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Dill

Dill
A herb with a fresh, anise-like aroma for salads, soups, potatoes and pickling.

Dill is a herb with narrow, feathery leaves and a distinctive fresh, anise-like aroma. It is added to salads, soups, boiled potatoes, fish and sauces, and the flower heads are used when pickling cucumbers.

Recipes with this ingredient

Borscht with sorrel
Borscht with sorrelRussian cuisine | Soups

A rich soup from the borscht family (much better than the one with chicken necks): it has beef bones, potatoes, and a substantial frying of onions and carrots.

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Chicken rolls with cheese

Chicken roll-ups with cheese are a true embodiment of culinary tenderness and refined taste. This recipe, originating from the depths of European cuisine, combines the juiciness of chicken fillet with the creamy softness of cheese. The filling, enriched with the aroma of garlic and freshness of dill, adds a piquant touch to the dish, while baking in a buttery-spicy mixture creates a golden crust that retains incredible juiciness inside. These roll-ups are versatile: they are suitable for both family dinners and festive gatherings. They pair perfectly with a light vegetable salad or potato side dish. In every bite lies a harmony of flavors that awakens gastronomic delight.

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Aspic pie with chicken

Chicken pie is a delightful dish of European cuisine that combines tender chicken meat, creamy cheese, and fragrant herbs in a soft, airy dough. Its roots trace back to the traditions of simple and hearty homemade pies where the batter makes preparation easy and quick. The pie's flavor harmoniously blends the tenderness of chicken, the spiciness of cheese, and the freshness of dill; thanks to the sour cream dough it remains soft even after cooling. It is an excellent treat for family lunches, friendly gatherings or picnics as it is convenient to slice and serve in portions. It is best served warm to fully appreciate the richness of flavors and textures.

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Garlic croutons from Borodinsky bread

Garlic croutons made from Borodinsky bread are a true embodiment of Russian cuisine, combining simplicity of preparation with rich flavor. Borodinsky bread, known for its aroma of rye malt and coriander, acquires a crispy golden crust when toasted, while garlic mixed with salt adds spiciness and sharpness. This dish originated in home kitchens where leftover bread was always put to use by turning it into appetizing snacks. It pairs perfectly with beer but also complements first courses well. Served with a delicate sauce made from sour cream and mayonnaise seasoned with dill and pepper that softens the garlic taste and makes the snack even more harmonious. Simplicity, rich aroma, and traditional flavor make these croutons a favorite treat for many generations.

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Pangasius cutlets
Pangasius cutletsEuropean cuisine | Main courses

Pangasius cutlets are a tender and juicy dish perfect for lovers of light fish cuisine. Pangasius, a fish with a mild flavor and airy texture, serves as the base for these appetizing cutlets. Semolina gives them density, while garlic and spices add subtle aromatic notes. The breadcrumb coating forms a crispy golden crust that contrasts with the softness inside. This dish pairs excellently with fresh vegetables, herbs, and lemon juice that enhances its flavor. European cuisine is known for its simple yet elegant recipes, and these cutlets are a bright example of that. They are suitable for both everyday dinners and exquisite feasts. Bon appétit!

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Pancakes with spinach and cream cheese

Recipe from the Touché restaurant.

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Potato pancakes with cottage cheese and red fish

Potato pancakes with cream cheese and red fish are an exquisite dish of Russian cuisine that combines simplicity and elegance of taste. Golden, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, these pancakes gain special refinement from the delicate cream cheese and savory red fish. Their origin traces back to traditional Slavic potato dishes, beloved for their heartiness and versatility. Served with sprigs of dill, this appetizer becomes a true table decoration – perfect for a cozy home dinner or a festive feast. The harmony of textures and richness of flavor make it unforgettable, while the ease of preparation allows you to enjoy this culinary masterpiece without extra hassle.

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30

Grilled Marinated Mackerel

Grilled marinated mackerel is a delightful dish that combines the rich taste of the sea with aromatic herbal notes. A dry marinade of salt, sugar, and dill gives the fish a balance of sweetness and spiciness, while prolonged marination in an oily mixture makes it incredibly tender. Grilling gives the mackerel an appetizing golden crust and a light smoky flavor that pairs perfectly with sour accents like pickled lingonberries. This cooking method has roots in the traditional cuisine of northern regions where dry marination methods are actively used to preserve flavor. The dish is perfect for a cozy family dinner or festive gathering, and its juiciness and rich taste will make you come back to it again and again.

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Mackerel in the oven with herbs

Baked mackerel with herbs is a true ode to Russian cuisine, combining simplicity of preparation with the rich aroma of fresh herbs. Mackerel, known for its delicate taste and high content of beneficial fatty acids, perfectly absorbs the flavors of parsley, dill, basil, and cilantro, creating a harmonious blend. Lemon adds a subtle tanginess that highlights the fish's natural juiciness. Baking in foil helps retain all the juices and makes the meat incredibly tender. This cooking method is suitable for a festive dinner or a cozy family gathering. The taste of mackerel pairs excellently with boiled potatoes and homemade pickles, creating a traditional and heartfelt dish infused with the warmth of Russian cuisine.

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Pancakes with chicken and mushrooms

Chicken and mushroom pancakes are the embodiment of coziness and home warmth. This recipe originates from Russian cuisine, where pancakes have always held a special place as a symbol of hospitality. Tender chicken fillet sautéed with onions and mushrooms gains a rich flavor from cream and cheese, creating a harmony of textures – from crispy crust to juicy filling. These pancakes are perfect for a family dinner or a cozy Sunday breakfast. They are great as a standalone dish but become even tastier with a spoonful of sour cream or fresh herbs. Fried to golden perfection, they tempt with their aroma and promise true gastronomic delight.

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90

Zucchini puree soup
Zucchini puree soupEuropean cuisine | Soups

The recipe is taken from the magazine "Culinary Workshop".

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Rice soup with fresh herbs
Rice soup with fresh herbsEuropean cuisine | Soups

The recipe is taken from the magazine "Culinary Workshop".

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Northern fish soup with salmon milt and tomato

Tunguska brand chef Nikolay Bobrov shared the recipe with us.

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45

Pies with wild garlic

Pirozhki with ramson are a vibrant reflection of traditional Russian cuisine, where nature generously provides fresh seasonal ingredients. Ramson, known as wild garlic, adds a spicy sharpness to the filling, while the combination with green onions and dill makes the taste rich and spring-like. The delicate yeast dough seals in the aromatic filling, forming a golden-brown, crispy crust that contrasts with the softness inside. These pirozhki are perfect for both family lunches and festive gatherings. They are traditionally served fresh when still warm, allowing the flavor of ramson to shine through especially brightly. This dish carries the spirit of the Russian province where simplicity and naturalness of products create true gastronomic masterpieces.

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Fresh vegetable salad with feta cheese

A fresh vegetable salad with feta cheese embodies the lightness and freshness of Mediterranean cuisine. Its history is rooted in Greek gastronomic traditions, where feta is an essential ingredient. The salad delights with its rich green color, aroma of fresh herbs, and the delicate, slightly salty taste of feta that harmonizes with crunchy vegetables. Dressed with a mixture of lemon juice, Provençal herbs, and vegetable oil, it acquires exquisite spiciness and pleasant acidity. This salad is perfect as a standalone dish for a light dinner or as a refreshing complement to main courses. It can be served with crispy baguette and enhanced with nuts or avocado for a richer flavor.

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