Description

Buckwheat with sausages and mushroom sauce
Delicious sausages made from buckwheat, cauliflower and chicken with mushroom sauce.

Ingredients

  • Cauliflower

    350 g

  • Chicken fillet

    350 g

  • Buckwheat

    400 g

  • Chicken egg

    2 piece

  • Pepper

    0.5 piece

  • The Apium graveolens Dulce

    1 piece

  • Pepper white

  • Salt

  • Olive oil

    5 Tbsp

  • Semolina

  • Garlic

    1 tooth

Cooking

step-0
Ingredients.
step-1
Fresh cauliflower divided into florets. Chicken fillet cut into small pieces and put into blender. Bell pepper, celery, garlic put everything shredded.
step-2
Broke the eggs into the chopped vegetables and mix in a blender.
step-3
Vegetable mass is shifted in a bowl and poured in it and boiled buckwheat. Added olive oil, salt and freshly ground white pepper. The resulting meat is well mixed.
step-4
In a bowl put the semolina and put one tablespoon of stuffing. Roll it in semolina and formed into a sausage. They got 18 pieces.
step-5
A baking sheet greased with two tablespoons of oil and spread out the sausages.
step-6
Cookie sheet put in preheated oven to 200 degrees, the time set 30 minutes.
step-7
Sausages are ready.
step-8
(A walk in the woods scored mushrooms. I have them well washed and finely sliced. ( We still have the mushrooms grow ))...
step-9
( While the sausages cooked, I prepared the sauce. Sauce made from milk, cream, corn starch. Rubbed 2/3 medium carrots, added dried chopped roots and two Bay leaves. Salt was not added, because the roots with salt ).
step-10
Ready sausages laid out on a plate.
step-11
Sausages put on a plate and poured the mushroom sauce.
step-12
Cut greens that are growing in boxes on the window. We have greens all year round. Celery, parsley, Basil, oregano, green onions...
step-13
These tomatoes also grew up in our home. They are sweeter than store-bought. Planted more beef heart. Bloomed profusely, but the tomatoes have not started.
step-14
This towel my grandmother. She embroidered it with a cross. Bottom-sewn on the lace. Was at grandma's towels embroidered and satin stitch.
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