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Flavorful pork stir-fry
Pork stir-fry is a traditional Chinese dish, flavorful meat with tender...
Fragrant hodgepodge with cucumbers for the winter
It's nice to open a jar of delicious hodgepodge in winter, carefully made...
Fragrant vegetable soup
Vegetable soup according to this recipe will appeal to both vegetarians and...
Eggplants with cabbage for the winter
Love homemade snacks? Then you will definitely love this recipe for a winter...
Banh mi: Vietnamese baguette sandwich
The name of the dish banh mi means “bread” or “Vietnamese baguette”. When...
White cabbage soup
White cabbage soup is a traditional lunch dish of Russian, Ukrainian and...
Bigos in a cauldron
Bigos is a traditional Polish dish consisting of cabbage and meat. There are...
Bigos of fresh and sauerkraut
For many centuries Poland was an integral part of the Polish-Lithuanian...
Fresh cabbage bigos
Bigus recipe from fresh cabbage is a traditional dish of Polish cuisine....
Bigos from fresh cabbage in a slow cooker
You can prepare bigus according to the classic recipe in different ways. The...
Bigos of fresh cabbage with sausages
Bigos is a dish originally from Poland, which is made from fresh and...
Bigos with mushrooms
Traditionally, bigus is prepared with cabbage and meat. But on fasting days...
Bigos with potatoes
Scientists are still arguing about how the name bigus came about. Some...
Bigos with sausage
Properly prepared bigos should have a slightly sour taste with smoky...
Bigos with minced chicken
I learned this recipe from a nutritionist. The dish is perfect for a perfect dinner.
Bigos with chicken
Bigus can be called a universal and extremely healthy dish. The basis of the...
Bigos with rice
Bigus, or bigos, as it is called in its homeland, Poland, is traditionally...
Bigos with sausages
There are a huge number of variations in preparing bigus from fresh cabbage....
Bigos with minced meat
January 20 is World Bigus Day. Despite the fact that this dish is recognized...
Borscht in a jar
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you want soup? Borsch! What...
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