A light and delicious salad of radishes and oranges will appeal to any connoisseur of vegetable salads. The salad has a number of advantages: it is prepared quickly and easily; low-calorie, but delicious.
Another option of a meat snack. It is delicious both hot and cold. This is not a greasy or heavy dish. In addition to meat and vegetables, rice is included in the composition, and pudding perfectly saturates without bread.
The combination of ripe tomatoes with vanilla and mint is quite unusual, but, nevertheless, it impresses with its freshness and unforgettable taste. This salad is prepared very quickly, and it will not only pleasantly diversify your table, but will also be remembered for its unique taste.
This salad has a very pleasant and not hackneyed taste. The freshness of an apple, velvety mushrooms and the indescribable taste of an island of parmesan. You don’t have to talk about food, you have to cook it!
An unusual salad with avocado and pear with nut and garlic sauce. I admit, I’m a little afraid of unusual combinations of products. But in this salad, all the ingredients are so harmoniously and, I’m not afraid of this word, perfectly combined with each other, forming a fresh, light and interesting dish!
Light and delicious carrot salad with garlic flavor combined with cucumber and salted red fish – you will like it both on a holiday and on a weekday! very tasty!
An unusually tender salad unusually combines mushrooms with tangerines… Sweet mustard taste, very bright, is most relevant in autumn – at the time of mushroom picking!
Broccoli is a rare case when it is tasty and healthy. A salad of raw broccoli cabbage turns out to be very interesting, tasty and looks beautiful on the table.
As a rule, cucumbers in a salad naturally and harmoniously coexist with vegetables — tomatoes, radishes, sweet peppers, young cabbage… However, there may be other, at first glance, not quite “standard” combinations, but, nevertheless, incredibly delicious dishes are obtained. This dish is a very tasty combination of cucumbers and kiwi.
