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Shosha is a village in the Konakovsky district of the Tver region. The local variation of Olivier actually has nothing to do with the specialties of the Tver region. Paul learned the prefix "Shoshin-style" from the recipe by birthright - the chef of the local restaurant "Shosha" Sergey Uvarov came up with the idea of mixing wild duck, crab and ham in Olivier. The recipe is taken from the book "Geography to Taste with Nika Ganich. Gastronomic Guides". Restaurant "Shosha"
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The chef of the Red Wall restaurant shared the recipe with us for the O2 festival menu.
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Wild rice with tuna in Thai style is a refined dish that combines the exoticism of the East with the practicality of European cuisine. Wild rice adds textural richness and a light nutty note, while canned tuna makes it nutritious and filling. A fragrant mix of fresh ginger, garlic, and chili pepper creates a vibrant spicy base complemented by the gentle sweetness of carrots. Quail eggs whipped with soy sauce add depth and richness to the flavor. The finishing touch is fresh mint and lemon juice that refresh and balance the taste. This dish is perfect for a cozy home dinner or for serving at a festive table, delighting with its rich aroma and harmony of flavors.
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Olivier with duck breast is an exquisite version of the classic Russian salad that gains a new flavor from the smoked duck meat. The history of Olivier dates back to the 19th century when French chef Lucien Olivier created it at the Moscow restaurant 'Hermitage'. Traditionally made with boiled vegetables, pickled cucumbers, and mayonnaise, the addition of duck breast gives the dish a rich smoky aroma and tender texture. The salad is perfect for festive gatherings, impressing with the combination of salty cucumbers, sweet carrots, and soft duck meat. It pairs wonderfully with rye bread and chilled drinks. Served in a mound, it pleases the eye and becomes the centerpiece of the table while preserving Russian culinary traditions with an elegant modern twist.
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This original version of Olivier salad with duck traces back to the traditions of Russian cuisine in the 19th century and reflects the sophistication of ancient recipes. Inspired by the legacy of I.I. Oblomov's nanny, it features the delicate taste of duck slices harmoniously combined with classic ingredients: potatoes, carrots, eggs, and crunchy cucumbers. Antonovka apple adds a subtle tang that highlights the rich texture of the dish. Delicate smoked ham gives the salad a noble depth of flavor, while light mayonnaise binds all components together. Perfect for both festive gatherings and cozy family dinners, it evokes warm memories of old Russian feasts. This salad is a true gastronomic journey into history where each ingredient reveals its role in creating a harmonious ensemble of flavors.
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The recipe was shared with us by Dmitry Akhmetov, chef of the wine bars Brix and Easy Brix.
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Olivier with crab and Antonovka apple is an exquisite interpretation of the classic Soviet salad, enriched with the delicate taste of crab meat and the light acidity of Antonovka apple. This dish combines tradition and sophistication, transforming a familiar recipe into a gastronomic delight. An important step is preparing the vegetables—they must retain their firmness so that the salad does not lose its textural richness. Elegant crab cubes and fresh vegetables are harmoniously complemented by fragrant herbs and homemade mayonnaise, adding tenderness to the dish. This variation of Olivier is perfect for a festive table, surprising guests with a new flavor and elegant presentation. Serving forms can vary, allowing everyone to enjoy a unique interpretation. The taste is delicate, rich, with a subtle balance of sweetness and light saltiness, creating unforgettable impressions.
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This is how Alexander Volkov-Medvedev, chef of the Ruski restaurant, prepares Olivier.
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Recipe by Evgeny Meshcheryakov, chef of the restaurant "More na Patrikakh".
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Shulyum is a traditional dish made from wild duck in Caucasian cuisine, embodying the atmosphere of a hunter's campfire and the unique taste of game. It is a hearty soup with a rich aroma where tender duck meat harmonizes with the sweetness of carrots, the spiciness of onions, and the tenderness of potatoes. During preparation, the duck is first marinated to eliminate its specific smell and then fried until golden brown to acquire a rich flavor. Vegetables and spices complement the dish, adding depth and richness. Shulyum is served hot, often with herbs and fresh bread to emphasize its richness. It is an ideal treat after a long day outdoors that can provide warmth and comfort. The dish is popular among hunters and outdoor cooking enthusiasts due to its simplicity and nutritional value.
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Olivier salad is a legendary dish of Russian cuisine, but its variation with ham and pineapple gives it an unexpected, refined touch. The classic base of potatoes, carrots, and chicken remains unchanged, but the addition of sweet pineapple and tender ham creates a subtle balance of flavors. Mayonnaise binds the ingredients into a whole, adding a creamy texture. This salad is perfect for festive tables, bringing notes of gastronomic experimentation. The flavor palette combines salty, sweet, and delicate elements, making the dish light and refreshing. Variations of Olivier have emerged thanks to creative interpretations of the classic, and this version is a wonderful example of culinary exploration for new harmonies.
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Olivier is a legendary salad of Russian cuisine that emerged in the 19th century thanks to French chef Lucien Olivier. Its classic recipe has undergone many changes, and this version with smoked ham and apple is an exquisite reinterpretation. The smoked meat gives the salad a rich aroma, while the crunchy green apple adds a light tartness, creating a delightful balance of flavors. Pickled cucumbers add zest, and the tender combination of boiled vegetables and eggs makes the salad hearty. Peas bring a sweet note, while mayonnaise and olive oil unite the ingredients into a harmonious composition. This version of Olivier is perfect for festive gatherings and cozy family evenings, preserving the spirit of tradition while surprising with its original taste.
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Asian-style duck breast is a dish inspired by the traditions of Pan-Asian cuisine, where the harmony of flavors plays a key role. The tenderness of duck meat perfectly complements a rich marinade that includes soy sauce, warm honey, aromatic curry, and spicy notes of ginger and chili. Lime juice adds freshness while sesame provides a light nutty touch. The breast is seared to a golden crust while remaining juicy inside, revealing its multifaceted flavor in every bite. This dish is perfect for both festive dinners and cozy evenings with loved ones. In Asian traditions, duck is often served with rice or vegetables, creating an ideal balance of flavors and textures.
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Recipe by the chef of the Moscow restaurant "Pavilion" Vitaly Kovalev
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This is how Olivier is prepared in the Moscow wine bar Bigati Bar.
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