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From Vladimir Sidorov, chef of the restaurant "Cheretto More".
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Canned crab claws with potatoes is a simple yet elegant dish of European cuisine that combines the tenderness of seafood with the heartiness of potatoes. Historically, such recipes emerged due to the development of canning, allowing enjoyment of crab flavors out of season. The tomato sauce accompanying the crab claws adds a rich, slightly tangy note that pairs wonderfully with the delicate texture of potato infused with vegetable oil aroma. A light green hint from parsley adds freshness, while crunchy cucumbers or green salad make the presentation even more harmonious. This dish is perfect for a cozy dinner or festive table, delighting with its rich flavor and refined yet accessible execution.
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Kefirnik with crayfish tails is a refined dish of Russian cuisine that combines the freshness of summer vegetables and the delicacy of river gifts. Historically, such cold soups were made in villages using available ingredients for a refreshing and nutritious lunch. The combination of sweet crayfish tails with the spiciness of mustard and the tanginess of kefir creates a harmony of flavors, while crunchy cucumbers and radishes add textural variety to the dish. This dish is perfect for hot days when one desires lightness and freshness. Kefirnik is served chilled, making it not only tasty but also invigorating. The subtle aroma of dill and green onions completes the composition, reminiscent of classic Russian cold soups. It suits both everyday meals and special summer feasts.
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Olivier with partridges and crayfish tails is an exquisite version of the classic Russian salad, dating back to the times of aristocracy when dishes were characterized by sophistication and richness of flavors. The combination of tender partridge fillet, boiled potatoes, and fresh cucumbers gives the salad depth, while capers and olives add zest. Crayfish tails and lanspik lend special elegance to the dish, turning it into a true culinary masterpiece. Dressed with Provençal sauce with hints of Kabul sauce, it has a soft yet expressive taste. The salad is served chilled in a crystal vase, highlighting its sophistication and festivity. This dish is a harmony of flavors and textures created for true gourmets.
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Olivier with crayfish and jelly is an exquisite version of the classic Russian salad that surprises with its texture and flavor richness. The dish's origins trace back to traditional Olivier, but the addition of crayfish tails and delicate jelly gives it a noble touch. The combination of salty and fresh cucumbers, aromatic herbs, and creamy mayonnaise creates a harmony of taste, while the broth jelly adds an unusual texture. This dish is perfect for festive occasions when you want to delight guests with something new and original. Garnishing with a whole crayfish tail and herbs gives it a festive look, while the variety of ingredients makes the flavor multifaceted—from the light acidity of apple vinegar to the creaminess of Greek yogurt. Olivier with crayfish and jelly is a true gastronomic masterpiece that combines classic elements with a modern culinary approach.
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The recipe was shared with us by the chef of the restaurant Sixty Sergey Kondakov.
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Brand chef of the Uhvat restaurant Viktor Beley prepares the main New Year's salad according to a recipe that is close to the original idea of Lucien Olivier. It has crayfish tails, black caviar, and quail. Viktor also adds Thursday salt to the salad, which he prepares according to all the rules and canons himself.
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A version of the festive Olivier salad, the closest to what Lucien Olivier himself prepared. The recipe only lacks hazel grouse and black caviar. But crab is responsible for luxury here, so the classic festive salad turns out elegant and unusual. Recipe from the chef of the restaurant "Seafood Collection" Denis Gorbachev.
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Recipe by Artem Martirosov, chef of the restaurant "Krabykutaby".
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Crab stick sandwiches are a true embodiment of French gastronomic sophistication. Their history roots back to the traditions of aristocratic cuisine, where delicate crab sticks were considered a special delicacy. The taste of these sandwiches impresses with its balance: juicy crab meat infused with dill aroma combines with the softness of white bread and creamy mayonnaise texture. A light saltiness enhances the natural flavor of the seafood, while fresh herbs add an exquisite aroma. This recipe is perfect for both a morning breakfast and an elegant dinner accompanied by white wine. Every spoonful of mayonnaise and every crispy crust of bread is part of the culinary art that can turn an ordinary dish into a true celebration of flavor.
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Grilled crayfish with garlic butter is an exquisite dish of Russian cuisine that combines the tenderness of seafood with the rich aroma of garlic butter. The grill gives the crayfish an appetizing golden crust, while the garlic butter enhanced with shallots, tarragon, and parsley highlights their natural flavor. This dish is often served at festive gatherings, enjoyed for its rich bouquet of flavors and pleasant texture. It pairs perfectly with chilled white wine or fresh vegetables, creating a harmony of taste. Historically, preparing crayfish symbolized Russian summer gatherings by the water, and their serving was a sign of sophistication and hospitality.
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Rice stewed with crayfish tails is an exquisite dish of Russian cuisine, distinguished by its delicate taste and rich aroma. The history of this dish is rooted in the traditions of Russian fishing villages, where crayfish have always been an accessible and valuable delicacy. The tender meat of the crayfish tails perfectly complements the airy rice, giving it a subtle marine flavor. Butter adds softness to the dish, while spices provide a delicate spiciness. This dish is perfect for both a casual lunch and a festive dinner. It pairs especially well with a glass of dry white wine and fresh herbs like dill and parsley.
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Salad of fish and crayfish is an exquisite dish of European cuisine, rooted in the gastronomic traditions of the aristocracy. This salad combines tender fish fillet, juicy crayfish meat, and fresh vegetables, creating a refined symphony of flavors. Creamy mayonnaise highlights the rich texture of the ingredients, while a light sweetness from sugar adds subtle sophistication. The harmony of ingredients makes this dish perfect for festive occasions, and garnishing with crayfish tails and eggs turns it into a true culinary masterpiece. This salad is not just food but an art of presentation and taste that awakens admiration and appetite.
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Polish boiled crayfish is a dish that reflects Poland's rich gastronomic traditions. Cooking crayfish in a fragrant broth of beer, butter, cloves, and parsley gives them a rich, slightly spicy flavor with subtle herbal notes. Beer not only tenderizes the crayfish meat but also adds a light bitterness, creating a balance of flavors. Bay leaves and black peppercorns add depth to the taste, making each forkful of the meaty crayfish a true gastronomic delight. This dish is perfect for friendly gatherings, festive feasts, or summer evenings when you want to enjoy seafood delicacies with a glass of good drink.
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Chilled crayfish soup is a dish of Russian cuisine that combines refreshing lightness with rich flavor. Historically, crayfish were a delicacy on the tables of Russian aristocracy, while kvass was a popular component of traditional cold soups. In this recipe, boiled crayfish tails and claws are harmoniously complemented by diced fresh cucumbers, boiled potatoes, and eggs, creating a rich texture. Kvass adds a characteristic sourness to the soup, while sour cream provides creaminess. Horseradish and fresh herbs add spiciness. This dish refreshes perfectly on hot days, providing strength and vigor. Serving with boiled potatoes makes the soup even more filling, turning it into a complete meal. An excellent choice for a summer lunch filled with traditional Russian flavors.
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