Sandwich with herring and quail egg
1 serving
7 minutes
A sandwich with herring and quail egg is a harmony of flavors that combines the tenderness of salted herring, the spiciness of adjika, and the softness of quail eggs. This signature recipe gives a new sound to the classic combination of fish and bread, complementing it with spicy notes of mustard oil and a light heat from chili. Onion adds freshness, while rye bread gives the sandwich a rich, deep flavor. Such a sandwich is perfect for both a morning snack and an exquisite appetizer for a festive table. Historically, herring has been an important part of the gastronomy of many countries, and using quail eggs makes the dish more refined and original. The simplicity of preparation and richness of flavors make this sandwich a small culinary masterpiece.


1
Fry a piece of bread on both sides in mustard oil.
- Rye bread: 1 piece
- Mustard oil: 1 teaspoon

2
Boil quail eggs hard.
- Quail egg: 3 pieces

3
Slice the onion into thin half-rings.
- Red onion: 0.1 head

4
Spread mayonnaise on the bread.
- Homemade mayonnaise: 1 tablespoon

5
Season with adjika.
- Dry adjika: pinch

6
Add chili.
- Ground chili pepper: pinch

7
Place the onion on top.
- Red onion: 0.1 head

8
Then place small pieces of herring.
- Herring: 40 g

9
Cut the eggs in half.
- Quail egg: 3 pieces

10
Put them on the herring.
- Quail egg: 3 pieces

11
The sandwich is ready!









