Hunter's sausages (kabanosy)

Cassoulet is the greatest French invention, a thick mixture of beans and all sorts of meat, including pieces of duck confit. This recipe also includes croutons, which give the dish a rustic flair and satiety.

The most filling canape option from the entire selection. The combination of seafood and sausages, to put it mildly, is not obvious, but in fact it turns out to be very advantageous both in form and color (look how tender shrimp seem to embrace the sausage slices), and in taste - the sweetness of seafood and the spiciness of meat products complement each other perfectly.

Translated from French - "forest omelette" or "forester's omelette". However, the term "forestier" in the French culinary calendar can mean not only an omelette, but also any dishes prepared with mushrooms, fried bacon or all kinds of fried sausages. This is a hearty, rather masculine in volume breakfast. Which can easily be turned into an early lunch, adding a shock of green salad. Recipe from Alexander Erin, chef of the restaurant "Bonjour toujour".

Recipe by Alexander Volkov-Medvedev, chef of the Ruski restaurant.

Cheese soup with hunting sausages is a cozy and rich dish of European cuisine that combines the creamy tenderness of melted cheese with the spicy zest of hunting sausages. This recipe originated as a simple yet hearty soup option for cold days when one wants to warm up and enjoy a rich flavor. Potatoes and carrots add softness and a slight sweetness to the soup, while onions, peppers, and bay leaves provide depth of aroma. The melted cheese gives the soup a velvety texture, while dill adds a fresh note. Perfect as a standalone dish or paired with crispy baguette. Suitable for family lunches, bringing warmth and comfort to home gatherings. Easy to prepare but surprises with the richness of flavor nuances that unfold in every spoonful.

Quick solyanka is a fragrant and hearty dish of Russian cuisine that combines the rich flavors of smoked meats, pickles, and tomato tanginess. The history of solyanka traces back to ancient Russian taverns where it served as the perfect treat after a feast. This version cooks faster than the classic one but retains its rich character. A meat assortment sautéed with onions and carrots is infused with tomato paste and spices, then complemented by pickles and olives that add zest. Lemon adds a light citrus freshness. Served with sour cream and herbs, solyanka becomes a truly cozy home dish that warms and energizes.

The recipe is taken from the book "ProSTO Kitchen" by Alexander Belkovich.

The word solyanka is as pleasant as it is ambiguous for the Russian ear. Some people prepare assorted solyanka with mushrooms, some with olives, some with capers, and some with pickles, there are even those who completely deny cabbage in the recipe . Without what you definitely cannot prepare meat solyanka - without meat. And the more types or varieties of meat you collect in this incredibly hearty soup, the tastier it will be. Here you need not so much to know when to stop, as to be able to build harmony: this recipe uses six types of meat at once, ranging from beef to smoked sausages, and they all get along with each other and sing along with each other.

Lavash with sausages, cheese, and chicken is a hearty dish that combines the juiciness of meat ingredients, the tenderness of cheese, and the lightness of lavash. This recipe is especially popular among lovers of quick and tasty snacks. It resembles traditional street food but has a homely comfort to it. The history of lavash goes back to Armenian culture, where thin flatbreads are used to create various dishes. In this version, classic meat products like sausages and chicken are complemented by spicy mushrooms and seasoned Korean carrots. Aromatic ketchup and mayonnaise add richness to the flavor. Lavash can be heated in a multicooker or lightly fried in a pan for a crispy crust. It's an ideal snack for those who appreciate simplicity in preparation and rich taste.

Hunting sausages with vegetables are a hearty and aromatic dish that embodies the spirit of countryside meals. Historically, hunting sausages were used as a nutritious and convenient snack on hikes, and the combination with vegetables makes them even richer. The taste of this dish is a harmony of the smoked spice of the sausages, the sweetness of the vegetables, and the tender texture of rice soaked in a tomato-vinegar dressing with hints of thyme and bay leaf. It is perfect for a cozy family dinner or friendly gatherings. The preparation is simple, and the final touch – a splash of lemon juice – adds freshness. Serve hot and enjoy every bite of this colorful European dish!

Pizza with hunting sausages is a true celebration of flavor, combining Italian traditions with rich notes of smoked sausages. Its history roots in classic Italian cuisine but gains a special character through the choice of toppings. The crispy yeast dough serves as the perfect base for a spicy tomato-mayonnaise sauce enriched with aromas of basil, thyme, and garlic. Thinly sliced hunting sausages, olives, cherry tomatoes, and bacon create a rich palette of flavors, while a generous amount of Russian cheese adds softness and depth to the dish. This pizza is the choice of true gourmets who appreciate juicy, rich shades in every bite. Perfect for a cozy evening or heartfelt gathering with friends!

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

The basis of Hungarian cabbage soup is a large amount of sauerkraut, and the broth itself is made with smoked pork and bacon. The latter must first be fried in paprika or in a paste made from it - this is what turns ordinary cabbage soup into " Korhejlevesh" .

Chicken terrine with bacon is an elegant dish of French cuisine that reflects the art of gastronomy. Historically, terrine emerged as a way to preserve meat and vegetable components baked in a mold for a long time. In this version, tender chicken fillet infused with the flavor of smoked bacon and aromatic game sausages creates a layered composition of flavors. Mushrooms and pink pepper add sophistication, while parsley and olives provide freshness. Wrapped in strips of bacon, the terrine is slowly baked to achieve the perfect texture. Once cooled, it transforms into a magnificent appetizer ideal for serving at festive tables. Served cold, thinly sliced, accompanied by fresh bread and a light wine sauce, it creates an exquisite gastronomic experience.

Thick red lentil soup is a rich and aromatic dish inspired by German culinary traditions. Its rich flavor comes from the combination of smoked bacon, hunter sausages, and spices like cumin, paprika, and allspice. This soup is especially valued for its nutritional and warming properties, making it an ideal choice for cold days. Red lentils give the soup a pleasant creamy texture while sweet peppers add a hint of freshness. It is served with sour cream that softens the dish's spiciness and adds tenderness. This soup is not only hearty and tasty but also rich in protein, making it beneficial for those who appreciate nutritious and balanced meals.