Juicy, tender cutlets are baked in the oven without fat, which makes them also very useful. You can safely eat if you are on a diet. You can also give to children. Try to cook, and you will like it.
The roll just melts in your mouth, very fragrant and tender. The combination of products gives a flavor that is felt even by the neighbors))) This dish can not only tease neighbors, but also surprise loved ones and guests!
Peking cabbage is a valuable dietary product. It has negligible calories (only 12 per 100 g), which contributes to weight loss, and a huge amount of nutrients! This vegetable is especially rich in vitamin PP. Its lack leads to increased nervous excitability. This vitamin is found only in rye bread and radish, so it is especially important to use Peking cabbage for those who do not eat bread.
Today I want to treat you to a very tasty shortbread pie with meat and vegetables. It is incredibly tender, juicy, with crispy sides and a double bottom. Healthy and perfectly combined ingredients will make you reach for the next piece. I cooked it today for two with the expectation that: we will have dinner, have breakfast tomorrow morning and wrap up a piece of your beloved for work. To sum up: I ate a piece for dinner, and another, and another.. I ate almost the whole huge pie!
I want to share with you an interesting salad! The New Year is coming soon, and this salad will perfectly decorate the festive table! Very tasty salad, with a spicy note!
Potato salad, sauerkraut and pickled cucumbers. Something like a salad without beetroot. It is prepared in a few minutes. You just need to boil the potatoes in advance. Salad, or side dish, or an independent dish. Good in any quality.
It is prepared quickly, when ready, not soft porridge, but hard crispy strips. Having discovered this recipe, I exhausted all the zucchini in the garden. The taste is sour and salty.
Amazing salad! As soon as the season of “eggplant” begins, my whole family and friends ask me to cook this very tasty, simple and quick salad with one voice.
