Aioli

Herring carpaccio is an exquisite interpretation of a classic Italian dish adapted to northern traditions. Tender slices of lightly salted herring, thinly sliced after freezing, retain their structure and reveal a rich flavor. Aromatic oil adds softness, while pickled apples, kohlrabi, and artichokes provide fresh, crunchy accents. The aioli sauce, creamy horseradish, and balsamic cream enrich the taste with spicy and creamy notes, creating harmony in every bite. This dish is perfect as an appetizer for festive dinners, allowing guests to enjoy an elegant combination of textures and flavors. Garnished with fresh herbs, herring carpaccio becomes a true work of gastronomic art that surprises with its simplicity and sophistication.

The Seller sandwich with Baltic herring is a true embodiment of Estonian culinary tradition, blending the freshness of the sea with the rich flavors of the land. This exquisite sandwich starts with a crispy piece of rye bread, lightly toasted in the oven to create the perfect base for a rich filling. The slight saltiness of the lightly salted Baltic herring harmoniously intertwines with the tenderness of quail eggs and the spiciness of pearl onions. Potato croquettes made with celery add softness and textural variety to the dish, while beetroot adds sweet earthy notes. The flavor is enhanced by a thin layer of butter and a drop of aioli sauce, while watercress and pesto complete the ensemble with freshness. This sandwich is a wonderful choice for an elegant snack that combines aesthetics and harmony of Baltic taste.

The salad is based on a famous British dish — coronation chicken. It is poultry marinated in a spicy sauce with Indian spices (curry, cardamom) and mango chutney. The version from Bistro Ceylon contains the same flavors and ingredients: mango, ginger, as well as red onion and raisins. Dressing — aioli, Worcestershire sauce and, of course, curry.

An excellent constructor dish from Hawaii. It is based on rice (you can also use other cereals), greens, fish or seafood and sauces. There are many poke recipes, but ours is the closest to the basic one, which leaves a lot of room for imagination. To make poke, take the products that you like and feel free to add them to your plate.

An old southern French recipe, stuck somewhere between a soup and a stew. Unlike bouillabaisse, bourride only uses white fish of various varieties. Eric Le Provost, chef of the Le Carré restaurant, cooks the broth with sea bass , dorado, cod and red mullet, but the set can be any, the greater the variety of fish, the better. The soup gets its rich taste thanks to the flambé technique - that is, at a certain stage of cooking, you will have to pour cognac into the contents of the pan and set it on fire . Bourride is served with croutons and aioli sauce. This can be done in different ways - either put the crouton on a plate and pour the soup over it, or simply serve the sauce and toasted bread separately.

Recipe by Evgeny Kuznetsov, chef of the restaurant "Sibirsibir".

This is how mussels are prepared in the Moscow beer hall "Belgian Brasserie 0.33".

Breton biscuits are not at all Lenten cookies, as one might think. They are dry crispy pancakes with filling. Their appearance is associated with the need for Breton sailors to take food with them on a voyage, which they wrapped in just such dry pancakes.

This salad is prepared by Artem Losev, chef of the restaurants "Gorynych" and Mushrooms.

The pie with halibut and pike perch is an exquisite dish of Russian cuisine, combining the tenderness of sea fish and the richness of spicy sauces. Its history traces back to traditional fish pies famous in the northern regions of Russia. In this version, halibut and pike perch create a refined combination complemented by fresh spinach and tangy capers. The crispy yeast dough, infused with the aromas of tartar and aioli sauce, conceals a juicy filling enriched with tomato sauce and béchamel. Olives add a slight saltiness, while a fresh salad and tomato-sour cream sauce complete the presentation. This pie is an ideal choice for a cozy family dinner or festive gathering, impressing with its harmony of flavors and appetizing appearance.

Recipe by Andrey Zavarnitsyn, chef of the restaurants "Meatless"

Olivier by Adrian Quetglas, brand chef of Moscow restaurants AQ Kithen, AQ Chiken, Adri BBQ and Grand Cru. The main ingredient is dry-cured venison, and aioli is used as a dressing instead of classic mayonnaise.

Parisian beef tartare with truffle aioli and rye bread croutons is a true masterpiece of French gastronomy, combining elegance and rich flavors. This recipe reflects the centuries-old tradition of consuming raw meat in European cuisine, paired with delicate sauces and crunchy textures. Finely chopped beef infused with a flavorful dressing featuring Worcestershire sauce, capers, and Tabasco reveals deep flavor complexity. A quail egg adds tenderness while Borodinsky bread chips and radish provide a crunchy contrast. Truffle aioli is an exquisite addition that imparts an earthy, refined note to the dish. This tartare is an ideal choice for gourmets who appreciate flavor balance and skillful texture combinations.

Coleslaw salad with garlic oil is a classic dish of American cuisine, known for its refreshing taste and crunchy texture. It originated in the USA as a variation of traditional European cabbage salad and quickly gained popularity due to its versatility. Two types of cabbage, carrots, and celery give it richness, while herbs add freshness. Corn and lime juice contribute light sweet and citrus notes, while the dressing made from aioli, sour cream, and soy sauce makes the flavor rich and tangy. Garlic oil adds a special spiciness, making this salad an ideal complement to meat dishes or a light snack on its own. Served chilled, it refreshes and is perfect for summer days or festive dinners.

The mackerel and autumn vegetable salad is a refined blend of traditional Russian flavors with a modern culinary twist. The tenderness of smoked mackerel harmonizes with the warmth of boiled vegetables, while the nut sauce and aioli add rich creamy notes. The ricotta cream with orange zest gives the dish airiness, and the decoration with red caviar, confit tomatoes, and quail egg transforms it into a true gastronomic masterpiece. This salad is perfect for an autumn dinner or festive table, delighting the eye with its exquisite presentation and surprising with flavors that combine sweetness, smoky undertones, and freshness of greens.