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Quick pickled cabbage with beets
When buying white cabbage for pickling, first of all pay attention to the...
Quick pickled cucumbers with garlic
For boiled potatoes and kebabs, you can prepare quick pickled cucumbers with...
Korean zucchini with carrots
In 1937, the Soviet government adopted a decree on the basis of which...
Canned carrot puree
The time of autumn preparations forces us to look for proven recipes for...
Canned crispy cucumbers in mustard and garlic
We bring to your attention an excellent recipe for canned cucumbers for the...
Pickled cucumbers with tomatoes and carrots
For winter preparations, choose high-quality and fresh tomatoes. Tomatoes...
Marinated champignons with garlic
The word "champignon" means "mushroom" in French, and this product is truly...
Carrots for the winter
Harvesting carrots for the winter allows you to preserve the harvest of root...
Cucumbers in adjika
Despite the fact that the classic Abkhaz adjika is prepared from hot pepper,...
Healthy apple caviar
Caviar with apples is a tasty and satisfying dish with a rich vitamin...
Polish tomatoes for the winter
Overgrown tomatoes that were not pickled can be pickled in Polish. This...
Simple pickled cabbage with garlic and carrots
The Chinese were the first to pickle cabbage. There is mention of this in...
Zucchini and carrot salad for the winter
To prepare a salad of zucchini and carrots for the winter, you will need...
Korean salad with eggplants and peppers for the winter in jars
Spicy piquant salad will not leave lovers of rich taste aside. The marinated...
Sweet adjika
Caucasian adjika is a hot, spicy sauce that perfectly complements any meat,...
Sweet pickled cucumbers
Crispy and sweet pickled cucumbers are a delicious and appetizing snack that...
Sweet lecho
A popular snack that everyone loves without exception! Even a beginner can...
Marinated zucchini spaghetti
The name "spaghetti" is a diminutive of the Italian word "spago", which...
Raw adjika
Adjika is considered to be a Georgian or Abkhaz dish. Indeed, it happened...
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