A very tasty, delicate dessert, more like a souffle, with the aroma of lemon and vanilla. You can just eat it, or you can make layers of this marshmallow in cakes and pastries.
Kulesh with Cheese Recipe
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Kulesh of Bulgur in the Slow Cooker Recipe
|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.
A La Kulesh Recipe
|Why “a la”? Well, for the first, real porridge cooked on fire in a cauldron, for the second – without potatoes and bacon. The weather is lousy, and I miss nature, kebabs and… Kulesh. In general, this is the most budget and fastest option, my friends and I have been preparing it since our student days. Today I decided to cook it at home and in a regular saucepan.
Soldier’s Kulesh Recipe
|The war, the front, I’m… cooking? The items seem to be difficult to match. Everyone has their own: one in the trench – breadcrumbs soaked in a stream, the other in the office – a delicacy specially brought from the capital by plane… When guns speak, the muses, apparently, must remain silent. Including Colin, the patron saint of chefs. But, as the Russian people say, as you fall, you will drown. In other words, war is war, and lunch is on schedule. And today, when interest in the culinary side of our life has increased dramatically, there is almost no one to tell that a Russian soldier, like two hundred years ago, could cook porridge even with an axe, and his gastronomic savvy was matched by the ability to beat the enemy. This is one of the most widely used recipes during the war. Kulesh is a thick soup or not very thick, but very satisfying porridge.
Astrakhan Kulesh Recipe
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Kulesh “Field” Recipe
|You need to take a walk with the children, manage in the garden, and even a hungry husband will come for lunch… So, today we are cooking outdoors. Yes, yes, don’t be surprised. Who knows, but in our Kuban winter is now such that the buds on the trees are blooming! Therefore, I bring to your attention a common dish – kulesh. The products are simple, we cook according to all the rules – in a pot and on fire!
Chicken Pastrami Recipe
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Chicken Pastrami in a Saucepan Recipe
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