
Pickled pearl onions are small whole onions the size of a large pearl in a marinade of water, vinegar, salt, sugar and spices (bay, peppercorns, clove), crunchy, sweet-sour, with a mild onion bite. They are served in the Gibson cocktail (martini with an onion), with cheeses, pates, cold meat and beer, added to burgers, salads and onto appetizer platters.

The 'Summer in Baku' salad is a true culinary ode to summer, freshness, and Azerbaijani traditions. It combines the vibrant colors and juicy flavors of summer vegetables: crunchy cucumbers, juicy cherry tomatoes, sweet peppers, and spicy red onions. Olive paste adds richness to the dish, while creamy cheese with tarragon provides a refined herbal aftertaste. The finishing touch is olive oil with balsamic cream, giving the salad an elegant harmony of flavors. This dish is perfect as a light appetizer or an addition to a festive table that highlights the richness of Azerbaijani cuisine. Each ingredient plays its role in creating a layered enjoyment that lingers in memory. Served with greens and aromatic herbs, this salad is the true taste of summer and joy in every bite!
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This recipe uses Munich white sausages, the "GrillBERRY" series from "Remita.
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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.
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Pork loin with pear puree and roasted onions is a harmony of rich meat flavor, sweet fruity tenderness, and the savory caramelization of onions. Historically, the combination of meat and fruits appears in European gastronomy—from French tartes to English meat sauces. Here, the 'Conference' pear transforms into a velvety puree that complements the juiciness of salt-marinated pork. The roasted onion takes on a creamy consistency, pickled pearl onions add a fresh tanginess, while crispy fried onions provide textural variety. The final touch—thyme and black pepper—reveals depth of flavor. This dish is perfect for a festive dinner or romantic evening, impressing with its complex flavor transitions and rich aromas.
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Arugula with tuna in ginger-lime sauce is a refined dish of Mediterranean cuisine that combines the freshness of greens, the tenderness of tuna, and the spiciness of spices. The light sweet-sour sauce made from lime, ginger, and mustard adds dynamism to the flavor while highlighting the delicate texture of the fish. Quail eggs, capers, and pickled pearl onions bring pleasant accent notes, while avocado adds creaminess to the dish. The history of such salads is rooted in Mediterranean traditions where the balance of fresh and rich flavors is valued. This salad is perfect as a light lunch or elegant appetizer, harmonizing with white wine or refreshing drinks. Its aesthetic presentation makes it a centerpiece on any table, and the combination of ingredients offers true gastronomic pleasure.
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Olivier with olives is a refined variation of the famous Russian salad, born in the second half of the 19th century. This recipe retains the traditional base of the dish but adds zest with lemon-stuffed olives. Tender beef, soft potatoes, and crunchy pickles create a harmony of textures, while pickled pearl onions add subtle sweetness. A special touch is the yolk sauce that enriches the flavor and makes it rich. Ideal for festive gatherings, this salad brings Mediterranean freshness to classic Russian cuisine. It should be served well chilled to reveal all flavor nuances. A great choice for those who appreciate tradition but are not afraid of experimentation!
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