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    Pkhali from young cabbage

    The word "phali" is used by Georgians to describe any herb or leaves - boiled, squeezed, chopped, mixed with spices, garlic, pomegranate, nuts. The main rule of phali is seasonality. In spring, young garden tops are used , in autumn and winter - spinach and beets. But phali from cabbage is prepared until July at the latest, when the cabbage is still truly tender, fresh and young.

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    Pie with young cabbage and leeks

    Pie with young cabbage and leek is a delicate dish of Russian cuisine, full of spring aromas and subtle flavors. In ancient times, such pies were made in villages as a symbol of home comfort and care. The crispy dough soaked in butter harmoniously combines with the juicy filling of young cabbage and leek, giving the pie a sweet, tender taste with light nutty notes of parmesan. Baked to a golden color, it becomes an ideal treat for a family lunch or cozy evening. It pairs wonderfully with a cup of fragrant tea or a light sour cream sauce. This pie is a true anthem of Russian culinary art, revealing the beauty of simple yet perfectly complementary ingredients.

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    Salad of young cabbage, radish and cucumbers

    A juicy fresh salad that requires lightly salted cucumbers. We advise you not to rack your brains, go to the nearest market and buy ready-made ones.

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    Ribs with young cabbage and mushrooms

    Ribs with young cabbage and mushrooms is a dish inspired by Italian cuisine, where juicy meat gains a rich flavor thanks to the harmony of vegetables and spices. Tender cabbage, onion, and mushrooms create a base rich in aromas, while spicy tomato sauce adds zest. Baking in the oven allows the ribs to soak up the juices of the vegetables, preserving their juiciness and tenderness. This dish is perfect for cozy family dinners where simplicity of preparation meets rich flavor. It is best served with soft white bread or baked potatoes to highlight its depth. In Italy, such recipes are valued for their rustic simplicity and richness, making them popular among gourmets and lovers of hearty home cooking.

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    Spicy beef with baked young cabbage and carrot mung bean

    Spicy beef with roasted young cabbage and carrot puree is a dish that embodies the best traditions of European cuisine. The beef tenderloin, simmered in aromatic broth with cognac, bay leaf, and thyme, becomes incredibly tender and flavorful. The roasted cabbage takes on a sweet caramel note, while the carrot puree with mustard adds a piquant depth. Golden-fried shallots and shiitake mushrooms enrich the dish's texture and enhance its umami notes. The garnish of cornichons adds a light tanginess that highlights the richness of flavor. This dish is perfect for a cozy dinner, evoking associations with classic French or German culinary delights. It pairs beautifully with red wine and is served hot, creating an atmosphere of true culinary enjoyment.

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    Borscht with young cabbage and homemade tomato juice

    Borscht with young cabbage and homemade tomato juice is an embodiment of Russian gastronomic tradition filled with the freshness of spring ingredients. Juicy vegetables, aromatic spices, and tender beef create a rich flavor where the sweetness of beets harmoniously intertwines with the slight acidity of tomato juice and the softness of young cabbage. This dish is not only nutritious but also warming, making it perfect for family meals. Historically, borscht is known as a folk dish of Slavic peoples, and the addition of homemade tomato juice gives it a special homely comfort and lightness. Borscht is traditionally served with sour cream and fresh herbs, enhancing its layered flavor nuances. The perfect combination of simplicity and depth of taste makes this borscht an integral part of Russian cuisine.

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    Spring salad with eggs and young cabbage

    Spring salad with eggs and young cabbage is a light and refreshing dish perfect for warm days. Its roots trace back to traditional Italian cuisine, where the freshness and simplicity of ingredients play a key role. Crunchy young cabbage, tender lettuce leaves, and aromatic herbs form the base, while boiled eggs add softness and nutrition. Juicy cucumbers provide pleasant freshness, and sour cream or mayonnaise dressing brings all flavors together in harmony. This salad is great as a light dinner or a side dish to meat dishes, as well as part of a festive table. Its simplicity in preparation makes it accessible to everyone, and its rich yet fresh taste will surely delight spring cuisine lovers.

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    Cabbage salad with adjika, nuts and young cheese

    The recipe was prepared in our kitchen by chef Dmitry Pogorelov. Our Russian white cabbage goes well with spicy southern sauces. The leitmotif of this very simple salad is the dressing : adjika, sunflower oil, soy sauce.

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    Cabbage stewed with tomato, pepper and young peas

    Cabbage stewed with tomatoes, peppers, and young peas is a simple yet incredibly delicious recipe from Russian cuisine that embodies the traditions of rural meals. Tender cabbage infused with the aroma of sweet peppers and juicy tomatoes gains softness and rich flavor. The added young peas give the dish a light freshness and subtle sweetness. This dish can be enjoyed as a standalone meal or used as a side dish, perfectly pairing it with meat dishes or porridge. The ease of preparation and availability of ingredients make it a versatile choice for everyday meals. Historically, stewed vegetables were the foundation of Russian cuisine due to their nutrition and simplicity. Today, this dish remains relevant, warming with the taste of home comfort.

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    Young cabbage salad with Parma ham and turnips

    This salad is the embodiment of freshness and sophistication. Russian cuisine, which has always valued simplicity and naturalness, finds harmony in the crunchy young cabbage, sweet-nutty turnip, and refined Parma ham. Baked turnip adds softness and a light caramelized note, while thin slices of ham provide an elegant meaty accent. The dressing of olive oil and lemon juice gives the dish a slight spiciness and refreshing taste. This salad is perfect for a summer dinner or a light festive table. It not only delights with its flavor but also enriches the diet with vitamins and beneficial elements. The simplicity of preparation and the exquisite combination of ingredients make it a favorite among those who enjoy light yet rich flavor experiences.

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    Young cabbage soup with garlic shoots

    Cabbage soup with garlic shoots is a true embodiment of Russian cuisine, filled with the freshness and aromas of the summer harvest. This traditional soup has been part of the peasant table since ancient times when cabbage and garlic were considered affordable and nutritious ingredients. The broth, made from baked chicken wings with vegetables and aromatic herbs, acquires a rich flavor and appetizing golden hue. Finely shredded cabbage, stewed vegetables, and tender potatoes make the soup's texture delicate, while garlic shoots add zest and freshness. It is served hot with a spoonful of thick sour cream and herbs, making it an ideal dish for a cozy family lunch or Sunday feast.

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    Young cabbage and beetroot salad with celery

    This salad is a true embodiment of freshness and the spring awakening of flavors. Young cabbage, crispy and tender, harmoniously combines with juicy beetroot, giving the dish a sweet hue and vibrant color. Celery adds piquancy and lightness, while apples and carrots provide juiciness and a pleasant fruity note. Sesame oil and seeds enhance the nutty flavor, making the dish particularly aromatic. This salad is often associated with spring and summer feasts; it is served as a light appetizer or a side dish to main courses. Healthy, nutritious, and filled with vitamins, it is an excellent choice for those striving for healthy eating. Its texture combines the tenderness of cabbage, the juiciness of vegetables, and the slight crunch of celery, creating a rich flavor profile that delights and refreshes.

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    Young cabbage solyanka

    Young cabbage solyanka is a bright and rich dish of Russian cuisine that embodies a wealth of flavors and textures. It combines the delicate freshness of young cabbage with the spiciness of sausage and ham, complemented by the aroma of garlic and onion. Historically, solyanka is known as a hearty dish made from available ingredients, creating a unique harmony of tastes. In this version, the cabbage is stewed in tomato sauce, absorbing its sweet-sour tones, while the meat ingredients add depth and richness. The dish acquires an appetizing juiciness, and spices highlight its rich character. Solyanka is served hot, filling the home with coziness and warmth. It pairs wonderfully with bread and sour cream, making the meal especially comfortable. Ideal for family dinners or warm gatherings where enjoying food and savoring the moment are important.

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    Young cabbage with shrimp, yogurt and herbs

    Recipe from Arina Zhuravleva, chef of the Champ restaurant.

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    Young cabbage salad with ham

    Young cabbage salad with ham is a light and refreshing dish of European cuisine that combines the freshness of young vegetables with the richness of meat flavor. Young cabbage gives the salad a crunchy texture, while ham adds pleasant saltiness and depth of taste. The addition of eggs makes it more filling, and herbs add aroma. 'Provençal' mayonnaise brings all the ingredients together harmoniously. This salad is perfect for the spring-summer season when you crave fresh and light dishes. It complements main meat and fish dishes well or can be enjoyed on its own as a light dinner or snack.

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