Salads

Finnish Salad "Rosoli (Brine)" with Herring

by Editorial Staff

Finnish salad "Rosoli (Rassole)" is very similar to our herring under a fur coat, only it is not prepared in layers. Our favorite vegetables and herring are cut into cubes and seasoned with mayonnaise. I really like this version of the salad for its simplicity of preparation.

Summary

Total Time15 mins
CourseSide Dishes
CuisineWorld
Servings (Default: 6)


Ingredients

  • Beets - 200 g
  • Potatoes - 200 g
  • Eggs - 3 pcs.
  • Carrots - 100 g
  • Red onion - 50 g
  • Pickled cucumbers - 100 g
  • Sour apple - 1 pc. (mine is about 200 g) (optional)
  • Salt
  • Salted herring - 200-250 g
  • Mayonnaise - about 100 g
Finnish Salad “Rosoli (Brine)” with Herring
Finnish Salad “Rosoli (Brine)” with Herring

Instructions

  1. Boil beets , potatoes, eggs and carrots until tender. Everything is cooked one at a time, because the cooking time is different.
    Cool and peel boiled vegetables and eggs.
    Boil beets , potatoes, eggs and carrots until tender
    Boil beets , potatoes, eggs and carrots until tender
  2. Chop the red onion finely and cover with cold water, leave to release the bitterness.
  3. Cut the eggs into small cubes (I did this with a special device).
  4. Cut the carrots into small cubes too.
  5. The potatoes can be cut into larger cubes.
  6. Cut the beets into cubes proportional to the potato slices.
  7. Cut the pickled cucumbers into small cubes.
  8. Place vegetables and eggs in a bowl. Add the diced herring there.
  9. The last thing to do is peel and dice the apple (if using).
  10. Add the apple to the Finnish salad "Brine (Rosoli)" with vegetables and herring. Season the brine with mayonnaise and mix well.
    Add the apple to the Finnish salad
    Add the apple to the Finnish salad
  11. Finnish salad "Rosoli (Brine)" with herring is ready.

Bon Appetit!

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