Category: Salads
Do you want to learn how to cook national salads from the cuisines of different countries to surprise your family and friends? We will gladly provide you with such an opportunity. Our culinary portal IPEPPER collects a collection of everyday and festive dishes. We will be happy to introduce you to interesting ideas from professionals. On this page you will find step by step recipes for salads for every taste. The multivariate combination of your favorite products, sauces and seasonings will exceed your expectations. Simple salad recipes with photos are quick and easy to prepare. Join us and expand your culinary possibilities!
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Caesar salad with ham will decorate your holiday table, and you can even prepare it at home. Having prepared the necessary set of products, sim...
Instant noodle salad is an ideal dish for those who do not like to spend a long time in the kitchen. But he wants to add variety to...
A quick dish - Spanish salad with tuna and vegetables, with a light and tasty dressing of lemon juice and olive oil. The recipe will be...
If you adhere to proper nutrition or count calories, then prepare a delicious diet salad with young cabbage and cucumbers. Vegetables...
Salad "Herring under a fur coat" - a classic of any feast. There are rules by which housewives collect layers. But we say - cook the way you like. If you have your own preferences and desires, then follow them, then the salad will turn out tasty and origina...
A festive appetizer in the form of small tartlets with an attractive bright filling. This is a variant of the classic salad "Herring under...
Vlazhsky salad is distinguished by its original taste and ease of preparation. Someone will say that such a dish is somewhat similar to Olivier salad, and they will be right. Only for the Vlazhsky salad you will need
Salad Bukovina is a successful and very harmonious combination of all components. You can cook this salad any day, including a holiday. For this dish, you will need both boiled and fresh
Warm salad with chicken liver, vegetables and spicy dressing belongs to the category of quick dishes. It can be used for a full lunch...
Salad Olivier with red fish is one of the variants of the classic recipe. Everyone loves the classics, but you will definitely like the...
Greek salad with Horiyatiki feta cheese will not only decorate your table. It will perfectly complement the lunch menu. The Greek dish is very simple and easy to prepare. In a few minutes, you will get a nutritious and very tasty treat for you, your loved o...
Vegetable salad with red fish and greens is a very tasty combination of ingredients. This salad is simple, juicy and tender. A...
Salad "Mushroom Glade" with honey mushrooms will not only be a delicious treat on your table, but will also adequately decorate your holiday table. Prepare such a salad with
A warm salad with beef and vegetables is suitable for a hearty lunch and a hearty dinner. The dish includes both meat and vegetables - this is...
Delicious recipe for spicy Mexican salad with chicken and bell pepper. This is a bright culinary composition, it diversifies the dai...
Light salad "Precious placer" has the right to take the most honorable place on the festive table. Its attractive appearance emphasizes the special solemnity of the moment. Accurate cutting, decorative display and bright
The usual salads are boring, and their place has been taken by more creative ones with unexpected ingredients and unusual tastes. Surprise your guests with an unusual meat salad with chicken and
Classic recipe Herring under a fur coat has long and firmly settled on our holiday tables. The dish has a respectable age - soon the “fur coat” will celebrate its centennial anniversary! Aristarkh Prokoptsev is the chef of one of the capital's taverns, who ...
A rare holiday is complete without a favorite herring "under a fur coat". This traditional salad has not only popular love, but also an interesting history. It is believed that the salad appeared in 1918 in the catering menu of the former merchant Bogomilov...
