Bright, juicy, fragrant. Simple and very tasty! Pork goulash in a frying pan with gravy turns out to be very soft and tender. It is perfect for both a family dinner and a festive feast. You can serve goulash with any side dish.
Classic Pasta Carbonara With Bacon and Cream
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How to Cook Frozen Shrimp
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Homemade Classic Pizza in the Oven With Sausage
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Classic Meat Hodgepodge
|It tastes better than in a restaurant! Easy, simple, bright, beautiful! The classic prefabricated meat hodgepodge is made from several types of meat and leaves an unforgettable impression. It can be served for Sunday lunch and on a festive table. Be sure – the guests will definitely ask for supplements!
Larks Made of Lean Dough
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Pancakes with Holes in Boiling Water Recipe
|Fluffy and light, these pancakes cooked in boiling water are a delightful treat! Perfect with honey, jam, preserves, or other sweet sauces, these pancakes with holes offer a delicious canvas for wrapping fruit slices. Enjoy them for breakfast, lunch, or as an afternoon snack. Due to their high calorie content, it’s advisable to refrain from preparing these pancakes for dinner, making them an ideal choice for a satisfying breakfast.
Crumbly Rice in a Frying Pan Recipe
|Quick, uncomplicated, and delicious – perfect for everyday meals! Pan-fried fluffy rice is created using just two ingredients: the rice itself and onions. This versatile side dish suits any occasion and offers the flexibility to personalize it to your taste by incorporating additional vegetables, mushrooms, herbs, or seasonings.
Italian Soup with Minced Meat and Vegetables Recipe
|Almost every day the first course is on our table. Italian soups are very much to our liking, they are always delicious, hearty, with an abundance of vegetables and can quite replace a whole lunch. This recipe is very simple, but it will take some time to cook everything right.
Korean Soup “Sogogi Mukuk” Recipe
|An unusual soup from Korean cuisine for us. This is unusual because there is daikon in the soup, and, yes, it needs to be boiled. I was a little scared when I started cooking it, and later I regretted that I hadn’t cooked enough. My whole family really liked the soup! Spicy, light and with an Asian flavor.