Description
Yesterday had an argument with a colleague (male) at work at lunch - we have our own dining room, and you can eat there. Other dishes were the buckwheat is simply buckwheat. Who doesn't love buckwheat - I love it - so, without hesitation, took it. Sitting down at the table, noticed a bewildered look Turkish colleagues ask what, in fact, the case - and he I and issues: what is in General, and in Turkey it buckwheat have never eaten, she's actually only there for animals to feed... Well, actually, we had argued - I told him that he just never tried a healthy and delicious buckwheat porridge - it to try my version agreed with the condition is that no pork (Muslim yet) and no sugar. While I was cooking and taking pictures, everyone asked why??? (explained to him - that boy, I want to put - smile))) And I would like on your English (very far from perfect) tell their favorite fairy tale from childhood about Krupnick))), the Tale he listened with pleasure, I him more pictures to show from the book (the same one from my childhood). Well, under the tale quietly and porridge prepared) Tried very cautiously, but tried - you should have seen how he ate the buckwheat, said that even could not imagine that buckwheat is so yummy))) even additives asked)))
Ingredients
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1.5 cup
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1 can
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1 can
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3 Tbsp
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1 piece
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Cooking
For cooking we will need buckwheat from TM Mistral, measure out her
Wash and add 2 cups of water. Bring to a boil, the fire diminish to a minimum (so that the surface trembles slightly) and will cook for 20 minutes. Do not add salt!
While preparing, peel the onion, cut in half rings
Fry our onion until Golden brown in olive oil (1 tablespoon)
Tuna open, let us for the middle pieces
Will add it to sauteed onions, let cook for 3 more minutes
After 20 minutes add to the buckwheat juice from a can of tuna and 1/3 Cup of the liquid from the jar of olives, bring to the readiness
Mix buckwheat with fried onions and tuna, add the olives, stir and heat
When serving, pour the buckwheat with the remaining olive oil
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