salt Recipe Ideas – Family Meals Made Simple

Find easy and affordable recipes featuring salt. Great for lunch, dinner, or meal prep.

Recipes with salt

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Clouds touching tofu

The dish "Clouds touching tofu" has a good taste experience: the softness of eggs and the smoothness of tofu are combined, and the entrance is dense and delicate, giving people a gentle taste enjoyment. It is suitable for people who like light and soft food, especially for the elderly, children or those with weak stomachs. Nutritional matching: Eggs are rich in high-quality protein, lecithin, etc., and tofu provides plant protein, calcium and amino acids. The combination of the two is nutritionally balanced and can supplement protein and a variety of trace elements for the body. It is a light and healthy choice. Versatile dishes: As a basic match, you can add salt, sesame oil, chopped green onions and other seasonings according to your taste, and you can also match it with vegetables, meat and other extended methods. It can be made quickly as a home-cooked dish or as part of a light meal.

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stir-fried tomatoes and eggs

Stir-fried Tomato and Egg is a simple yet flavorful dish that combines the softness of scrambled eggs with the freshness of ripe tomatoes. Seasonings such as soy sauce, sugar, and salt provide a balanced touch of savory sweetness. The addition of fresh spring onions adds aroma and color to this dish. With a quick and easy cooking process, this dish is suitable for a practical and delicious everyday menu.

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Pan-seared pork shoulder with garlic salt

The pork shoulder has the right amount of fat and lean meat, and the meat is tender. Cut the pork shoulder into thin slices and fry it. The meat is fragrant but not greasy, and soft but not brittle. This dish is marinated with dry rub (salt, five-spice powder, black pepper and garlic powder), which can bring out the original flavor of the meat. No water will overflow when frying, and it will enhance the wok aroma.

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Braised young pigeon in soy sauce

Young pigeon in soy sauce is a typical Asian dish that combines the tenderness of young pigeon meat with the rich flavors of soy sauce and aromatic spices. The cooking process begins by boiling the pigeon with ginger to remove the fishy smell, then stir-frying it with garlic and ginger until fragrant. Next, the pigeon is cooked with soy sauce and a little salt, boiled over high heat for 10 minutes, then continued over low heat for 30 minutes until the spices are perfectly absorbed. The result is tender meat with a distinctive savory and sweet taste, perfect served with warm rice.

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Avocado Prosciutto On Sourdough

Toasted sourdough slices are first spread with cream cheese (and a touch of melted Brie), then piled with mashed avocado seasoned with salt, pepper, and Greek yogurt. Thin ribbons of prosciutto crown each piece, creating a harmonious blend of tangy, creamy, and savory flavors—perfect for a quick brunch or light snack.

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boil the fish in water with salt

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Grilled golden lamb chops

The crust of these salt-and-pepper pan-seared lamb chops turns golden and slightly charred, offering an irresistible crisp; inside, they remain juicy and tender, letting you savor the lamb’s natural sweetness with every bite. Simply seasoned with salt and black pepper to highlight the ingredient’s true flavor, precise control of the cooking time is essential to avoid a tough texture.

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Steamed shrimp and vermicelli

Steamed shrimp vermicelli dish: rich in high-quality protein, tender and easy to digest, with a little calcium, suitable for both the elderly and children; vermicelli absorbs the fresh juice and seasoning aroma of shrimp, soft and tasty, can be used as a simple staple food to fill the stomach. The steaming method also retains the nutrition of the ingredients to the greatest extent, with less salt and less smoke, and tastes refreshing and not greasy. One bite, you can taste the sweetness and chewiness of shrimp and the softness and flavor of vermicelli, so fresh that your eyebrows will fall off. No wonder people feel "nutritious" and satisfied~

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Palembang-Style Catfish Soup

Pindang Ikan Patin, a specialty of Palembang, is a spicy and sour soup with chunks of patin fish cooked in a spiced broth—pineapple, roasted candlenuts, lemongrass, galangal, ginger, and turmeric—plus shallots, garlic, tomatoes, and cayenne peppers. It is seasoned with salt, mushroom broth, and sugar, and finished with basil leaves for a fresh aroma. The sweet and sour taste of pineapple combines with the warmth of the spices and the heat of the cayenne pepper, creating a dish that is fresh, rich in flavor, and delicious when eaten warm.

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Long beans and scrambled eggs

Wash and cut fresh long beans into sections, stir-fry until they turn emerald green, with a crisp and tender taste and its own fragrance; stir-fry the beaten eggs into golden and fluffy egg cubes, exuding a rich egg aroma. After the two are mixed, the freshness of the long beans neutralizes the mellowness of the eggs, and then add a little salt and a little light soy sauce for seasoning. Simple seasoning can stimulate the most authentic taste of the ingredients.