San Marzano (plum) tomatoes

Good day, senors and senoritas! Today I will experiment with Mexican cuisine, having learned a lot from Georgian, and also adding a small nuance from Italy, it will be spicy, and a little sweet, and maybe a little sour, it all depends on what you want. A kind of mix of Georgian lobio and Mexican fajitas.

Layered salad with meat and vegetables is a true celebration of flavors and textures, combining the tenderness of meat, sweetness of beets, crunch of potatoes, and juiciness of vegetables. This salad draws inspiration from European cuisine, where layered dishes are popular. Cabbage adds freshness, carrots provide a light sweetness, and beets mixed with garlic add spiciness. Fried potatoes offer an unexpected crunchy note while the meat makes the dish hearty and rich. The final layer of tomatoes and cheese brings harmony and completeness. This salad is suitable for both everyday meals and festive gatherings.

This salad of avocado, eggs, bacon, and roasted tomatoes is a true anthem of American cuisine, combining tenderness, crunchiness, and rich flavor. Its roots can be found in classic Cobb and Caesar salads but with a fresher and modern twist. Roasted tomatoes gain depth of flavor, avocado provides a creamy texture, and crispy bacon adds a savory salty note. The taste is complemented by olives, fresh green onions, and a homemade dressing that brings the ingredients together into a harmonious dish. This salad is perfect as a standalone dish or as an accompaniment to meat and fish main courses. It satisfies with its balance of textures and leaves a pleasant aftertaste. Most importantly – it’s easy to prepare, making it an excellent choice for cozy family dinners or gatherings with friends.