Buckwheat Galette with Lentils and Mushrooms Recipe

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How nice it is to get together at dinner in the evening, sit, chat about nothing, joke, laugh… and when such a cake is on the table, it is doubly pleasant! A riot of colors, aromas, taste sensations! Very healthy, satisfying and delicious! All the products were very harmoniously combined with each other, and the result was excellent! This Provencal-style galette cake can be safely offered not only to relatives every day. It will take its rightful place on the festive table.

Galette “Briam” with Greek Vegetable Stew Recipe

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Briam is a vegetable stew baked with feta. I brought the recipe for this stew from Greece a few years ago, since then I have been cooking regularly. This time I decided to experiment and put it to the test. The result exceeded all my expectations! Very harmonious, delicious and bright in spring! The dough turns out crispy and soft, the vegetables are juicy and rich, feta gives the dish a zest. The dish turns out to be quite low-calorie and healthy. The dough is in vegetable oil, instead of cream, and the filling consists of almost the same vegetables.

Galette with Cottage Cheese and Figs Recipe

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I saw these biscuits on the cover of a magazine and couldn’t resist! The magazine was bought, and, slightly changing the recipe, we made these biscuits for breakfast. Very tasty and beautiful pastries turned out, ruddy cookies with cottage cheese and fruit – like the sun on a cloudy morning. Replacing part of the flour with oat bran, we add more benefits to our diet, but it is important to remember – flour / tasty / sweet is eaten in the morning))) By the way, figs are rarely found, pears can be replaced with cinnamon, nectarine or plum.

Galette “Apple Delight” Recipe

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There are just a great many recipes for biscuits, but I decided to cook from rye flour and bran and say that it turned out delicious – to say nothing. This is a delicate, crumbly dough combined with a filling of apples, I really liked it! Such a crazy riot of tastes. I would never have thought that sweet pastries would go so well with rye flour. In general, I recommend, no, I encourage you to cook!!!