Stasera cena ucraina. Salmone alla griglia su segale scura, tovchanka (insalata di patate con semi di papavero e fagioli), mizeria (insalata cremosa di cetrioli). Alla mizera ho aggiunto il pomodoro, alla tovchanka ho aggiunto uova di salmone e scalogno dorato. Accompagnato con vodka Khortitsiya Platinum (ucraina). Sono uno chef esperto, quindi mi sono preso alcune libertà con gli ingredienti a portata di mano, la presentazione e le preferenze, ma sono stato ispirato direttamente da molti dei post di questo sottotitolo.

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    1. Jill_Lett_Slim on

      Needs more dill. Once you add some more, then add some more.

      Oh and mayo

    2. drwhozthatpokemon on

      Think that looks a lot better than anything I can do. The salmon has a really inviting color.

    3. pantherrecon on

      The smear on the bread under the salmon is sour cream. The rest is a 50/50 mix of sour cream and mayo. I saw them used nearly interchangeably in the recipes I was reading so I split the difference. It’s a delicious combo.

    4. usolodolo on

      Nice job OP.

      I think most westerners should try making Borscht soup 🙂 It’s surprisingly delicious. Use beef with bone to get bonus flavor points.

    5. Lysychka- on

      Hey! This is amazing! My aunt always adds tomatoes to mizeria. And needlessly I love addition to tovchanka. This is actually inspired me to start cooking Ukrainian more casually. Thank you for that and please keep us posted of your future endeavours!

    6. appletart on

      I can’t comment on the authenticity of the food, but that salmon looks especially tasty! 👍

    7. sonicboomer46 on

      Looks absolutely delicious! You can cook for me any time you please.

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