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Fragrant fish solyanka
It is customary to serve first courses for lunch. By preparing an unusual...
Fragrant solyanka
I cook this hodgepodge often, it’s very tasty. It is most convenient to do...
Delicious soup with smoked chicken and rice
In Soviet and Russian cuisine, soups with rice are one of the most popular...
Mushroom solyanka
Mushroom solyanka gains its popularity in the fall, during the mushroom...
Dietary meat solyanka
Classic solyanka is a traditional dish of Russian cuisine. The main...
Meat solyanka with beef
Solyanka is a traditional dish of Russian cuisine, a thick soup with a...
Rich solyanka with beef, potatoes and ham
Solyanka is such a popular dish in Russia that it is served not only at...
Fish solyanka with squid
Solyanka is one of the most original and delicious soups of Russian cuisine,...
Meat solyanka with smoked ribs and cucumbers
If you haven’t cooked something fantastic, incredibly aromatic, meaty for a...
Meat solyanka with pickles
If you haven’t cooked something fantastic, incredibly aromatic, meaty for a...
Solyanka mixed meat
Meat solyanka is a traditional Russian soup, which is prepared on the basis...
Solyanka with potatoes and sausage
Initially in Rus', solyanka was a hot dish of cabbage with vegetables and...
Solyanka with potatoes, olives and smoked sausage
What could be better than classic hodgepodge? Cooked olives, smoked sausages...
Solyanka with chicken and sausage
Solyanka is an ancient dish, the first mention of which appeared in the 15th...
Solyanka with meat delicacies in a pressure cooker
Here is a recipe for a simple and quick version, hodgepodge in a pressure...
Solyanka with ribs
Solyanka with ribs is a classic recipe, ideal for a hearty lunch. Solyanka...
Solyanka with sausages
Solyanka is a traditional Russian soup that gets its name from the addition...
Solyanka with three types of sausage, pork and olives
Solyanka is a dish that appeared in Russia around the 14th-15th centuries....
Soup with olives, lemon and sausage
Soup appeared in the time of Peter I, before that liquid dishes were called...
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