3 C
Munich
Tuesday, December 6, 2022

Refined and piquant taste: a fur coat with pomegranate instead of potatoes is ideal for a festive table.

Must read

Ben
Ben
I am currently working as a news website author at Daily News Hack. I mostly cover trending news and have been doing so for quite some time now. I have always had a keen interest in current affairs and the world around me, which is what led me to my current job. I firmly believe that the best way to learn about something is by doing it yourself and that is why I love my job so much. It allows me to be constantly learning about new things and then sharing that knowledge with others. I am also a big believer in the power of networking and building relationships. I think that LinkedIn is a great platform for connecting with like-minded people from all over the world.

There are several recipes and ways to serve the popular Shuba salad. In particular, it can be arranged in the form of small sandwiches - sandwiches.

You can also play around with the ingredients. So, the authors of shuba.life suggest replacing traditional potatoes with pomegranate seeds, which will make the taste of the salad more piquant.

Ingredients (for 2 servings):

  • Boiled beets - 1 pc.;

  • Herring - half a fillet;

  • Onion - 0.5 pcs.;

  • Carrots - 1 pc.;

  • Chicken eggs - 1 pc.;

  • Mayonnaise - to taste;

  • Pomegranate grains - 100 g;

  • Salt - to taste;

  • Sugar - 0.3 tsp

Cooking:

  • Boil vegetables and an egg, cool and peel, disassemble the pomegranate into grains.

  • Remove the bones from the herring, finely chop.

  • Finely chop the onion, put in a bowl and cover with sugar. Put herring on top, add a little mayonnaise and mix.

  • Grate the egg and shape the second layer of lettuce, salt and grease with mayonnaise.

  • Grate boiled carrots on a large grater, put on the egg layer and grease with mayonnaise too.

  • Similarly, make a layer of beets.

  • Sprinkle everything with even pomegranate seeds.

  • Place the salad in the refrigerator to let all the layers seep out.

Previously, food blogger Natalya Kalnina showed how to cook a “rich fur coat” with salmon and red caviar.

Pixabay Photos

Author: Irina GAL

Source: Fakty

More articles

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Latest article