Duck egg

A classic combination: cod liver, egg and green onions. Just with some nuances. The egg here is duck, and the onion is presented in two forms: white onion and green shoots. The egg will need to be grated , the liver - mashed with a fork, and the onion - chopped. All this is easily prepared with a fork, knife, board and bowl, and you can leave the blender out. It is recommended to serve this pate with ciabatta. Recipe from Rustam Tangirov, brand chef of the Lesnoy restaurant.

Pike a la Vladimir, stuffed with rice and prunes, is a vivid example of Russian culinary tradition that combines simple ingredients with refined taste. Historically, this recipe may have originated in central Russia where river fish was a staple food. Baked in the oven, pike acquires a tender, aromatic texture, while the filling of rice, butter, and duck eggs gives it a rich, harmonious flavor. Prunes add a light sweetness and spiciness that highlight the fish's natural freshness. The dish is prepared with love and its presentation in a ring shape symbolizes coziness and home warmth. It pairs perfectly with white wine or a light vegetable garnish, creating a festive mood at any gathering.

Salted pancakes are an ancient Russian dish that has preserved the traditions of peasant cuisine. It originally emerged as a way to use salted meat, a product prepared for winter. In this recipe, potatoes infused with the aromas of fried onions and garlic combine with tender salted meat and spices to create a delicate, juicy dough. After long cooling, it gains elasticity and then becomes a true feast of flavor when fried to a crispy golden crust. The pancakes are served hot with fried duck eggs that add richness to the dish. This hearty, cozy, and surprisingly delicious treat can transport you to the atmosphere of a Russian village and provide the warmth of home.