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2 big eggs
200 milliliters of kefir
180 grams of flour
7 grams of baking powder
2 big potatoes
1 leek stalk
100 grams of diced ham 100 grams of grated hard mozzarella cheese
A lot of new dill
Add salt and pepper according to your preference.
Before baking: Heat your oven to 180°C (350°F). Grease a rectangular baking dish or cover it with parchment paper.
Prepare the dough:
In a big bowl, mix the eggs and kefir well.
Put the flour and baking powder through a sieve into the egg mixture and mix well until the dough is smooth.
Get the vegetables and ham ready:
Peel and shred the potatoes. Cut the leek into thin slices.
In another bowl, mix the grated potatoes, sliced leeks, and chopped ham. Season with salt and pepper according to your preference.
Mix the ingredients together.
Mix the potato mixture into the batter well so that all the ingredients are evenly spread.
Put the cake together.
Pour the mix into the baking dish that has been prepared. Distribute evenly.
Put grated mozzarella cheese on top.
Cook in the oven for around 40 to 45 minutes until the top is golden and crispy.
Add a decoration and serve: Take out of the oven and allow to cool a bit. Sprinkle with freshly cut dill.
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1. Prepare the Dough:
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This recipe combines a variety of veggies with other healthful components that have been chosen for their taste and nutritional worth. What you’ll need is as follows:
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1 cup of white rice
One can of mushroom soup (10.5 ounces).
One can of celery soup (10.5 oz).
One can of chicken soup (10.5 oz).
One and a half cups of water
4 chicken breasts without bones or skin
1 packet of onion soup mix
Add salt and pepper according to your preference.
Instructions
Heat your oven to 350°F (175°C) before using it.
Lightly coat a baking dish that measures 9 by 13 inches with oil.
Mix the rice with mushroom soup, celery soup, chicken soup, and water in a bowl. Mix thoroughly by stirring.
Add salt and pepper to the chicken breasts and place them on the rice mixture.
Evenly spread the onion soup mix on top of the chicken and rice.
Cover the dish well with aluminum foil. Don’t look while it’s baking!
Cook in the oven that has been preheated for about 1 1/2 hours, or until the chicken is fully cooked and the rice is soft.
Take out of the oven and allow it to cool for a few minutes before serving.
Different Types and Advice
This recipe can be easily adjusted in many ways! To make the rice dish more colorful and nutritious, you can add a cup of mixed frozen vegetables before baking. If you like a different type of meat, boneless, skinless chicken thighs are also a good option and remain very juicy. For an even more comforting taste, sprinkle shredded cheese on top of the casserole during the last 10 minutes of baking. Let it melt until it turns golden brown. For a different taste, try replacing one of the creamy soups with cheddar cheese soup for a nice change.
Here’s a quick and easy crepes recipe batter that you can make in minutes. It’s made with common household ingredients.
Ingredients :
Getting the following things ready is the first step in making crepes:
1 cup all-purpose flour
2 eggs
½ cup milk
½ cup water
2 tablespoons butter, melted
¼ teaspoon salt
We need to make sure you have the right tools before we begin. You’ll need these things for this recipe:
If you’re missing a certain thing, don’t worry—I’ll give you options to keep your crepe-making journey going smoothly.
Whisk together the flour and eggs in a large mixing bowl. Stir in the milk and water gradually to combine. Beat in the salt and butter until smooth.
Over medium-high heat, heat a lightly oiled griddle or frying pan. Pour or spoon the batter onto the griddle, about 1/4 cup for each crepe. Tilt the pan in a circular motion to evenly coat the surface with batter.
Cook for 2 minutes, or until the bottom is light brown. Turn and cook the other side after loosening with a spatula. Serve immediately.
Tips for Perfect Crepes :
Here are some secret tips that will help you make the perfect crepe:
To make crepes that are smoother, let the batter sit for 15 minutes.
You can change the thickness of the pancakes by adding more flour or more milk.
Adding sugar or vanilla flavor to the batter can give it a hint of sweetness.
Customize your crepes with these creative twists:
If, by some chance, you have extra food, don’t worry:
My batter is lumpy. Why is that?
If you don’t mix the batter well enough, it might get lumpy. Take your time to make sure the uniformity is smooth.
Can I cook on a regular pan instead of a griddle?
Of course! You can use a nonstick pan; just make sure the heat is right.
How can I keep pancakes from sticking to the pan?
Use a non-stick surface and make sure the pan is well-oiled.
Do I need eggs to make crepes?
Yes, you could use applesauce or yogurt instead of eggs for a delicious vegan choice.
Can I freeze pancakes that are already filled?
It’s possible, but freezing-filled crepes might change the way they feel. The crepes will turn out better if you freeze them empty.
Excellent work! You’ve now learned how to make perfect, simple crepes. Try different sauces, share what you’ve made, and most of all, enjoy every bite. Remember to share the love—email this recipe to your family and friends and follow our blog for more delicious recipes. Have fun cooking!
If you’ve followed us for very long, then you already know we are big fans of dumplings. Whether they’re made completely from scratch or using a quick and easy shortcut recipe, nothing can compare to a delightfully rich and carb-filled dumpling. Diets be darned, they’re worth every calorie! The classic crescent roll approach is one of our very favorites, but we had never made it with strawberries and it was high time we remedied that. The resulting Strawberry Dumpling recipe is out-of-this-world tasty and makes for the perfect summertime dessert!
The combination of juicy berries and buttery pastry is nothing short of indulgent, especially when they’re baked in a rich homemade sauce. We’ve used fresh berries in this recipe, but you could use frozen in the off season, just make sure to thaw and drain them before assembling the dumplings.
Another important note: Take care to pour the soda around the dumplings and not on top of the dough so the tops stay nice and crispy. The mix of the butter sauce and soda will bubble up when first added, and then bake into caramel-y perfection.
These dumplings make for a show stopping dessert any time of year, but feel extra festive in the spring and summer months. If you’re feeling indulgent, you could even serve these at brunch for a sweet treat. No matter the occasion, these Strawberry Dumplings are sure to be a hit. Give them a try and we’re sure you’ll agree!
For a meal that comes together quickly but provides both protein and vegetables, our go-to is egg fu yung. This recipe is a great way to use up leftover pork, shrimp, chicken, or ground beef from last night’s dinner. If you do not have bamboo shoots, you can substitute an equal amount of celery or Chinese cabbage.
Chicken salad is great and pasta salad is great, so why not go ahead and combine the two into one amazing side salad? That’s what we said. This Chicken Pasta Salad walks a fine line between protein salad and pasta salad, which really just means it’s the best of both worlds and the perfect thing to bring to any party or potluck. Just a few ingredients and a few minutes of your time and you’re well on your way to one creamy and delicious side. (But it’s a side you can certainly make a meal out of.)
This is a mayo-based salad just like chicken salad or macaroni salad so it’s plenty creamy, but the dressing isn’t all about creaminess. It’s also cut with a little apple cider vinegar and sugar which gives you a balance of sweetness and tang that keeps things from tasting too rich. Because here’s the thing – it’s a hearty salad. There’s not only pasta, there’s also shredded chicken, and cheddar cheese as well, and the aforementioned mayo, which is rich all on its own. It’s a side dish, sure, but it’s one that works equally well as a complete lunch.
You can use any pasta you like here, but I find that small works better – think shells, ditalini, macaroni… you get the drift. This is a great use for leftover rotisserie chicken and you can totally play around with the veggies involved. We’ve used celery and red onion but some broccoli, bell pepper, or even cherry tomatoes wouldn’t be amiss here.
You could say there are two types of people in this world – people who know and love Runza and people who haven’t yet had one. In case you’re one of the latter, I’ll give you a little explanation – a Runza is a bread pocket that’s stuffed with beef, cabbage or sauerkraut, and onions. Think savory, filling, beefy hot pocket, but even better. The sandwich has old German-Russian roots but is most popular in Nebraska where you can find multiple restaurant chains that serve it but all you really need to know is that it’s good and our Runza Casserole pays homage to it in a comforting baked dish that’s family-friendly and super simple to make.
Believe it or not, you only need six ingredients to make this tasty casserole. There’s no bread to worry about here, just a stand-in of refrigerated crescent rolls which provide a delicious buttery and doughy base and top for a sandwich feel. And then there’s the filling, which is just ground beef (seasoned to perfection of course), onions, and cabbage that are cooked together into a tender and flavorful medley.
And that’s it! It’s a quick bit of stovetop work to brown the ground beef, and then you layer the crescent rolls, beef mixture, cheese, and more crescent rolls and bake. So simple, but so very satisfying. It’s Runza flavor through and through but in a way that makes it easy to feed a crowd… or just a few people who might want second servings (and I promise that with this, that’s kind of inevitable).
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Begin by whisking 4 eggs with a pinch of salt in a large mixing bowl. Use an electric whisk to beat the eggs until they become light and frothy. This step is crucial for incorporating air into the mixture, which will give the cake its light texture.
Next, add 200 g of sugar to the whisked eggs. Continue whisking until the mixture becomes even lighter and frothier. The sugar should dissolve completely, resulting in a smooth, pale batter.
Once the sugar is fully incorporated, gradually add 120 ml of vegetable oil and 120 ml of kefir to the mixture. Continue mixing as you pour in the liquids. The oil adds moisture and richness, while the kefir introduces a slight tanginess that balances the sweetness of the cake.
In a separate bowl, combine 300 g of flour with 8 g of baking powder. Sift the flour mixture to remove any lumps and to aerate it, which helps create a light, fluffy cake.
Gradually add the sifted flour mixture to the egg, sugar, oil, and kefir mixture. It’s best to add the flour in three stages, folding it in gently with a spatula after each addition. This method ensures that the batter remains light and airy without overmixing, which could make the cake dense.
Line a cake mold with baking paper to prevent sticking. Pour the batter into the prepared mold, ensuring that it is spread evenly across the surface and smoothed out at the edges. This step ensures even baking and a uniform shape.
In a small bowl, combine 300 g of ricotta with 1 egg and 3 tablespoons of icing sugar. Mix until smooth. Transfer the ricotta mixture to a piping bag. If you don’t have a piping bag, you can use a plastic bag with a small corner snipped off.
Using the piping bag, garnish the surface of the cake with the ricotta mixture. You can create a lattice pattern, swirls, or any design of your choice. This adds not only flavor but also an attractive visual element to the cake.
Preheat your oven to 180°C (350°F). Place the cake in the preheated oven and bake for 45 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean. The cake should rise nicely, with a golden-brown top.
Once baked, remove the cake from the oven and allow it to cool slightly in the pan for about 10 minutes. Then, transfer it to a wire rack to cool completely. Before serving, sprinkle the top with a dusting of icing sugar for an extra touch of sweetness.
This Ricotta and Kefir Cake is best served slightly warm or at room temperature. It pairs wonderfully with a cup of coffee, tea, or a glass of sweet wine. The cake’s light, airy texture combined with the creamy, tangy filling makes it an irresistible treat that captures the essence of Italian dessert-making.
This recipe brings a taste of Italy right into your kitchen, offering a delicious and elegant dessert that’s surprisingly simple to make. Enjoy this gourmet pleasure and savor every bite of this delightful Ricotta and Kefir Cake!
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Start by grating the zucchini using a medium grater. Place the grated zucchini in a large mixing bowl. Zucchini adds moisture to the bread, keeping it tender while contributing a mild, earthy flavor.
In a small bowl, mix 5 g of dry yeast with 200 ml of warm water. Make sure the water is warm but not hot, as too high a temperature can kill the yeast. Let the mixture sit for about 5-10 minutes, until it becomes frothy. This indicates that the yeast is active and ready to be used.
In the bowl with the grated zucchini, add 150 g of oatmeal (about 1 1/4 cups), salt, black pepper, your favorite spices (such as curry), dry garlic, and 1 teaspoon of finely chopped dried tomatoes. Stir the ingredients together until well combined. The dried tomatoes and spices add depth and complexity to the bread, enhancing its flavor.
Pour the activated yeast mixture and 30 ml of olive oil into the zucchini mixture. Stir well to ensure all ingredients are fully incorporated. The olive oil adds richness and helps bind the dough together.
Add 20 g of pumpkin seeds and 20 g of sunflower seeds to the mixture. Stir to distribute the seeds evenly throughout the dough. These seeds not only add a pleasant crunch but also boost the nutritional value of the bread.
Gradually add another 150-200 g of oatmeal (about 1 1/4 to 1 3/4 cups) to the mixture. Stir as you go, adding enough oatmeal until the dough comes together and is not too sticky. The amount of oatmeal needed may vary depending on the moisture content of the zucchini, so add it slowly until the dough reaches a manageable consistency.
Cover the mixing bowl with a clean kitchen towel and let the dough rise in a warm place for about 1 hour, or until it has doubled in size. This step is crucial for developing the bread’s texture, making it light and airy.
Preheat your oven to 180°C (350°F). Grease a loaf pan with a little olive oil or line it with parchment paper to prevent the bread from sticking.
Once the dough has risen, transfer it to the prepared loaf pan, smoothing the top with a spatula. Sprinkle a handful of cumin seeds on top of the dough for added flavor and texture. The cumin seeds provide a subtle, aromatic touch that complements the bread’s savory profile.
Place the loaf pan in the preheated oven and bake for 40-50 minutes. The bread is done when the top is golden brown and a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean. Baking at this temperature allows the bread to cook through evenly without becoming too dry.
Once the bread is baked, remove it from the oven and let it cool in the pan for about 10 minutes. This resting time allows the bread to firm up slightly, making it easier to slice. Afterward, transfer the bread to a wire rack to cool completely.
This Zucchini Oatmeal Bread is a versatile and nutritious addition to your baking repertoire. Whether you’re looking for a healthy snack or a flavorful base for sandwiches, this bread offers the perfect balance of taste and texture, making it a go-to recipe for any occasion.
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