It's been a long time since I wrote here. Honestly, I've been cooking dishes of other nations. And the reason of that is the oven in the new apartment that doesn't work at all. Russian cuisine is mostly about cooking in the oven, so I don't have so much freedom of doing pirozhki, kulebyaka and others. I hope, in the near future this problem will be solved successfully.))
I found one picture in my archives that I think you will like.
It's a boiled potato with butter, and herring in the vinegar with onion. All is dilled.))
Showing posts with label onion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label onion. Show all posts
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Pirozhki (Piroschki, Piroshki) With Meat, Potato | Russian Chef | Russian Cuisine
Finally!!! The most lovely pirozhki!)))))))))))
Singular: pirozhkok.
Take frozen bread dough and prepare it like it's said on a pack.
Then prepare filling. I took meat and potato, but you can make anything you want!))))
Meat filling:Take minced meat and fry it with onion in sunflower oil until it would be prepared. Salt. Pepper.
Make circles of the dough with a cup. Put the filling in center. Pinch together the edges under the filling. Pull over and put on a oiled baking tray. Rub pirozhki with yolk if you want them to be glossy.Potato:Boil the potato and mash it. Add fried onion.
Bake for about 15 min (middle fire).
Ямммиии))))))))))
Ярлыки:
baking,
frozen bread dough,
meat,
old-fashioned,
old-Russian cooking,
onion,
pirozhki,
pirozhok,
vegetables,
vegetarian,
yolk
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Solyanka (Meat Soup) | Russian Chef | Russian Cuisine
The morning after my mom's 50th anniversary my uncle Yuri took all the meat and bring it to the pot. I was terrified! Ugh... He said: "WHAT?! This would be delicious!". And yes, it was delicious)))))))).
Take:
- 300 g of different peaces of meat (pork, sausage, collar, bacon, etc.);
- 1 pickle (salted cucumber);
- 10 black olives;
- 5 tablespoon tomate paste;
- 1 onion bulb;
- 2 slices of lemon;
- 700 ml water.
Boil the water. Fry meat in tomate paste and sunflower oil for 3-4 min. Put the meat into the water and keep boiling.
Brown onion in sunflower oil. Put onion to the meat. Keep boiling for 8-10 min.
Slice pickle and olives. Put them to the meat. Keep boiling for 5 min.
Stop boiling and put slices of lemon half-cuted.
Rich and savoury taste)))))). Really great)))))))
Ярлыки:
bacon,
collar,
lemon,
meat,
old-fashioned,
old-Russian cooking,
onion,
pickle,
pork,
sausage,
soup,
tomate paste
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Rasstegais with Fish. Men's Favourite | Russian Chef | Russian Cuisine
Rasstegais (singular: rasstegai) are discreditable little Russian pies with the hole or just open on the top)))). The word came from the word rasstyogivat which means to unfasten.
You need:
- frozen bread dough;
- white fish (cod, for example);
- salted red fish;
- onion.
Fry white fish with some onion on a pan for 3-5 min.
Make some balls using the dough, roll them out to the circles. Put on the circles white fish with onion and salted red fish. Put together pie sides as you like, but leave a little hole on the top. Pour into the pie some bouillon.
Your lover will be delighted))))))).
Ярлыки:
fish,
old-fashioned,
old-Russian cooking,
onion,
pie,
rasstegai,
rasstegais
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Fish Po-Monarstyrsky | Russian Chef | Russian Cuisine
I don't know why but my mother cook it every year on January, 1 - New Year Celebrating. I think she likes fish... and milk. I guess.
So, you need:
- white fish;
- onion;
- milk;
- flour.
Cut the fish into pieces. Cover them with flour, salt and pepper. Fry on a pan for 3-4 min from both sides.
Warm up the milk.
Slice the onion. Put the half of it into a stew pan, then put the fish and the second half of onion. Fill up the stew pan with milk.
Put the stew pan into the oven for 15 min.
Ярлыки:
fish,
milk,
old-fashioned,
old-Russian cooking,
onion
Fried Potato with Mushrooms and Onion | Russian Chef | Russian Cuisine
Good dish for the dinner. Really.)
Take:
- 2 potatoes;
- 1 oninon bulb;
- 2 mushrooms (champignons, for example).
Ярлыки:
mushrooms,
onion,
potato,
vegan,
vegetarian
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Vinegret | Russian Chef | Russian Cuisine
This is a lovely beetroot salad. Sometimes it's made for celebrating. Other families consider it very casual.
You need:
- 1 beetroot;
- 1 carrot;
- 1 potato;
- 2 pickles;
- 100 g canned pea (about 1/3 tin);
- 1 onion bulb;
- (if you want) 150 g sauerkraut.
Boil beetroot, carrot and potato.
Cut vegetables, add pea. For the classic vinegret you should also add sauerkraut, but I prefer not to.
Spice with vinegar, mustard, sunflower or olive oil, salt, pepper. This one isn't spiced at all, and it's still very tasty).
Ярлыки:
beetroot,
carrot,
light,
onion,
pea,
potato,
salad,
sauerkraut,
vegan,
vegetables,
vegetarian,
vinegret
Monday, November 9, 2009
Buckwheat With Eggs And Onion | Russian Chef | Russian Cuisine

My parents often made buckwheat with eggs and onion when they were tired. It's easy to cook and pretty much tasty.
You'll need for buckwheat kasha:
- 225 g buckwheat;
- 400 ml water;
- salt.
Also you'll need:
- 2 eggs;
- 1/2 onion bulb.
The Recipe of the Buckwheat Kasha
Put the buckwheat in a pot and wash it out several times with cold water. Add to the clean buckwheat the water (400 ml), salt (water should be saltish on taste) and put the pot on a fire. Bring it to the boiling. Make the fire small and boil the buckwheat under the lid for 15 min at least. Cook it until the water evaporates.
While the buckwheat is preparing make a hard-boiled egg in another pot (boil it in water for 10 min).
When the egg and the buckwheat are ready put them in a pan. Put there also finely cut onion. Stew the buckwheat until onion will be soft.
Mmmm)))))))
Ярлыки:
Buckwheat,
eggs,
kasha,
main dish,
old-fashioned,
old-Russian cooking,
onion,
vegetarian
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