Tamari sauce

The recipe was shared with us by Touch of Matcha chef Yegor Rudolsky.

The recipe was shared with us by the chef of Touch of Matcha Yegor Rudolsky. Buckwheat is our everything after Pushkin. Birch trees are also strongly associated with Russia. We collect young birch buds, then add them to our bowl. When they are young, they are soft and pleasant. At first, we prepare them for future use, and when they run out, we simply remove this bowl from the menu and move on to others. We do not overcook buckwheat, we preserve the grain. Fermented tomatoes and cauliflower add acidity and spice.

The recipe was shared with us by Yegor Rudolsky, chef of Touch of Matcha.

Vegan 'Alfredo' sauce is a delightful alternative to the classic Italian sauce, created specifically for those following a plant-based diet. Its creamy and velvety texture is achieved through a blend of soy milk and cashews, while tamari and soy sauces, Dijon mustard, and garlic add savory notes. The light acidity of lemon juice balances the rich flavor, and paprika gives it an appetizing hue. This sauce pairs perfectly with pasta, transforming it into an exquisite dish, and also complements boiled vegetables like broccoli beautifully. It is not only tasty but also nutritious, rich in plant proteins and healthy fats, making it an excellent choice for those striving for balanced nutrition.

Fried tofu in soy sauce is a simple yet exquisite dish that combines the delicate texture of tofu with the rich flavors of Eastern spices. Its roots can be traced back to Asian cuisine, where soy sauce and tofu are key ingredients in many traditional recipes. Here it is adapted for European cuisine, offering a harmony of softness and crispy crust. Fried to a golden color, tofu becomes aromatic and appetizing, while the combination of tamari and yeast gives it a deep, slightly spicy flavor. The dish works well as an independent snack or as a side to vegetable and grain dishes. It pairs wonderfully with fresh salads, rice or noodles, turning into a light and nutritious treat that can appeal even to those unfamiliar with tofu.

The bacon cheeseburger is an iconic dish of American cuisine, combining a tender beef patty, spicy cheddar, and crispy bacon. Its history dates back to the 1920s when the cheeseburger first appeared in Los Angeles. The crispy bacon adds a smoky aroma, while tamari sauce and lemon juice deepen the flavor. The golden-brown bun serves as the perfect base, soaking up the juices, and fresh lettuce adds lightness. This cheeseburger is a symbol of gastronomic comfort, ideal for a cozy evening or friendly barbecue. Served with fries or onion rings, it completes the harmony of flavors. Every detail is crafted for maximum enjoyment, creating an unforgettable culinary experience.

Broccoli soup with sesame and ginger is a refined dish of Pan-Asian cuisine that combines the freshness of vegetables with the depth of Eastern aromas. Ginger adds a pleasant spiciness, sesame oil enriches the soup with nutty notes, and tamari sauce adds a distinctive umami flavor. Originally, such soups were created in Asia as a light, warming dish capable of supporting the body's balance. The taste of this soup is a harmony of spiciness and softness, where broccoli remains tender yet textured, while pickled ginger and sesame provide elegant accents. It can be served as a standalone dish or as the first course of a meal. It fits perfectly into the diet of those seeking healthy yet flavorful food.

Salmon in citrus marinade with vegetable salad is a harmony of freshness and rich aromas. The dish combines the tenderness of baked fish with bright notes of citrus marinade that enhances its flavor, making it rich and slightly tangy. The vegetable salad, complemented by a unique dressing made from orange, lemon, and lime juices, adds freshness and a crunchy texture. This dish is born from the traditions of Russian cuisine but enriched with modern gastronomic trends. It is perfect for a light dinner or festive table. Sour cream added to the fish when served softens the flavor palette and adds a special creamy note. A light, healthy, and incredibly tasty dish that highlights the sophistication of each ingredient's taste.

Broccoli in Asian garlic sauce is a refined dish where simple ingredients transform into a culinary masterpiece. Inspired by Asian traditions, it combines the freshness of broccoli with the rich flavor of garlic and umami notes of soy sauce. The light sweetness of cornstarch gives the sauce a delicate thickness, coating each piece of crispy cabbage. Prepared in aromatic sesame oil, this dish has deep spiciness and a light nutty undertone. It can be served warm or chilled, complementing a main dish or standing alone as a light snack. Special charm comes from additions—spicy chili or ginger enhance the flavor palette, turning this recipe into a vibrant gastronomic adventure.

The cult grain of the late 2000s and early 2010s, paired with the cult root vegetable of the same era. Plant life can be really interesting, and in this case, gluten-free, but still delicious.