Every house has cookies or gingerbread, maybe from a store, or maybe man-made. This is especially true on New Year's Eve and Christmas. Many bake gingerbread houses, caskets and just gingerbread for the Christmas tree, and I am no exception.
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Every housewife wants her dishes to be not only tasty, but also healthy and beautiful. To improve the taste, as well as the appearance of the soup, borscht or broth, we add various herbs.
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Many housewives prefer not to preserve food for the winter, but to freeze it. Frozen foods retain vitamins, taste and smell better. And besides, freezing is the easiest and fastest way to harvest.
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Poddubniks are delicious edible mushrooms with dense pulp, somewhat similar in density to the pulp of porcini mushrooms.
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Early spring is the season of young wild garlic. But this season is very short and passes very quickly. And if dill, parsley, sorrel can be bought in the supermarket all year round, then you will not find wild garlic anywhere else and you will have to wait for the next season.
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Dill is an excellent spicy herb that is used by culinary specialists to give dishes a special taste and aroma. Dill perfectly improves the functioning of the digestive system, and meat, mushrooms and eggs, due to the presence of dill in the dish, break down faster.
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We often buy coconut flakes and use it in cooking various dishes. Sometimes we look for coconut milk in the store to prepare some kind of dish. But it turns out that both coconut flakes and coconut milk can be easily prepared at home.
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A chicken soup set is an excellent semi-finished product, which is cut and prepared parts of a bird. Usually, the soup set includes pieces of meat on the bones, chicken skeleton, neck, wings, chicken fat, and sometimes offal.
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Parsnip is a plant known to our ancestors. They used parsnips for food and also for medicinal purposes. However, at present, parsnips are not as popular as they used to be. But in vain, because it can be boiled, stewed, baked, dried.
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Meitake mushroom is also known as "dancing mushroom" or "ram mushroom". The mushroom got its first name due to its resemblance to a fluttering butterfly (mai is a dance, take is a mushroom), and the second is due to its resemblance to sheep's wool.
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