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Frozen lingonberries

Frozen lingonberries
Whole bright red lingonberries frozen after picking, sour-astringent, for a sauce for meat and game, jam, fruit drinks and baking.

Frozen lingonberries are whole bright red lingonberries frozen soon after picking, sour-astringent, with a light bitterness and natural preservatives (benzoic acid). They are thawed and served as a sauce for meat, game, turkey and baked cheese, cooked into jam, fruit drinks, jelly and kissels, added to baking, cakes, sauces and dressings.

Recipes with this ingredient

Concentrated berry juice
Concentrated berry juiceAuthor's cuisine | Drinks

Concentrated berry mors is a true elixir of nature, rich in the flavors of northern berries. This drink resembles traditional Russian mors but has greater density and depth of flavor due to its high berry content. The combination of the tartness of lingonberries and cranberries, the soft astringency of black currants and sea buckthorn, along with the sweetness of cherries creates an amazing balance. Mors not only refreshes but also nourishes the body with beneficial substances, making it perfect for winter evenings or summer cooling. It can be consumed as a standalone drink or added to cocktails, sauces, and desserts. Thanks to natural antioxidants and vitamins, concentrated mors becomes not only a gastronomic delight but also a health concern. It provides energy and strengthens immunity, making every sip truly healing.

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Anti-cold berry juice
Anti-cold berry juiceEuropean cuisine | Drinks

Cold-fighting berry juice is a healing drink that harnesses the power of northern berries. Cranberries, sea buckthorn, lingonberries, viburnum, and hawthorn create a rich flavor with a slight tartness, while their rich composition helps strengthen immunity and combat colds. This juice is traditionally prepared in cold weather when the body needs natural support. The berries are first boiled to extract maximum nutrients and then infused to allow the drink to reveal its depth of flavor. It can be consumed warm for warming up after a winter walk or chilled as a refreshing vitamin elixir. It perfectly complements breakfast and serves as a tasty prevention of seasonal ailments.

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Stumbling Block
Stumbling BlockAuthor's cuisine | Drinks

Recipe from Viktor Beley, chef of the Uhvat restaurant. An old drink, considered exclusively for ladies: sweet, tasty, not very strong, easy to drink and even, judging by the name, acts harmlessly, but for sure.

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Yeast pie with lingonberries

The recipe was shared with us by the chef of the restaurant "Chirem" Ilgiz Shakirov.

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Lenten cake with almonds and lingonberries

Vegan cake with almonds and lingonberries is a refined blend of nutty warmth and light tartness. This dessert hails from European cuisine and embodies a harmony of flavors, perfect for those avoiding animal products. Almonds provide softness and tenderness, while lingonberries add a refreshing note. Sugar and spices enhance the depth of aroma, and cocoa gives a light chocolate hue. This cake is wonderful for morning tea or a cozy evening with a book, and its simplicity makes it accessible even for beginners. Frozen lingonberries retain freshness in taste and texture, while spices add warmth, making it an excellent choice in cool weather. This cake is a small gastronomic miracle created for enjoyment.

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Meatballs with Lingonberry Sauce, Pickled Cucumber and Brown Sauce

These meatballs with a classic accompaniment of mashed potatoes and lingonberry and brown sauce have become one of the most famous Swedish dishes thanks to IKEA. The bread crumbs soaked in milk are an extremely important component: they give the meatballs their special, soft texture.

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Homemade lemonade with berries

Homemade lemonade with berries is a refreshing drink that combines the vibrant colors of summer berries, the coolness of ice, and the aroma of fresh mint. The tradition of mixing berries with water and sugar originated in Europe, where such drinks were valued for their natural freshness. This lemonade has a harmonious balance of sweetness and light acidity thanks to lingonberries and sea buckthorn. The cold ice makes it perfect for summer days, while the added mint brings a subtle spicy note. It is served both in everyday meals and at festive tables, where it becomes a highlight of the evening. The versatility of the recipe allows for experimentation with various berries, creating new flavor variations. This drink not only quenches thirst but also offers a moment of enjoyment from natural freshness.

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Mexican Chocolate Quinoa Pudding (Gluten Free)

Mexican chocolate quinoa pudding is a harmonious blend of rich dark chocolate flavor, warm spices, and the delicate texture of quinoa. This dessert, inspired by Mexican culinary traditions, features characteristic spices like cinnamon, vanilla, and nutmeg that give it an exquisite aroma. The slight spiciness of chili pepper enhances the depth of chocolate flavor, while fresh-frozen lingonberries or cranberries add a pleasant tartness. A gluten-free alternative to classic puddings, this recipe is perfect for those seeking a healthy and original treat. It can be served warm or chilled, enjoying the richness of texture and complexity of flavors.

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Pumpkin and cream cheesecake with lingonberry jelly

Pumpkin-cream cheesecake with lingonberry jelly is an exquisite dessert inspired by classic American traditions. Its velvety pumpkin filling, complemented by cream cheese and spices, creates an incredible harmony of flavors: delicate sweetness and warm autumn notes. The crunchy shortcrust base adds texture, while the lingonberry jelly brings a pleasant tartness that balances the sweetness. Historically, cheesecakes originated in Ancient Greece, but modern variations with pumpkin are especially popular in the USA, particularly in autumn. This dessert is perfect for cozy evenings or festive gatherings, delighting with its rich flavor and elegant appearance.

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Dried Fruit and Lingonberry Compote

Dried fruit compote is a wonderful thing, but it often lacks a slight sourness to balance the taste. Sometimes lemon is used for this, but in this recipe lingonberry is responsible for the sourness and pleasant bitterness.

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Wallenberg Cutlets
Wallenberg CutletsSwedish cuisine | Main courses

There are two stories about the origin of Wallenberg cutlets. But no one knows which one is true. The first is this. A man named Marcus Wallenberg, the mayor of Stockholm, suffered from stomach pains. But he loved meat, anyway. And he asked his cook to make a light but meaty dish. The cook took the best piece of veal, put it through a meat grinder several times and added the yolk and cream, which are traditionally included in soufflé. The other story is also about a man named Marcus Wallenberg . Then, about ninety years ago, his father was the richest man in Sweden. The Wallenbergs are still real oligarchs, this family owns a lot in Sweden. So, this Wallenberg also suffered from stomach problems. And so one day he came to the famous Stockholm restaurant Operakällaren. The chef of Operakällaren knew about Marcus's problems and decided to cook something very special for a rich client. And I made these tender, soufflé-like cutlets.

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Chicken fillet with lingonberry sauce

Chicken fillet with lingonberry sauce is an exquisite dish of European cuisine that combines the tenderness of meat with the sweet-sour richness of berry sauce. This recipe embodies the art of gastronomy by merging the softness of marinated fillet with the spicy aroma of nutmeg, garlic, and soy sauce. The lingonberry sauce, with its light caramelization of onion and sugar, adds a subtle fruity freshness to the dish. It is perfect for a romantic dinner or a festive lunch where each flavor note unfolds gradually. It is served on fresh salad leaves, creating a balance between the juiciness of the meat and the crisp greens. The taste is rich and multifaceted with a delicate acidity that awakens the appetite. Chicken fillet with lingonberry sauce not only delights the taste buds but also decorates the table with its elegant appearance.

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Turkey liver pate in lingonberry glaze

Turkey liver pâté with lingonberry glaze is an exquisite dish of European cuisine that combines the tenderness and rich flavor of liver with the bright sweet-sour note of lingonberry glaze. This recipe traces back to French gastronomic traditions where pâté is considered a symbol of sophistication. The fine texture of the liver, enriched with cream and aromas of nutmeg and cognac, transforms into a creamy delicacy that gains freshness from the berry accent. The lingonberry glaze adds a light tartness, creating a balance of flavors. This dish will be the star of the festive table, perfectly complementing rye bread and exquisite sauces. It is best served chilled to reveal its full flavor depth and pairs excellently with dry white wines or sparkling beverages.

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Low-carb cheesecake with lingonberry sauce

Low-carb cheesecake with cranberry sauce is a delicate dessert with a refined taste that combines the creamy softness of the cream and the tartness of the berry sauce. It is a light variation of the classic European cheesecake, where instead of traditional dough, an almond flour and date base is used. This combination makes the dessert not only delicious but also healthy. Lemon zest adds a fresh citrus note to the cream, while cherry liqueur with cinnamon and cloves enriches the cranberry sauce with warm spicy tones. This cheesecake is perfect for sophisticated meals and can become the star of a festive table. It pairs wonderfully with a cup of fragrant tea or freshly brewed coffee, creating an atmosphere of coziness and enjoyment. Each spoonful is a harmony of textures and flavors that offers true gastronomic pleasure.

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Stewed rabbit in wine-lemon marinade with lingonberries

Braised rabbit in wine-lemon marinade with lingonberry is a dish that combines the traditions of Russian cuisine and the sophistication of European gastronomic techniques. The tender rabbit meat, infused with the aromas of rosemary, ginger, and barberry, becomes juicy and melts in the mouth. The light acidity of white dry wine and lemon juice enhances its flavor, while the finishing touch—a sour cream sauce with lingonberries—adds tenderness and zest. This dish is perfect for cozy family dinners or festive gatherings and pairs well with vegetable sides or creamy mashed potatoes. Rich in flavors and aromas, it leaves a pleasant aftertaste and offers true gastronomic pleasure.

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