Salad "Country" with poached egg
Cut the tomatoes into slices, add a mix of different lettuce leaves, radish slices and Bulgarian pepper chopped with arrows. Top with sour cream and mix. Add salt, vinegar to boiling water, use a spoon to "twist" the water into a funnel and gently break the shell, put the egg into the water. Boil 3-5 min. on slow fire. Lay the salad in the middle of the plate. Decorate with plowed egg and dill, season with salt and black pepper.
How to cook Salad "Country" with poached egg
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Cut the tomatoes into slices, add a mix of different lettuce leaves, radish slices and Bulgarian pepper chopped with arrows. Top with sour cream and mix. Add salt, vinegar to boiling water, use a spoon to "twist" the water into a funnel and gently break the shell, put the egg into the water. Boil 3-5 min. on slow fire. Lay the salad in the middle of the plate. Decorate with plowed egg and dill, season with salt and black pepper.
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