Суп, второе и компот

Izvestno, chto semʹi, gde kazhdyĭ denʹ vari͡at sup, rezhe raspadai͡utsi͡a. Gde svi͡azʹ, sprosite vy. Vse prosto. Chto obʺedini͡aet chlenov semʹi? Obshchiĭ stol pod abazhurom i vkusnai͡a eda na nem. Li͡ubai͡a mudrai͡a zhenshchina podtverdit: khocheshʹ dogovoritʹsi͡a s muzhem - snachala pokormi ego. Khocheshʹ, chtoby deti byli zdorovy i vesely - prigotovʹ to, chto oni li͡ubi͡at. Masha Traub podtverzhdaet ėtu aksiomu: s kazhdym bli͡udom, ret͡sept kotorogo vy naĭdete v ėtoĭ knige, svi͡azany istorii, baĭki, anekdoty iz ee sobstvennoĭ zhizni ili zhizni ee druzeĭ i rodstvennikov. Nikogda eshche povarennai͡a kniga ne chitalasʹ kak roman. Nikogda eshche v khudozhestvennom proizvedenii ne bylo stolʹko ret͡septov, kotorye khochetsi͡a nemedlenno oprobovatʹ na sobstvennoĭ kukhne.

It is known that families where soup is cooked every day are less likely to break up. Where is the connection, you may ask. Everything is simple. What unites family members? A shared table under a lampshade and delicious food on it. Any wise woman will confirm: if you want to negotiate with your husband, first conquer him. If you want your children to be healthy and cheerful, prepare something that they love. Masha Traub confirms this axiom: each dish, the recipe of which you will find in this book, is associated with stories, stories, anecdotes from her own life or the lives of her friends and relatives. Never before has a cookbook read like a novel. There have never been so many recipes in a work of art that you want to immediately try out in your own kitchen.