A simple and low-calorie vegetable soup with a sea cocktail – for seafood lovers and figure-watchers. Such a light soup – we just love it!
Terrine “Home” Recipe
|“Why ‘Home’?- you’re asking. Answer. Because it is made from simple, homemade and delicious products. And despite the fact that it is called “Terrine” (previously it would have been called simply pate), there are no special problems with the ingredients, everything is extremely affordable, I would say very affordable. But the taste, I’ll tell you, is amazing! Tender, fragrant, magnificent pate – imagine a combination of tender veal liver, porcini mushrooms and smoked cheese… And now I suggest you try this! The terrine turned out to be, of course, high in calories, but on holidays, I think it will be difficult to resist even those who anxiously monitor the extra centimeters!
Soup Veloute “Dubarry” Recipe
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The Terrine of Fish from Trout and Carp Recipe
|I cook fish terrines infrequently, unlike meat ones, because my husband is a little fan of fish cooked in this way, although in general he loves fish very much. But, on the contrary, I love fish terrines, casseroles, souffles and everything that contains fish. But always serve this or a similar terrine on a festive table and do not leave a crumb. Carp or silver carp is not everyone’s favorite fish, and there are a lot of bones in it, and the meat is sweet, but baked in a terrine and seasoned with soy sauce, it’s something, I’ll tell you.
Vegetable Soup Recipe
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Cheese Soup with Cauliflower Recipe
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White Bean Soup Recipe
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Salmon Terrine with Shrimps Recipe
|Light, juicy, tender fish pate with sweet onion husks. On the festive table, it will please you and your guests not only with its taste, but also with its appearance. And if a piece remains, then the next day after a dense festive feast, your body will thank you, but the most valuable thing for me in this recipe is that we will cook it on the eve of the holiday.
Mashed Soup with Cauliflower and Mushrooms Recipe
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Soup “Dubarry” Recipe
|We continue our journey through French cuisine. The soup is named after the Countess Dubarry, a favorite of the French King Louis XVI. According to legend, the Marquise Du Barry began to use cauliflower to improve her complexion, but the courtiers, seeing the changes in the menu, began to discuss her allegedly shaken health. To prevent unnecessary rumors, the Countess, explaining that she likes her exquisite taste, personally wrote recipes for soup and cauliflower salad. The taste of this soup is really very refined and incredibly delicate.