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This thick and warming lentil soup is perfect for cold winter days. To avoid spending too much time at the stove, use canned lentils for this recipe. They'll go into the soup along with the liquid from the can. Turnips are added to the sautéed soup. read more
A side dish of roasted Brussels sprouts and pearl onions will be a stunning addition to your holiday table. It looks beautiful, is delicious, and is juicy—perfect for meat or poultry! Simply drizzle the frozen vegetables with olive oil and bake until tender. read more
This meatloaf looks very impressive and is a great alternative to holiday turkey if you're expecting a small crowd. It's made using only turkey breast, which is butterflyed and flattened. Wrap in read more
Despite the fan-shaped appearance of these buns, they're actually quite easy to make. You'll need a metal muffin pan. The dough is cut into rectangles, stacked, and placed into the pan's cavities. Then... read more
A crustless quiche is perfect if you don't have time to work with dough or want to reduce the calorie content. Simply bake the filling in a pan, and it will be just as delicious and very juicy. This quiche features cauliflower sautéed with onions and... read more
French-style shrimp are served with poached spinach and drizzled with a light citrus sauce with cherry tomatoes. Perfect for a light Mediterranean-style dinner! This dish is made with large, butterfly-cut shrimp (below). read more
Make a delicious bite-sized appetizer with small new potatoes that your guests are sure to love. It's simple to prepare, but a few aromatic greens really make the difference, and the potatoes are incredibly tasty. Halves - read more
This mashed potato is made without cream or butter, but it's just as smooth. Extra virgin olive oil infuses it with a tangy flavor, and fresh herbs impart a wonderful aroma. Parsley, basil, and tarragon are finely chopped and added to the... read more
A simple way to cook new potatoes deliciously is to cut them into wedges without peeling them and bake them on a baking sheet with spices until golden brown, which will be especially delicious if you brush the wedges with melted butter. read more
This soup was inspired by the popular Kentucky Hot Brown sandwich: a slice of roasted turkey, fried bacon, and a thick Mornay cheese sauce sit on a toasted slice of bread. You'll find all these ingredients in the cheese version, too. read more
This hearty quiche captivates with its combination of juicy spinach, aromatic ham, and gooey cheese, while red onion adds a pleasant sweet-spicy note to the filling. Everything is layered on a crumbly crust and topped with a savory custard that will set during baking and— read more
This Italian-style rigatoni pasta with meatballs will become your signature dish for Sunday family dinner. It's filling, delicious, and enough for a large group. Plus, it's unlikely you'll find anyone who doesn't love pasta or juicy, firm meatballs. read more
Spices like chili powder and cumin, along with chunks of savory pepper jack cheese in the center of the meatballs, give them a wonderfully spicy Tex-Mex flavor. They're easy to make and incredibly juicy. This recipe is for... read more
The combination of beef, long-grain rice, onions, Italian seasoning, and tomato sauce gives these "hedgehogs" an extraordinary flavor, so you can enjoy a simple and quick dish even during the week after work. When - read more
This Italian seafood pasta can be cooked entirely on the grill. First, grill the scallops and shrimp until they're half-cooked, giving them a wonderful campfire flavor. Then, right there on the grill, stuff the pan with... read more
This delicious and healthy, protein-rich salad is literally packed with beneficial micronutrients! Shrimp, scallops, squid, and mussels—all these seafood gifts are combined in one salad bowl with celery, fennel root, red onion, and greens. read more
Before grilling, rub the chicken breast with a Mexican adobo rub, which gives it a delicious flavor even if you're cooking it on a grill pan rather than on an outdoor grill. The spicy breast can be added to a variety of salads, quesadillas, and burritos. read more
This frittata is inspired by Southern cuisine. It features shrimp, celery, green bell peppers, and onions, and its secret ingredient is Old Bay seafood seasoning, which adds a truly amazing flavor and aroma. read more
Mini frittatas are perfect as appetizers for parties, buffets, children's parties, or just for a fun breakfast. Plus, mini omelets cook much faster in the oven than in a large skillet. read more
The base of this hearty casserole is slices of onion rolls soaked in egg. Topped with cheese, roasted peppers, and plenty of aromatic greens, it makes for a delicious breakfast that you can prepare the night before so... read more
The mushroom mixture adds a special flavor to this omelet. The more different mushrooms you use, the richer the frittata's flavor will be. Prepare an oven-safe frying pan for the omelet. The mushrooms are sautéed in the pan along with green onions and fragrant... read more
Coarsely grated raw cauliflower replaces traditional bulgur in this Middle Eastern salad. It looks like a grain, but tabbouleh is low in calories and carbohydrates. It's perfect for dieters and anyone who... read more
Next time you fire up the grill, throw a few avocado wedges on the grate. You'll be amazed at the wonderful, deep, smoky flavor they'll acquire. It's the perfect picnic appetizer—filling, healthy, and unique. Your guests will love it! read more
Instead of traditional rice, this risotto is made with healthier steel-cut oats. They contain much less starch, but thanks to the pecorino romano cheese, the risotto will be creamy, just like a classic! The steel-cut oats are first sautéed with onions. read more
Classic ranch dressing becomes healthier by adding avocado, rich in healthy fats, to the sour milk instead of mayonnaise. Its texture also perfectly complements the sauce, which, after blending, becomes smooth and creamy. read more
This dish is completely grilled, even the tomato sauce! First, grill the ground lamb meatballs (in a grill basket or on a grill rack), and while they're resting, make a quick sauce using the grilled lamb. read more
A seemingly ordinary burger with a beef patty, melted cheese, onions, lettuce, and a slice of tomato will captivate you with its special feature—a juicy pocket of melting, aromatic butter inside the patty. The butter for the filling is a mixture of finely chopped... read more
To make pasta with seasonal vegetables even more delicious, grill the vegetables first. You don't need to fire up an outdoor grill; a large grill pan will do. Heat it up and grill zucchini, sweet peppers of various colors, and zucchini. read more
This Green Goddess avocado salad dressing, made with mayonnaise and fresh herbs, is a great idea for summer appetizers. It's perfect for dressing vegetable salads and as a dipping sauce for veggies and crackers. To make the dressing... read more
Prepare a delicious and juicy braised pork that can be served with any side dish. The pork shoulder is cut into several large pieces, which are thoroughly fried in oil before braising to seal in all the juices, and then - read more
This hearty and nutritious canned black-eyed bean salad comes together in minutes: simply toss with vegetables and a rice vinegar dressing. However, the salad needs to sit for a bit of marinating to intensify the flavor. read more
This luxurious, hearty lasagna is made with a meat filling made from a mixture of ground beef and pork, and the cheese portion is made from low-fat cottage cheese instead of traditional ricotta. Boil the lasagna noodles, and when all the ingredients are ready, read more
This easy-to-make garlic bread is the perfect complement to your lunch or dinner, perfect with soups, dishes with sauces, or as a standalone appetizer. The long baguette is slit lengthwise, opened, and spread with a mixture of garlic, parsley, and... read more
Canned food can be healthy, and this salad is proof of that. It's easy to make and very nutritious and delicious. The main ingredients are canned white beans, artichoke hearts, and tuna. Everything is mixed with - read more
This casserole is a wonderful combination of two delicious dishes: garlicky shrimp scampi and Italian Alfredo pasta, beloved for its velvety, creamy Parmesan sauce. And this dinner casserole is incredibly easy and hassle-free to make. read more
If you want to delight your guests with a delicious appetizer, prepare shrimp scampi and serve it on crispy garlic toast. It looks very elegant, cooks quickly, and the taste will impress everyone. The shrimp are stewed in a creamy sauce - read more
This simple and quick Italian sauce is made with fresh tomatoes and herbs in just ten minutes and goes well with many dishes. Chopped tomatoes are simmered with garlic, onions, and fresh herbs until the sauce is infused with flavor. read more
Mussels are steamed in their shells in a small amount of liquid, literally steamed, until they open. Before cooking, wash them thoroughly with a brush to prevent sand from ruining your dish. A sauté of shallots, garlic, and thyme, along with dry white wine, is added. read more
This incredibly simple pasta is a true Italian dish that doesn't require any expensive ingredients and is prepared without any fuss. All you need is cooked spaghetti, olive oil, garlic, red pepper flakes, and fresh, aromatic... read more
The beauty of Italian piccata lies in its simplicity and exquisite flavors. The base of piccata is thin veal cutlets. Pound them, and frying them takes just minutes. To make the meat especially delicious, flavor the oil, in - read more
A delicious, filling, and juicy sandwich, perfect for breakfast while on a ketogenic diet. Instead of a traditional bun, this sandwich uses two thin patties made from fried pork sausage, with a filling between them—a tender omelet, a melting slice— read more
Baked pasta has a richer, more vibrant flavor; all the ingredients are thoroughly heated in the oven, and their aromas meld into one wonderful bouquet. Combine cooked fusilli (spiral pasta) in tomato sauce with plenty of fresh - read more
Pasta "Puttanesca" got its name in honor of the workers of Italian brothels, who did not spend much time on cooking and used what was most often in the refrigerator, namely spaghetti, anchovies, olives, tomatoes, capers and - read more
A vinaigrette dressing will give golden fries an unexpectedly bright new flavor and make them a great side dish, even with festive meats. Frozen fries from the prepared foods section are baked in the oven with spices, and - read more
Small, thin-skinned, red-skinned potatoes, boiled in their jackets, don't need to be peeled even after cooking, as their skins contain a wealth of beneficial micronutrients. Furthermore, the red tubers, glossy from butter and sprinkled with... read more
Alaskan sockeye salmon fillets are grilled in a mixture of white wine, butter, garlic, and herbs. To do this, create a fish tray out of heavy-duty foil and place all the ingredients inside. You can bake sockeye salmon in the oven in the same way. read more
A quick and juicy side dish of green peas is perfect with any meat dish. It's ready in minutes and can be served for both holidays and everyday meals. Frozen peas are sautéed in olive oil with shallots, garlic, and... read more
Fresh asparagus is pan-fried and served with a fried egg, crispy golden on the edges. The highlight of this simple, yet delicious and healthy dish is gremolata, an Italian condiment with fresh parsley, lemon... read more
This Italian pasta sauce, also known as "fake sauce," was invented by peasants who wanted the rich flavor of a meaty red sauce but couldn't afford meat. It's made from canned, pureed tomatoes, carrots, and onions. read more
Ossobuco is veal shank braised in a white wine and broth sauce. The tender meat is infused with vegetable juices, with a delicious marrow bone in the center. This Italian dish is infused with the aromas of herbs typical of... read more
This is one of the simplest stew recipes: vegetables are simmered with chicken in a cauldron in a flavorful chicken broth thickened with a little flour. The dish includes celery, onions, carrots, rutabaga, parsnips, and turnips—the perfect combination of vegetables for... read more
The special flavor of these cabbage rolls comes from the sweet and sour tomato sauce, which is made from pureed tomatoes with vinegar, sugar, and fried garlic. Make this first, as some of this sauce goes into the meat filling along with the... read more
Shredded red cabbage is first fried in the fat rendered from frying Italian pancetta, then covered with a little water, balsamic vinegar, seasoned with spices and simmered until soft and very aromatic. read more
Cabbage and beets are the most readily available ingredients for a healthy, vitamin-rich winter salad. It's made with only fresh vegetables: red cabbage, beets, carrots, and red onions. Shred and grate everything and dress it with... read more
Tetrazzini is an American casserole made with pieces of poultry, vegetables, mushrooms, and noodles in a silky cheese sauce. The chicken, cauliflower, and egg noodles are boiled separately, and a mushroom-based sauce is prepared. Then, all the ingredients... read more
Brown lentils are the star of this dish. To infuse the soup with flavor, start with a classic mirepoix, sautéed onions, celery, and carrots. Thyme, bay leaf, garlic, red pepper, and oregano round out the flavors—a perfect combination. read more
This dish uses boneless lamb loin, cut into 8-10 cutlets, which are rubbed with a spice mixture of oregano, rosemary, and thyme before frying. The tender meat quickly absorbs the flavors, so all you need is... read more
This delicious, beautiful, and most importantly, healthy and fiber-rich cauliflower side dish will impress your guests with its appearance alone when served. The cauliflower heads are baked whole in the oven. Brush them with olive oil beforehand and... read more
This amazing soup is actually nothing more than vegetables stewed in a creamy béchamel sauce. Sounds delicious, doesn't it? Cauliflower is simmered in butter along with onions, carrots, and celery, then topped with a separately prepared... read more
If you're thinking about how to make the most of cauliflower and serve this simple yet incredibly healthy vegetable in a more interesting way, try making steaks! The head of cabbage is cut into neat slices that, when baked in the oven, become golden brown and... read more
If you've never tried parsnips as a side dish, this recipe is a great way to introduce a new vegetable, as the butter they're served with makes any dish even more delicious. The easiest way is to slice the parsnips and boil them with... read more
Porterhouse steak is loved for its size (one steak serves four) and for its combination of beef tenderloin and striploin steak, separated by a flavorful bone. This steak is served sliced and garnished with two Latin American ingredients: read more
This dish is perfect for the holidays. The beef tenderloin is incredibly juicy and, most importantly, easy to prepare, so even if you're an inexperienced cook, you'll still impress your guests. The trussed tenderloin is rubbed with butter and... read more
Prepare a festive potato appetizer that will captivate everyone with its chewy texture, aroma, and flavor. Whole potatoes, skins included, are used for this baked potato appetizer. They are baked in the oven, cut in half, and filled with the filling. read more
Twice-baked potatoes are an appetizer made from baked potatoes, cut in half, filled with filling, and baked a second time. This recipe features one of the simplest filling options, where the potato flesh is mixed together— read more
Twice-baked potatoes are always a popular appetizer at family gatherings: the aroma of baked potatoes with a crispy crust is hard to resist. To prepare them, large potatoes are first baked whole, and then read more
Despite the convoluted name, this chicken recipe is quite simple to prepare. Each chicken is cut in half, salted and peppered, pan-fried in butter until golden brown, and then finished in the oven. read more
Pair your festive roast beef or roast with these mini Yorkshire puddings with herbs. Traditional Yorkshire puddings were baked in England alongside the roast, using the drippings, but this more convenient version can be prepared separately from the roast beef. read more
Everyone loves perfect fried potatoes, evenly coated with a golden, crispy crust on all sides and tender, almost creamy, inside. But that's not always the case in a frying pan. A great way to prepare them is read more
Cooked wheat is mixed with roasted beets, carrots, red onions, fennel root and garlic to create a healthy, fiber-rich, micronutrient-rich side dish that can be served with meat and poultry or eaten as a standalone vegetarian meal. read more
This flavorful cauliflower puree is a healthy alternative to mashed potatoes that can be served for both festive occasions and everyday meals. Turmeric and garlic are added during cooking, along with a coconut dressing. read more
Make a delicious, vitamin-rich salad with fresh carrots and parsnips that can be served for both a holiday meal and a weekday dinner. Take equal parts of the vegetables and peel them into strips. Drizzle the salad with vinaigrette. read more
This recipe works well with white fish with few bones, such as snapper or sea bass. The gutted whole fish are baked under a thick layer of salt, preventing the fish from becoming over-salted, and the salty shell ensures a good seasoning. read more
This dish is prepared using thin, natural lamb shoulder patties. The meat is rubbed with olive oil, salt, black pepper, and dried mint and pan-fried for a few minutes until coated with a delicious... read more
If you want to impress your guests with a unique meat dish, prepare a whole pork loin stuffed with dried fruit. When sliced, the finished loin looks very impressive and tastes fantastic. Remove the bones from the meat, and... read more
These savory meatballs, coated in a crispy crust, will be the most popular appetizer at your party. Made with ground turkey mixed with spices, herbs, onions, and grated Parmesan, these meatballs are incredibly juicy. To serve, thread onto... read more
Large stuffed mushroom caps are a versatile appetizer that's perfect for any occasion and always a hit with guests. They're easy to prepare and look stunning on the table. These mushrooms are filled with turkey meat, fried together with... read more
Shrimp scampi is a quick and delicious dish that's perfect for both everyday meals and festive occasions. Peeled shrimp are quickly pan-fried and cooked through in a rich, buttery sauce. read more
Fish baked and served in individual packages is always original, festive, and hassle-free. Your guests will be delighted as they open each package and inhale the delicious aromas. Bake in foil - read more
Transform everyone's favorite pasta in a gooey cheese sauce into a healthy dish, filling it with plenty of vegetables. Plus, it uses whole-grain pasta, which provides even more fiber. Boil it and toss it with... read more
In this casserole, Jewish potato pancakes (latkes) serve as a delicious, crispy topping, which is spread over the beef sauce before baking. You can fry the latkes specifically for this dish to enjoy a delicious... read more
Make a delicious vegetarian dinner with store-bought pumpkin ravioli that's even a holiday favorite. Boil the ravioli until done and toss them in a pan with a sauce made from oyster mushrooms, sautéed with... read more
A delicious, healthy, and nutritious dish packed with fiber, protein, and essential carbohydrates. Make it for breakfast or dinner and enjoy the delicious flavor imparted by Cajun seasoning. To prepare, you'll need: read more
Ground raw Italian sausage is an excellent base for a meat sauce for Italian pasta. It already contains all the necessary spices; all you need to do is remove the casings and fry the ground sausage in a pan with onions, tomato paste, and a little... read more
To make this spaghetti, you'll need a brie spread that's combined with shallots sautéed in white wine, Dijon mustard, and hot cooked pasta to create a delicious creamy sauce. It tastes amazing - read more
This light, vitamin-rich salad made with a variety of greens is a great, juicy addition to hearty dishes on the holiday table. Thanks to three types of greens—romaine lettuce, radicchio, and mustard greens—the salad is vibrant and colorful, both in color and flavor. read more
Salmon fillet baked in a herb crust is a festive dish that looks elegant and is quick and easy to prepare. The fish is rubbed with a mixture of ground coriander, fennel, sugar, and salt and marinated for an hour in the refrigerator. read more
These vegetarian schnitzels are made with portobello mushroom caps—the largest, tastiest, and most flavorful of the champignon family. Grill the caps first, then coat them in breadcrumbs and fry them on a medium heat. read more
Want to make a light, vitamin-packed green salad? Fill the lettuce leaves with vibrant flavors using a fermented dressing made from a mixture of yogurt, sour cream, and a couple of tablespoons of mayonnaise, topped with fresh herbs and slices of pickled cranberries, which you can... read more
Bread stuffing is considered an essential side dish for a holiday turkey in American cuisine, although it is baked separately from the bird itself: this way, you can make much more stuffing, and the turkey will cook better. And the most delicious thing about - read more
Tender green peas in a creamy sauce are a delicious side dish for meat and poultry dishes. But what really makes them delicious is the crispy topping of fried shallot rings. Use frozen peas. Boil them, then reheat them. read more
This side dish is meant as a turkey stuffing for a holiday dinner, but it's baked separately to ensure there's enough for a large group. And it can be served not only with turkey, but with any other poultry or meat. The basis of the stuffing is a flavorful... read more
This miniature acorn squash, with its orange flesh and green rind, always looks unique when served. It doesn't even require any special preparation to delight everyone with its flavor: simply bake it, brushed with butter, in the oven until... read more
This vitamin-rich side dish uses a salad mix of radicchio, frisée, and endive. Each variety comes in a variety of shapes and colors, ensuring a striking, fluffy, and festively vibrant salad. Top it off with wedges of read more
Brussels sprouts are considered the most nutritious cabbage variety. They make an excellent side dish for any meat or poultry, and their bright green heads look charming among other dishes. Make a delicious and healthy side dish by mixing Brussels sprouts - read more
Pasta and beans in one dish are very filling, delicious, and Italian-style. Use canned white beans, and the cooking time will be minimal. The beans are simmered in their own liquid and a small amount of chicken broth. read more
A typical Southern stew, the flavor of which is enhanced by Cajun seasoning. It features black-eyed beans simmered in chicken broth in a slow cooker along with celery, onion, and a slice of bacon for a rich flavor. read more
French persillade is a fragrant blend of chopped fresh parsley and garlic. Combined with grated lemon zest, it makes a wonderful complement to roast lamb, balancing out the fatty meat with its refreshing notes. A - read more
If you're having ravioli for dinner, prepare them like Italian pasta with a creamy Alfredo sauce, and even store-bought ravioli will turn into a delicious dish filled with a homey flavor. For the sauce, you'll need heavy cream and its key ingredients: read more
This delicious and quick dish uses canned brown lentils, which significantly reduces cooking time. Simmer the lentils in a savory sauce of roasted tomatoes, celery, shallots, and herbs and serve with - read more










































































































