“Pomodoro” in Italian means the Apple of love. And in South Tyrol and Austria, greenhouse sheds for tomatoes are called “Paradise apples”. How much passion and love you will feel if you just say in Italian: “Pomodoro Rosso-bella!”I won’t even translate, otherwise all the romance will disappear… Of course, ripe sweet tomatoes are the language of love in Italian cooking. This frying pan also knows how to speak the language of Dante… even without spaghetti!
There is a lot of borscht on the site. In cool-dank – rainy weather, borscht is just a salvation from the cold. When else to cook borscht, if not in summer, when there is such abundance! When you can add unusual vegetables, when tomatoes are fresh and delicious, the greens are fragrant! Try to cook.
I have seen lagman’s recipes, but there is no such thing as I learned to do in Kyrgyzstan. In Kyrgyzstan, lagman was a daily dish, but here in Russia, I cook only on holidays. It is well suited to both the first and the second course.
