Recipe Catalog
Recipes with all the words: 1. Next come recipes that match some of the words
Cold citrus tea is a refreshing drink that combines the bitterness of green tea with bright notes of citrus fruits. Its roots trace back to European culinary traditions, where such cold beverages became popular due to their tonic properties. The taste of this tea is harmonious: the sweetness of orange and the acidity of lemon balance the slight bitterness of grapefruit, creating a rich palette of shades. Ice makes it especially refreshing, while fruit pieces add a textural twist. Ideal for a hot day, it quenches thirst and provides an energy boost. It can be served as a standalone drink or alongside light summer dishes. This tea not only delights with its flavor but also fills one with a sense of freshness and comfort.
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Ginger tea with citrus, honey, and cinnamon is a fragrant and warming drink with deep roots in Russian cuisine. Its history is linked to the tradition of consuming hot teas in cold weather when the healing properties of natural ingredients are especially valued. Ginger adds a slight spiciness and warming effect, orange juice fills the drink with freshness and citrus aroma, cinnamon adds subtle spice, while honey softens the taste creating a harmonious blend. This tea is perfect for winter evenings, helps with colds, boosts immunity and simply provides comfort. Its rich flavor and aroma turn an ordinary tea moment into true enjoyment.
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A perfectly warming black tea in the fragrant company of honey, oranges, ginger and cinnamon.
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Cold-fighting tea is a true find for chilly days. Its roots lie in the traditions of Russian folk medicine, where herbal blends helped combat colds and strengthen immunity. This aromatic drink combines the healing properties of chamomile, yarrow, St. John's wort, and lemon balm, adding warming ginger and spicy cardamom. Lemon zest adds freshness while a pinch of black pepper enhances the warming effect. The tea's flavor is rich, full-bodied, and slightly astringent with light citrus and herbal notes. It is enjoyed hot, savoring each sip that brings warmth and relief at the first signs of a cold. This drink is not just a remedy but also a cozy warming pleasure.
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Cocktail from the Moscow bar Community. Head bartender Vasily Zheglov.
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This ice cream is sold at "Pueroport", a branch of "Chainaya Vysota" in Gorky Park.
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The Tea Time cocktail is an exquisite signature drink inspired by the traditions of English tea drinking. It combines the freshness of herbal tea, the tartness of lemon juice, and the sweet depth of honey syrup, creating an elegant balance of flavors. Hendrick’s gin adds noble floral-cucumber notes, highlighting the complexity of the composition. Garnished with a thin slice of cucumber soaked in rose syrup and sprinkled with sesame seeds, this cocktail delights not only the palate but also surprises with its aesthetics. Perfect for leisurely evenings, cozy conversations, and connoisseurs of refined taste.
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Ksenia Krylosova, owner of the Tempo coffee shop, shared the recipe with us.
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Yogo tea is a fragrant drink that comes from the depths of Indian tradition. For centuries, it has been used by yogis to maintain inner harmony and energy. This tea is a rich blend of spices—cardamom, clove, cinnamon, ginger, and black pepper. Their warming and stimulating properties not only make the drink invigorating but also aid digestion and detoxification. Adding honey gives the tea a soft sweetness, while a pinch of black tea and milk create a velvety taste with a slight astringency. Yogo tea is perfect for meditative mornings, leisurely evenings, or simply as a way to warm up and feel comfortable. This drink is not just tea; it embodies a philosophy of balance and tranquility.
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This refreshing Italian salad combines the brightness of citrus, the spiciness of mint, and the tender texture of greens. The origins of such a dish trace back to Mediterranean traditions where fresh herbs and sour fruits are used to create light and aromatic dressings. Grapefruit adds a tangy bitterness that harmonizes with the sweetness of cane sugar and the depth of narsharab. The mint-citrus dressing with olive oil envelops arugula and chard, creating a balance of freshness and richness. This salad is perfect as a standalone dish on a hot day or as a refreshing complement to meat and fish.
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In France, beans of this type are called Kenyan. And in England and America - French. Our indications differ: they are called both, and sometimes by color - just green. When preparing green French-Kenyan beans, it is important not to forget to cut off as many thin hard stalks as possible: they are little better than fish bones when they come across in a dish. And young peas in France are called mangetout - that is, completely edible. With all the stalks. To prevent the green color from turning brown after cooking, beans and young peas need to be cooled quickly - for example, in a bowl of water, into which a fair amount of ice has been thrown. Almonds need to be fried to such a state that they easily crumble with your teeth and at the same time do not have a charcoal taste. Instead of almonds, you can use other nuts or, for example, chestnuts. You can also use oil from other types of nuts instead of almond oil.
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Soba noodles with soy-citrus sauce is a true gastronomic journey into the heart of Japanese cuisine. The delicate, slightly nutty soba noodles made from buckwheat flour serve as the base of this dish, harmonizing with seaweed, fresh soybean sprouts, and spicy watercress salad. The star is the soy-citrus dressing, where the depth of soy sauce combines with the refreshing tartness of lime and the creaminess of peanut butter. This dish not only impresses with its balance of flavors—salty, sour, and umami—but also delights with its lightness and nutrition. Perfect for warm summer days when something fresh and invigorating is desired. The noodles can be served chilled, making them especially pleasant in hot weather. Each bite reflects the subtlety of Japanese gastronomic philosophy, where attention to detail and harmony of ingredients play a key role.
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Avocado, mango, and citrus salad is an embodiment of freshness and exoticism. Inspired by European gastronomic traditions, it combines the juiciness of ripe mango, the creamy texture of avocado, and the bright acidity of citrus fruits. The dressing made from olive oil, lemon juice, and spices highlights the harmony of flavors, while walnuts and paprika add spicy accents. This salad is perfect as a light appetizer or refreshing dish for a summer dinner. It not only delights the eye with its colorful palette but also fills the body with vitamins, energy, and unforgettable taste sensations.
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Orange poppy seed pie with citrus glaze is an exquisite dessert of French cuisine, filled with the warmth and aromas of sunny gardens. This pie combines an airy texture with a light crunch of poppy seeds, giving it a subtle flavor perception. The orange zest adds freshness and a slight bitterness, while the delicate citrus glaze completes the sweet ensemble, creating a harmonious aftertaste. The French appreciate such desserts for their elegance and sophistication, and this pie is perfect for cozy family tea times or festive occasions. Its softness and rich flavor make it an ideal complement to a cup of hot tea or coffee, while the poppy notes add an interesting textural play in every bite.
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Octopus salad in citrus and oyster vinaigrette is an exquisite dish of Japanese cuisine that delights with its sophistication and complex flavor combinations. Tender octopus tentacles, carefully prepared in a fragrant broth with vegetables and spices, acquire softness and richness. The oyster and egg yolk dressing gives the dish a creamy texture, while the citrus vinaigrette adds freshness and zest. The light tartness of grapefruit and the sweet note of orange harmoniously blend with the marine tones. This dish is a true gastronomic masterpiece, perfect for special occasions when you want to impress guests with refined and exotic flavors.
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