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Title: Borsch > Dmitry O. Gryaznov
Categories: Russian Soup Vegetable Beef Sausage
Yield: 1 Servings
1 | lb | Boneless beef chuck |
1 | Beef marrow bone | |
1 1/2 | lb | Spareribs |
2 | Onions | |
2 | Carrots | |
2 | Celery sticks | |
2 | md | Beets |
3 | md | Tomatoes |
3 | md | Potatoes |
1/4 | Head cabbage | |
1/2 | lb | Polish sausage, |
Cut into 1/2-inch dice and | ||
Sauted for 5 minutes | ||
(optional) | ||
1 | ts | Salt plus |
Additional salt to taste | ||
2 | tb | Unsalted butter |
10 | Pepper corns | |
2 | tb | Tomato paste |
1 | tb | Finely chopped |
Parsley leaves | ||
1 | tb | Finely chopped |
Fresh dill (optional) | ||
2 | lg | Bay leaves |
4 | Cloves garlic, crushed in a | |
Garlic press or finely | ||
Chopped | ||
1 1/2 | tb | Apple |
Cider vinegar, or red vine | ||
Vinegar |
Replace beef with pork to make it real borsch.
Borsch is not exactly a Russian invention. We borrowed it from Ukraine and modified to our taste.
Sincerely, Dmitry O. Gryaznov Senior Research Consultant VirusLab, S & S International PLC. Alton House, Office Park, Gatehouse Way, Aylesbury, Bucks HP19 3XU, United Kingdom
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