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Acetic acid (concentrated vinegar)

Acetic acid (concentrated vinegar)
A concentrated acetic acid solution with a sharp smell, requiring dilution with water, for marinades, preserving and salting.

Acetic acid (concentrated vinegar) is a concentrated aqueous solution of acetic acid (usually 70–80%), colourless, with a very sharp sour smell and a burning taste, requiring mandatory dilution with water before use. Diluted to 6–9% it is used for marinades, preserving, salting, in dressings and to acidify dishes; concentrated it is dangerous and caustic.

Recipes with this ingredient

Kuksi with beef
Kuksi with beefKorean cuisine | Soups

Kuksu with beef is a vibrant and refreshing dish from Korean cuisine that is perfect for hot days. It combines the rich flavor of beef, crunchy vegetables, spicy kimchi, and aromatic nori broth. The history of this dish is rooted in the Korean tradition of serving cold soups, making it especially popular among lovers of contrasting flavors. Kuksu has sweet-sour and spicy notes thanks to soy sauce, vinegar, and spices. Its texture surprises with variety – tender noodles, juicy beef, and crunchy vegetables create a perfect combination. This dish is not only nutritious but also invigorating, with its rich flavor particularly pronounced when served chilled. Kuksu wonderfully satisfies hunger and refreshes, becoming a true gastronomic find for fans of Eastern cuisine.

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Fresh carrot salad with squid

Carrot salad with squid is a refined combination of seafood and crunchy carrots infused with aromatic spices. This recipe is inspired by Korean cuisine, where spicy, flavorful, and balanced tastes create unique gastronomic experiences. Salt-treated carrots gain tenderness, while tender-cooked squid adds a sea freshness. Fragrant onion, garlic, and spices create a rich, spicy flavor, while vinegar adds a pleasant tanginess. This salad pairs perfectly with meat dishes or can serve as a light snack on its own. It can be served at festive tables to surprise guests with an unusual combination of ingredients. Its rich taste and appetizing aroma make it a true decoration of Korean cuisine.

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Quick" pickled green beans

Quick pickled green beans are a simple and light snack that captivates with its freshness and spiciness. This recipe comes from American cuisine, where pickled vegetables are a popular accompaniment to meat and fish. The beans retain their crunchy texture, while the vinegar along with onions and spices gives them a rich flavor with a hint of heat. Perfect for summer picnics or family dinners, and thanks to the quick pickling, you can enjoy this appetizing dish in just two hours. Served cold, it refreshes and enhances the main dish's flavor. This treat is not only tasty but also healthy, as green beans are rich in vitamins and fiber, and pickling helps preserve their freshness and natural taste.

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Assorted with cabbage

Cabbage assortment is a bright and rich dish of Greek cuisine that embodies the simplicity and richness of Mediterranean flavors. The combination of tender white cabbage, sweet carrots, juicy tomatoes, and aromatic onions creates a harmony of textures and aromas, while tomato paste and vinegar add spiciness and a slight tang. This assortment is perfect as a standalone dish that reveals the taste of fresh vegetables or as a dressing for soups like shchi or borscht, adding depth and richness. Greeks traditionally value such dishes for their versatility, nutritional value, and ability to preserve the taste of nature even in winter. The ease of preparation makes it accessible even for novice cooks, while its rich flavor brings warm emotions and cozy enjoyment.

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Snack lecho
Snack lechoHungarian cuisine | Appetizers

Lecho is a fragrant dish of Hungarian cuisine that has gained love worldwide. Its bright color and rich flavor result from a harmonious combination of sweet peppers, tomatoes, garlic, and spices. Historically, lecho emerged as a simple peasant dish but quickly became a favorite addition to meat and vegetable dishes. Its sweet-sour taste with a hint of spiciness makes it versatile: it can be served as a side dish, spread on bread, or used as a sauce. Thanks to vinegar and thermal processing, lecho stores well, allowing enjoyment of summer aromas even in winter.

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