What is good about strudel? A little dough and a lot of filling! I suggest you try very cheesy pastries! It’s quick and easy, delicious and very cheesy!!!
Autumn is the season of vegetables, so let’s give them their due! Vegetable gratin, supplemented with stewed rabbit, can become not only a wonderful lunch, but also a wonderful light dinner. The use of vegetables in gratin goes well with the dietary properties of the rabbit, because the French love not only to eat delicious food, but also with benefits!
The season of a very tasty and healthy, native Russian root crop – turnips – has begun! Many people are familiar with potato gratin, but today I want to offer you to cook turnip gratin. This gratin is unlikely to leave anyone indifferent, even small turnip lovers. It turns out breathtakingly delicious! Tender, soft, creamy inside and crispy, ruddy outside. Lemon zest and cilantro add flavor to the dish, make it more fragrant and fresh.
Tender and juicy chicken in a spicy and thick cheese sauce with crunchy cheese and bread crust. Perfect for a festive table, it looks great on the table. The guests will be delighted.
I hasten to share with you a wonderful recipe, easy to prepare, very tender and very tasty! The result exceeded all my expectations! And most importantly, her husband is delighted. The recipe is taken from a book on Turkish cuisine. Come in!
A classic combination of shrimp, avocado and tomatoes in a new form. On the warm potato gratin, the salad sparkled with new colors, and the rich sauce perfectly complements the dish and gives piquancy.
A very tasty and tender dish! In the classic version, the potatoes are sprinkled with breadcrumbs on top. Anchovies can be replaced with sprat or other fish, but if you use anchovies, salt can be excluded. Try any option, it will still be delicious.
A very tasty salad made from a mixture of leaves, beetroot and carrot straws (buy ready-made) with the addition of cod liver. You can cook it simply with one type of salad. The salad will look great on the festive table.
