Caper berries (with stem)

Stuffed eggs with anchovies and pickled onions are an exquisite appetizer of European cuisine, combining the tenderness of egg yolk with the spicy notes of anchovies and the light tang of pickled onions. The origins of such a dish trace back to Mediterranean gastronomy traditions, where anchovies play an important role in creating rich flavors. The creamy texture of the filling, complemented by mustard and mayonnaise, perfectly matches the salty hint of capers and the freshness of microgreens. The elegant presentation – anchovies rolled into a rose shape – makes the appetizer not only delicious but also aesthetically pleasing. These eggs will adorn the festive table, delighting guests with their refined taste and appetizing appearance.

Tuna tartare in Thai style by Jérémie Uruiti is an exquisite blend of freshness and rich flavor. French cuisine's elegance meets Thai accents, creating a dish with a unique character. Tender tuna fillet infused with lemon juice and caper aroma is harmoniously complemented by the spiciness of shallots and the delicate saltiness of Parmesan. A light touch of olive oil enhances the natural flavor nuances, while fresh basil adds brightness and freshness to the dish. This tartare is an ideal appetizer for connoisseurs of refined gastronomy. Its presentation is a true work of art that awakens appetite and delight. It pairs wonderfully with chilled white wine or a light sparkling drink, emphasizing the festive moment.

Beef tartare by Jérémie Uruiti is the embodiment of refined French cuisine taste. This recipe is rooted in the tradition of consuming raw meat typical of French gastronomic experiments. It combines the tenderness of beef tenderloin with the piquancy of capers, gherkins, and shallots, along with the sophistication of truffle oil and pink pepper. The light spiciness of Tabasco and the depth of Dijon mustard create a balanced flavor richness. The tartare is presented in a flower shape, where a quail egg yolk becomes its heart, giving the dish a velvety texture. It is an ideal appetizer for gourmets served with thin toasts or as a standalone dish that reveals the beauty of fresh, quality ingredients.

A recipe from the Moscow restaurant Clumba Club: Tambov ham is used, mayonnaise is mixed with truffle oil for dressing, and the salad is decorated with finely chopped olive "earth", slices of soaked apple and smoked guinea fowl breast.

Tonnato tonnato is an elegant Italian dish that combines the tender texture of fresh tuna with a rich, tangy tonnato sauce. The origins of this dish trace back to Piedmont, where traditionally the sauce made from tuna, anchovies, and capers is served with veal. Here, tuna takes center stage: it is lightly seared to a golden crust in sesame while remaining raw inside and then served on a silky sauce enriched with cream and spicy notes. The refined taste of the dish unfolds in harmony with salty capers, delicate anchovy, and fresh chives, creating an unusual balance of richness and lightness. This culinary masterpiece is perfect for an exquisite aperitif or festive dinner, allowing one to savor the depth of Mediterranean flavors in every bite.

Salmon tartare with avocado and capers is an exquisite dish of European cuisine that perfectly combines the freshness of seafood, the creaminess of avocado, and the spiciness of capers. This dish originates from French gastronomy, where raw fish is given a rich flavor through marinades and spicy ingredients. Tender cubes of salmon harmoniously blend with the refreshing crunch of cucumber and the mild sharpness of shallots, while lemon juice adds a subtle tang. Mustard and horseradish provide a light spiciness that enhances the flavor balance. The tartare is served chilled, making it a wonderful appetizer for warm summer evenings or elegant dinners. Garnished with arugula, it gains additional freshness, while capers add a rich salty accent. This dish embodies simplicity and sophistication capable of surprising even the most discerning gourmets.

Herring under a fur coat rolls are an original interpretation of the classic Russian salad. This recipe combines the tenderness of potatoes, the sweetness of beets and carrots, the piquancy of lightly salted herring, and the creamy taste of mayonnaise. Originally, 'Herring under a fur coat' appeared in the early 20th century and quickly became a symbol of festive feasts. In this version, the dish takes on a new form—rolls—which makes it convenient for serving and adds elegance. The taste of these rolls is harmonious: the softness of the vegetables contrasts with the firm slices of herring, while the slight tanginess of capers and freshness of green onions complete the composition. An ideal choice for those who want to surprise guests with a new take on a traditional dish!