Buckwheat, Beetroot and Feta Salad

When summer is still far away, it is not necessary to buy expensive cucumbers and tomatoes - it is much more logical to prepare salads with cereals. In this sense, buckwheat is simply a storehouse of all sorts of advantages: it absorbs other people's aromas no worse than couscous and sounds new in combination with different products. This salad can be called tabbouleh a la russe - it uses beets, feta cheese, and the most readily available ingredients. Any greens will do as a support group, but in the company of bitter arugula , salty cheese, sweet beets and honey sauce, bland buckwheat will sound more interesting. And do not forget to add fried seeds - they give satiety, and decoration, and that very taste of "butter with seeds" that suits buckwheat very well.