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Vinegar

Canned zucchini salad

 This salad came in handy during zucchini season when we needed to utilize them immediately. We recently opened the first jar and it was immediately empty. It was very tasty and savory, so don't miss this appetizer in the summer season.

#Lenten dishes

dried bell peppers

This is a terrific appetizer, can be used for bruschetta or added to unsweetened baked goods (bread, pizza, rolls), or can be munched just from the jar. An awesome appetizer.

Raspberry vinegar

This dressing has been in my kitchen for several years now. I can't go without it! It goes great on fresh salads and meat dishes. I even dress my regular coleslaw with this vinegar.

#Lenten dishes

Salad with topinambour and celery

My regular readers have probably noticed by now that I love to bake - the number of baking recipes on the blog is off the charts. Unfortunately, after having a baby, I can't just bake cakes and pies - they all somehow quickly show up in centimeters on my waist. To keep slim, I took up sports, and at the same time decided to change my diet - to eat more light and low-calorie dishes. This salad belongs to such recipes. Surprisingly, with all its usefulness and ease, it is also very tasty. I recommend it for lovers of unloading days!

#For lunch #For dinner #For breakfast #For lunch #A quickie #Special nutrition #Lenten dishes

Salad with pumpkin, feta and jamon

I love tomato and cucumber salad in the summer, but in the winter it's impossible to make it with plastic vegetables. But in the winter, pumpkin - a charming redheaded beauty that can be used to make both lunch and dessert - takes the stage. In salads pumpkin is wonderful and completely unrecognizable - when marinating it is filled with the aroma of garlic and piquancy of vinegar and successfully copes with the main role in the salad. In company with feta, ham, arugula and olives, pumpkin creates a very tasty and flavorful salad, which is eaten even by ardent non-pumpkin lovers.

#For lunch #For dinner #For breakfast #For lunch #For the holiday table #Unexpected guests #A quickie #Special nutrition #For children #New Year's menu #At Christmas. #To the party

Mackerel marinated at home

I like marinated mackerel much better than herring - it's more tender and fattier. However, store-bought mackerel often leaves a lot to be desired, so I tried marinating it myself. It turned out great - tender, flavorful and very tasty. But you need to be patient and wait until the fish is salted and marinated. And you can enjoy it! With boiled potatoes, black bread and onions - mmm, just finger-lickin' delicious!

#For lunch #For dinner #For the holiday table #Lenten dishes #New Year's menu #At Christmas. #For Easter

Onion confit with wine

A recipe for true foodies! Sweet-salty and slightly savory onions that are braised until soft and pasty. The wine vinegar and wine leave a light flavorful trail. Onion confit goes well with meat, especially duck, liver, ideally with foie gras, with cheeses, pates, and simply with a piece of aromatic bread. I served onion confit on a piece of gorgonzola cheese with a slice of apple - it was delicious!

#For lunch #For dinner #For lunch #For the holiday table #Unexpected guests #A quickie #New Year's menu #At Christmas. #On Valentine's Day #To the party

Braised oxtail

I have come across various recipes for oxtails many times in Jamie Oliver's books, Italian food compilations, etc. A "hobby colleague" Sevilla told me that it is a very tasty part of a beef carcass. I took a chance and. it turned out juicy, tasty and flavorful. After a long stewing, the meat itself falls off the bones and just melts in your mouth. I advise you to try this dish.

#For lunch #For dinner #Special nutrition #For children #Baby food