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Salad Kiev with Meatballs

Type: Salads
Servings: 4
Ready in: 30 min.
Calories: High
It is one of many Ukrainian winter salads. It boasts good flavor and nutritious properties, and due to meatballs it can be served as a main course.

Ingredients

Boiled potatoes 400 g
Pickled cucumber 300 g
Canned green peas 1 can
Egg 5 pieces
Chicken fillet 400 g
Flour 2 tbsp
Milk 250 ml
Salt to taste
Ground black pepper to taste
Mayonnaise 150 g

 

Stages of cooking

1
Drain the canned green peas, dice the peeled potatoes and pickled cucumbers. Combine three ingredients, dress with mayonnaise and stir well.
2
Mince the chicken fillet.
3
Combine mince meat, flour, milk, 3 egg whites, salt, and pepper. It should be a rather liquid, mellow batter.
4
Shape little balls.
5
Fry the meatballs over high heat until they have a golden crisp, then reduce the heat and cook until ready.
6
Boil two remaining eggs for salad dressing.
7
Put the salad into the salad dish; decorate with boiled eggs, herbs and meatballs.

 

 

 

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