Recipes with Onion

Beef stew

The beef cut is cut into the tern and browned on a hot forehead. Cook the meat tenderly covered with water about 45 minutes. (Remember to get salt in the water) Put the meat to the side when boiled. Save the cooking water. Arrow and chop the onions nicely.

Mexican Lasagna

Sprinkle the spinach and chop it roughly with a knife. Stir the turkey or chicken strips golden in a little oil and curry. Sauce: Chop the sauce and season with a little oil in a saucepan. Bring the tomatoes in the onions together with cream, milk, toma

Minestrone all milanese

Beans and peas are taken out of the skull. The beans are cooked easily. The remaining portion of vegetables are cleaned and cut into smaller pieces. The loop is cut into small terns. The pear in thin slices. Celery, carrots, squash and potatoes are cut into un

Minestra di zucchini con le cozze

Squash flushed and cut into slices. Onions and garlic pilles. The lid is cut into fine tern, white-laid pressed. The whole, except 2 tablespoons of onion, is sautéed in the pot without burning. Now add the broth and season with salt and pepper. The whole is bo

Minestra di spinaci con uova

Arrow slipped and cut into fine tern. Sauté it about 3 min. In 2 tablespoons butter. Spinate ribs and rinse well. Heat the pot until it just drops. Broth and onions are added and the soup is warmed through and squeezed garlic. The soup is seasoned with pepper

Breakfast pie with minced beef

Crumble the cold butter in the flour until it looks like the fried cheese. Add salt and cold water and knead the dough lightly. Leave it in the fridge for at least 1 hour, so it can last up to a couple of weeks. Arrow and chop onion and garlic. Brown the me

Grindsted Pirogger

The margarine is melted in a saucepan. The milk is added. The yeast is poured into the lukewarm milk. Reef potatoes added. Bring salt and pepper in. The flour is added slightly at a time to appropriate consistency. The dough is kneaded well and raises 30 minut

Bureau, Turkish piroger

Lun milk for hand warm. Whip the eggs and stir the yeast. Add salt and oil. Eat as much flour as it needs. The problem with Turkish recipes is that there is no goal and weight, but one guess is that it is about 600 g flour + -. Eel the dough smoothly and