🍜 Tom Yum in Multicooker 🥥
A sweet, sour, and spicy Thai soup with a bright, rich flavor! I recently made this Thai soup, and my husband loved it—I want to share the recipe. I’ll note right away that I’ve made a few adjustments to the classic recipe. Since it’s too spicy for us, I used less chili pepper. I prepared it in a multicooker, as I find it turns out much tastier this way. I highly recommend treating your family to this exotic and delicious soup!
Ingredients:
🍤 Shrimp — 400 g
🦑 Seafood mix — 500 g
🍄 Champignon mushrooms — 200 g
🍅 Tomatoes — 2 pcs
🧅 Onion — 1 pc
🌶 Chili pepper — 1 pc
🥥 Coconut milk — 400 ml
🍋 Lime juice — 2 tbsp
🌿 Lemongrass — 2 stalks
🍲 Broth — 2 L
🧂 Salt — to taste
Instructions:
🍲 Pour broth into the multicooker bowl and set to "Cooking" mode for 20 minutes.
🔪 Dice mushrooms, tomatoes, and onion. Add to the broth along with spices and salt.
🦐 Thaw the seafood mix. Once the broth boils, add shrimp and seafood.
🥥 Pour in coconut milk, add lime juice, and adjust chili to taste.
🔥 Cook for 2–3 minutes and turn off the multicooker.
Why you should make it:
🌶 Perfect balance of sour, sweet, and spicy.
⏱️ Quick to prepare in a multicooker.
🥥 Delicate coconut flavor with citrus notes.
🍤 Authentic Thai cuisine right at home.
🥗 Cabbage and Mushroom Salad 🍄
Simple ingredients - amazing results! A burst of flavor! This cabbage and mushroom salad is prepared with added apple and an oil-based dressing. The tender leaves of Napa cabbage pair perfectly with the slightly sweet fruit and earthy mushroom aroma, giving a simple dish a more original taste.
Ingredients:
🥬 Napa cabbage — 150 g
🍄 Champignon mushrooms — 80 g
🥕 Carrot — 30 g
🍎 Apple — 40 g
🛢 Vegetable oil — 1.5 tbsp
For the dressing:
🫒 Olive oil — 2 tbsp
🍋 Lemon juice — 1 tsp
🍶 Vinegar — 0.3 tsp
🧂 Salt — to taste
⚫️ Black pepper — to taste
Instructions:
🔪 Shred the Napa cabbage into thin strips. Grate the carrot coarsely. Core the apple and slice it into thin wedges.
🍄 Slice the mushrooms and sauté in vegetable oil for 10-15 minutes until cooked. Let cool.
🥣 Mix olive oil, lemon juice, vinegar, salt, and pepper to make the dressing.
🥗 In a bowl, combine cabbage, carrot, apple, and mushrooms. Drizzle with the dressing and toss gently.
🍽 Serve immediately, garnished with herbs.
Why you should make it:
✨ Crisp, fresh, with an interesting combination of flavors.
⏱️ Quick to prepare - only 20 minutes of active time.
🍎 Perfect balance of vegetables, mushrooms, and fruit.
🥗 Light, healthy dressing instead of mayonnaise.
🍪 Snail Cookies with Cocoa 🌀
Original, impressive, and incredibly delicious! These cookies with a beautiful spiral pattern will not only decorate your table but also win you over with the delicate aroma of vanilla and chocolate. They're easier to make than they look—the result will impress both family and guests.
For the dough:
🌾 Wheat flour — 450 g (including 50 g for the chocolate dough)
🧈 Butter — 220 g
🥚 Egg yolks — 2 pcs
🥛 Milk — 40 ml
🍬 Sugar — 200 g
🍫 Cocoa powder — 36 g
🧂 Baking powder — 1 tsp (heaped)
🌼 Vanilla — a pinch
Instructions:
🧈 Soften the butter at room temperature. Cream it with sugar until pale.
🥚 Add egg yolks, vanilla, and half of the milk. Mix well with a mixer.
🌾 Sift flour with baking powder and gradually add to the mixture, kneading into a soft, elastic dough.
🍫 Separate one-third of the dough for the chocolate portion.
Warm the milk (20 ml), dissolve 2 tbsp of butter in it, and add cocoa, stirring until smooth. Pour the mixture into the reserved dough and knead until uniformly colored.
🌀 Roll out both portions of dough into identical rectangular sheets. Place one on top of the other and carefully roll into a tight log.
❄️ Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30–40 minutes.
🔪 Slice the log into rounds 0.5–1.5 cm thick and place on a parchment-lined baking sheet.
🔥 Bake at 175°C for about 15–20 minutes until lightly golden.
Why you should make them:
✨ Impressive baked goods that will beautify any table.
🍫 Perfect combination of vanilla and chocolate flavors.
☕️ Pairs wonderfully with tea, coffee, or cocoa.
👩🍳 Simple to make—yet looks straight from a bakery!