately, this year it will not be possible to get out into nature (my husband is working). So I decided to cook porridge at home in a slow cooker and experiment with the components. It turned out very tasty! If you also fail with nature or the weather, try my kulesh.
This dish is from the Zaporozhye Cossacks, and maybe from the Hungarian porridge from millet keles, definitely – it is hearty and delicious. The main components of kulesh are cereals and lard, it is prepared even from the white part of the river cattail. The porridge should be thick so that “grain by grain did not run with a stick.”