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Rendered pork fat (smalec)

Rendered pork fat (smalec)
Melted pork fat with cracklings, onion and spices for spreading on bread and frying potatoes and meat.

Rendered pork fat (smalec) is melted pork fat, often with cracklings, onion, apple, garlic and marjoram, white or cream, semi-solid, aromatic. It is spread on rye bread with salt as a snack with borscht and vodka, used for frying potatoes, meat and onion, in dough for short baking and for preserving meat (in pots).

Recipes with this ingredient

Pork pie
Pork pieBritish cuisine | Bakery and desserts

The recipe is taken from Olga Limanets' book "Recipes from the Shire.

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Meat pudding

The recipe is taken from Olga Limanets' book "Recipes from the Shire.

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3

90

Meatloaf with sausage

Meatloaf with sausage is a dish with a rich flavor characteristic of Russian cuisine. Its roots go back to the traditions of preparing meat dishes, where juicy meat, aromatic filling, and spicy sausage come together in a harmonious ensemble. Baked to a golden crust, the loaf fills the kitchen with a delightful aroma of garlic and spices, while its tender texture creates a perfect balance between the density of veal and the softness of the filling. It is perfect for festive tables or family dinners, easily sliced into portions and pairs well with various side dishes. The finished loaf can be served with spicy sauces, fresh vegetables, or mashed potatoes to highlight its rich taste. It embodies the warmth of home cooking where each ingredient reveals its potential to create an unforgettable gastronomic impression.

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150

Cornish Pasties

Recipe taken from the book "Downton Abbey. Cookery Book.

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Polvorones Cookies

The homeland of polvorones is Andalusia. Although almost all sweets from the south of Spain have Arabic or Moorish roots, these shortbread cookies are beyond suspicion: the dough for them is kneaded with lard, which proves their impeccable Christian pedigree . It is not for nothing that the round shape of the cookies resembles church wafers: the most famous polvorones are made in a monastery in the town of Estepa and are sent out in cardboard boxes throughout the country before the holidays. The secret of polvorones is that the fragile cookies should literally explode in the mouth and crumble into elementary particles (polvo in Spanish means "dust", and polvorа means "gunpowder"). A typical Spanish children's joke is to put a whole cookie in your mouth and try to say "pamplona", try it - it's really funny .

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10

120

Solyanka with sterlet (sturgeon) in a frying pan

The recipe is taken from the "Book of Tasty and Healthy Food" of 1939. The style and spelling of the original are preserved.

19

4

120

Kuban borscht on beef bones

Great borscht, which everyone who has ever been to Krasnodar knows about. This is how borscht is prepared in the restaurant "Skotina" of Takhir Kholikberdiev.

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240

Don red borscht
Don red borschtRussian cuisine | Soups

Recipe from the chef of the True Cost restaurant Artem Khizhnyakov.

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150

Chicken with paprika
Chicken with paprikaHungarian cuisine | Main courses

The recipe is taken from the book "Bon Appetit" by Gunther Linde and Heinz Knobloch.

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4

60

Canolli
CanolliItalian cuisine | Bakery and desserts

Cannoli is an iconic dessert of Italian cuisine, originating from sunny Sicily. Crispy golden tubes made of thin pastry infused with the aroma of red wine are filled with a delicate ricotta cream with hints of vanilla, chocolate, and candied fruits. They are adorned with crushed pistachios and pieces of dark chocolate, creating a perfect blend of textures and flavors. This dessert has won the hearts of gourmets worldwide, becoming a symbol of celebration and enjoying life. Cannoli are traditionally served chilled to maintain the cream's lightness and the pastry's crispness. They pair perfectly with strong espresso or sweet wine, making every tea time or celebration even more special.

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6

155

Vegetable stew with rosemary and ginger tincture

Vegetable stew with rosemary and ginger infusion is an exquisite dish of French cuisine that combines aromatic herbs, tender vegetables, and a spicy hint of ginger. Historically, stew originated as a method of slow-cooking ingredients to reveal their flavors. In this version, potatoes, carrots, and apples provide a sweet softness while rosemary adds a subtle spicy freshness. The ginger infusion brings warmth and a slight sharpness that harmonizes with soy sauce and spices. This stew not only delights with its deep flavor but also has warming properties, making it perfect for a cozy dinner. It can be served as a standalone dish or complemented with a slice of crispy baguette. Such a dish will adorn the table, allowing one to enjoy the refined and rich taste of traditional French gastronomy.

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4

90

Cabbage stewed with meat

Cabbage stewed with meat is a cozy dish of European cuisine that combines the rich flavor of meat with the tenderness of cabbage. The roots of this recipe go back to Eastern European traditions, where stewed cabbage with meat was an essential part of the village table. Fried onions with cumin fill the dish with warmth, while paprika adds a pleasant spiciness. The cabbage remains slightly crunchy, and the added sour cream creates a soft texture and rich flavor. This is the perfect dish for a family lunch or dinner that pairs wonderfully with bread or potato garnish. Serve hot and enjoy the rich, homemade taste!

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4

60

Farmer's baguettes with cracklings

Farmer's baguettes with cracklings are true rustic pastries with a French charm. Combining the airy texture of the baguette and the rich flavor of cracklings, this bread offers deep gastronomic joy. The origins of the baguette trace back to France, where it became a symbol of traditional bakeries, but the addition of cracklings gives it a special rustic character. A crispy crust, soft and aromatic crumb, light saltiness and delicate creaminess make the baguette an ideal accompaniment to soups, meat dishes or simply fresh butter. The preparation method with yeast and lard ensures a rich taste and dense texture, while oven humidity allows for achieving the perfect crust. This baguette is a harmony of simple yet expressive ingredients that warm the soul and fill the kitchen with a cozy aroma.

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240

Finnish Fish Pie

Finnish fish pie is a true embodiment of northern traditions. This ancient recipe reflects the essence of Finnish cuisine, where simplicity meets rich flavors. The crispy dough made from a mix of wheat and rye flour envelops a tender fish filling enriched with cream and the aroma of fried onions with bacon. Long baking in the oven gives the pie special juiciness, while the final touch—melted butter—highlights its rich taste. This pie pairs perfectly with hot tea or traditional Finnish beer, creating an atmosphere of coziness and warmth. In Finland, it is often prepared on festive days, enjoying family unity at the table. It is not just a dish but a piece of northern soul wrapped in a golden crust.

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360

Apricot-nut cookies

Apricot-nut cookies are a refined treat of Italian cuisine, combining an airy texture with the rich flavor of nuts and apricots. The origins of this recipe trace back to traditional homemade delights of Italian families, where simple ingredients were transformed into culinary masterpieces. The delicate dough with a light lemon aroma is enriched by the sweetness of apricot jam, while the crunchy nut crust adds a special depth to the flavor. These cookies are perfect with a cup of freshly brewed espresso or as an elegant addition to a dessert table. Their tender structure and subtle aroma make them an excellent choice for cozy family evenings or festive gatherings.

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