
Onion oil (fried shallot oil) is a vegetable oil flavoured with shallot or bulb onion slowly fried to a golden-brown colour, light golden, with a rich sweetish-fried onion taste and aroma. It is used for finishing: drizzled over rice, noodles, congee, soups, braised dishes, salads and vegetables (especially in Vietnamese and Chinese cooking), and the fried onion is served separately as a crunchy topping.
Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product
Onion oil (fried shallot oil), Raw: Calories 884.0 kcal, Proteins 0.0 grams, Fats 100.0 grams, Carbohydrates 0.0 grams per 100 g of product.

This salad of thin tofu with cucumber, cilantro, and spicy sauce embodies Japanese cuisine, combining lightness, freshness, and harmony of flavors. Thinly sliced vegetables, tender tofu, and zesty sauce create an amazing combination of textures – crunchy, soft, and aromatic. The spiciness of the sauce enhances the flavor of the ingredients while sesame adds a light nutty note. This salad is perfect as a light dish or as an accompaniment to main Japanese dishes. With its fresh and healthy ingredients, it not only delights the palate but also provides a sense of lightness and balance.
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Ginger steamed sea bass is a refined dish of European cuisine that combines the tenderness of sea fish with the sophistication of Eastern spices. This recipe represents a harmony of flavors: the light spiciness of ginger, the depth of soy sauce, and the elegance of sherry give the fish an extraordinary richness. The tradition of steaming fish comes from Asian cuisine, where this method preserves its natural juiciness. Cracklings add a pleasant textural contrast, while lime and cilantro refresh the taste. The dish is perfect for a light dinner or festive table, highlighting the natural sweetness of sea bass and elevating its flavor to a new level. This delicacy will delight gourmets and connoisseurs of exquisite combinations.
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