This section presents simple and delicious step-by-step recipes for main dishes with photos, which any beginner cook can prepare.
Main dishes are also referred to as main or primary dishes. Their main ingredients typically include fish or meat, while vegetarian cuisine often features legumes and mushrooms. They are accompanied by various side dishes and sauces. Many dishes made from grains, vegetables, and dairy products can also be classified as main dishes.
The recipes for main dishes are so diverse that it's impossible to give a definitive answer about what can be made from a particular product. Many of them can be augmented and combined to taste, and even a single dish can take on a different flavor with various sauces.
The entire lunch menu is composed based on the main dish. It is to this dish that side dishes, soups, beverages, and desserts are matched.
On our website recepty.mobi, you can find simple step-by-step recipes for main dishes for every day with photos. Preparing them doesn't always require a lot of time and effort. Each recipe includes the required time, guiding you to successfully prepare a delicious lunch for serving.
Scrambled eggs are one of the simplest breakfasts you can make, yet getting them perfectly creamy and soft takes a little know-how. This 3-minute recipe uses low heat and constant stirring to produce large, pillowy curds that are moist rather than dry and rubbery.
You need just three ingredients – eggs, butter and a pinch of salt – plus a non-stick pan and a spatula. Below we walk through the classic technique step by step, explain the single most important trick for a creamy texture, and cover the common mistakes that lead to overcooked, watery results. Once you master this method, weekday breakfasts will never be the same.
Dishes made from seasonal vegetables are always a great success on the table. Delicious, healthy, dietary, yet also filling zucchini puree will be liked by both adults and children.
Italian breakfast, frittata with vegetables, is remarkable for its simplicity, the use of absolutely any vegetables, and always a wonderful result. Essentially, it is vegetables (fresh or frozen) covered with an omelette, but there are nuances in the preparation.
A wonderful alternative to regular cutlets - minced chicken cutlets with cheese. The fillet diced into tiny cubes turns out to be juicier, while the cheese adds a special taste that is unique to it.
On Christmas Eve, Epiphany, as well as for the commemoration of the deceased, all Slavic peoples serve kutya made of rice with raisins, although in some regions they prefer to use wheat "arnovka" instead of rice.
Perhaps no major holiday among the locals passes without a purely national dish – chicken satsivi in the Georgian style. Although each family uses its own add-ins and spices, the main principle of cooking has remained since ancient times.
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