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Jerusalem mix, or meurav yerushalmi, is a fried offal mix, sometimes with chopped chicken breast. This quick and easy dish made from budget offal has become a hallmark of Israeli fast food. The recipe was invented in the 1960s, not the most prosperous years for Israel, and even the name of the author is known: it was a certain Haim Firo, whose butcher shop near Jerusalem's Mahane Yehuda market is still in operation. Like any dish that has become popular, there is no canonical recipe for Jerusalem mix: in some places it is served directly on a hot frying pan, with pickles or ptitim paste added. But more often it is packed in pita envelopes to make it convenient to eat on the go.
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Jerusalem mix is one of the most popular street food dishes in Israel, known for its rich aroma of spices and depth of flavor. Its history roots in the multicultural cuisine of Jerusalem, blending the traditions of Sephardim, Ashkenazim, and Middle Eastern peoples. The dish is based on tender chicken offal that is carefully processed to tenderness. They are sautéed with onions, garlic, and fragrant spices like cumin, coriander, paprika, and turmeric to create a rich and spicy flavor. Sumac adds a slight tanginess while chili pepper adds heat. The mix is cooked in an open pan, simmering in its own juices and traditionally served hot with lavash or fresh vegetables. This hearty, spicy dish is a true culinary symbol of Jerusalem.
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The mix salad with diaphragm is an exquisite combination of fresh greens and the rich flavor of beef steak. Inspired by European cuisine, this salad combines the tender texture of salad leaves, sweet cherry tomatoes, and aromatic grilled diaphragm. The dressing made of soy sauce, olive oil, and spicy kimchi adds depth and character to the dish. Grated Parmesan finishes the composition with a delicate salty note. This salad is perfect for gourmets who appreciate a harmonious blend of meat and vegetables with Asian accents.
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Baked chicken breast with pepper in lavash or pita with onion is a modern interpretation of traditional European street snacks. Inspired by Mediterranean motifs, this dish combines the freshness of vegetables with the aroma of spices and the tenderness of chicken fillet. The combination of sweet pepper, onion, and aromatic herbs creates a rich flavor, while lime juice adds a zesty freshness. Baking at high temperatures gives the chicken a caramelized crust that enhances its aroma. Slightly warmed lavash or pita becomes soft and elastic, perfectly encasing the juicy filling. This dish is versatile—ideal for a light lunch or a picnic. The finished roll is easy to hold in hand, and creamy sour cream adds pleasant softness and balance to the taste. Its simplicity and richness make this recipe perfect for everyday enjoyment.
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Marinated Jerusalem artichoke is a culinary find that combines spiciness and the tender texture of the tuber. Its preparation involves a pickling process that enhances the natural sweetness of the artichoke, creating a harmony of flavors with spicy notes of mustard, celery, and turmeric. This recipe is inspired by classic preservation methods typical of European cuisine but enriched with an author's approach. The result is a fragrant, crunchy addition to meat dishes, fish, or cheeses. Apple cider vinegar adds a subtle tang to the marinade, while bell pepper and onion contribute fresh, slightly sweet nuances. This Jerusalem artichoke is perfect for gourmets who love bold flavor combinations and healthy homemade snacks.
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Confit of lamb hearts with spinach and Jerusalem artichoke is a true embodiment of French gastronomic art. The slow cooking method allows the hearts to retain tenderness and rich flavor, while the aromatic spice blend ras el hanout adds exquisite spiciness. The garnish of roasted red peppers, tomatoes, and shallots turned into a rich sauce adds deep sweetness with a hint of acidity, creating the perfect balance. Crispy slices of Jerusalem artichoke and fresh spinach refresh the composition, making each forkful truly unforgettable. This dish is perfect for gourmets who appreciate unusual flavor combinations and refined presentation. It is best served warm, complemented by a glass of red wine that highlights the richness of the meat notes and the spiciness of the sauce.
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Apple puree with Jerusalem artichoke syrup is a delicate dessert with a subtle caramel note and natural sweetness. This recipe traces back to Russian cuisine, where apples have long been used in baking, drinks, and purees. The addition of Jerusalem artichoke syrup gives the dish a unique flavor with a light honey hint and makes it healthy due to the natural properties of the artichoke. The consistency is soft and velvety, while the taste refreshes pleasantly. This puree can be served as an independent dessert or as an accompaniment to pancakes, cheese cakes, and casseroles. It is perfect for cozy family breakfasts and friendly tea gatherings, as well as for children's nutrition due to its naturalness and mild flavor.
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Spinach cream soup with Jerusalem artichoke is a delicate and aromatic dish of European cuisine, featuring a bright, rich flavor. This recipe combines the freshness of spinach, the sweet notes of Jerusalem artichoke, and the slight acidity of tomatoes to create a harmonious balance. The history of such soups traces back to French culinary traditions where creamy soups are valued for their velvety texture. This dish not only delights the palate but is also a rich source of vitamins and nutrients that support health. It is served with crispy croutons or sour cream, enhancing its sophistication. This soup is perfect for a light dinner or as an exquisite appetizer before main courses.
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This warm salad with Jerusalem artichoke, bacon, and radicchio is a true embodiment of cozy British gastronomy. Jerusalem artichoke, known for its nutty flavor and tender texture, becomes soft after boiling and then acquires an appetizing caramelized crust when fried. Bacon adds richness and a slight smoky note, while thinly sliced red onion brings freshness and spiciness. Lettuce and radicchio enrich the salad with crunchiness and a hint of bitterness, while balsamic vinegar and olive oil tie all the components together with a delicate, refined taste. Parmesan completes the composition by adding depth and noble creaminess to the dish. This salad is perfect as a standalone dish or as an original accompaniment to the main dinner, bringing comfort and richness.
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The cake with Jerusalem artichoke syrup and golden raisins is an exquisite dessert filled with delicate aromas of vanilla, citrus, and the sweetness of dried grapes. The origins of this treat can be found in European gastronomy, where natural ingredients and refined flavor combinations are valued. Jerusalem artichoke adds a light caramel note to the dough, while golden raisins provide a sophisticated sweetness that unfolds in every bite. This cake is perfect for cozy family tea times and as a morning dessert with freshly brewed coffee. Its airy texture and noble aroma make it an excellent choice for special occasions and simply to enjoy the moment.
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First, the Jerusalem artichoke is baked in the oven, then dipped in a thick creamy onion sauce. Recipe by Vladimir Chistyakov, chef of the Buro TSUM restaurant.
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Recipe from Vlad Piskunov, chef of the Matryoshka restaurant.
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The sweet taste of eel and Jerusalem artichoke is balanced by a delicate cream of cream cheese, sour cream and yuzu juice. A light citrus note refreshes the entire composition without interrupting the taste of the main ingredients. Recipe from the chef of the gastrobar "Kotelnaya" Dmitry Pogorelov.
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The recipe is taken from the book "Geography to Taste. Latvia" by Nika Ganich
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