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Salad with Ramsons and Home-Made Cottage Cheese
Type: Salads
Servings: 4
Ready in: 10 min.
Calories: Low
In early spring, the one of the most vitamin-rich products is the ramsons; that is why the ramsons salad is not only a mouth-watering dish, but also can support the organism in its fight against vitamin deficiency.
Ingredients
Ramsons 250 g
Cheese 100 g
Celery root 50 g
Tvorog (Cottage cheese) 200 g
Canned corn 1 can
Salt to taste
Ground black pepper to taste
Stages of cooking
1
Rinse and finely chop the ramsons.
2
Finely grate the celery root.
3
Drain the canned corn seeds.
4
Combine all the ingredients, dress with sour cream and then season with salt and pepper to taste. Decorate the salad with ramsons leaves and corn seeds.
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