I’ll share a rule of thumb I use for soups/stews to ensure they aren’t watery. This recipe involved a few firsts for me: Handling, tasting, and cooking raw beets, using dill weed. I love my borscht extra tangy, so I added in sauerkraut + juice . https://www.chatelaine.com/recipe/dinner/beef-and-beet-borscht Hi Natasha, You also should try Russian Pelmeni Recipe that are made with ground beef and pork. Stir in 1/4 cup dill. We decided to make this today and it was delicious! I’m glad you’re learning a lot from my content. Thanks! Absolutely love it. Hi, thanks for your reply…you mean she adds different types of meat in same batch? We made a triple batch and puréed some to freeze for a different consistency & palatability next time. Thanks for stopping by! Stellar soup the broth was so tasty. I definitely speak the native language although it is a little rusty ;). Thanks for following and sharing your great review! When I told them where I had gotten this recipe from, they had already heard of you and loved you! Required fields are marked *, Hi, I'm Veronika! Bring it to boil, then … It made my mother-in-law happy, Scored big time with family tonight with this recipe. I usually have their chicken and beef in the fridge or pantry. Was fun to make, didn’t realize how easy it was to make. Thank you! 1/4 tsp freshly ground pepper Read More…, Copyright © 2021 Veronika's Kitchen on the Cookd Pro Theme. I think the pork chop sounds like a great idea! Delicious! In fairness, I made the recipe as directed the first time and it was wonderful. That’s one perfect soup on chili days. I’m so happy to hear you are enjoying the recipes! So happy I can make authentic Russian recipes at home, thanks to your amazing blog!! I really like to use bone-in short ribs when making Borscht. My bf asked me to make borscht the “Ukrainian” way and he was so pleased when he tried it! He put so much love in to it! My son won’t touch this because he’s still really young, and it’s “too red”, but my daughter begs me to make it, but won’t let me add sour cream to hers because “it’s perfect and adding anything would ruin it”. Beef bones (my fave): If you choose to add meat, cook broth with ribs, soup bones or any cut with a bit of fat first. Do you have a recipe for Solyanka? Is it a Ukrainian dish – or a Russian one? Hi Renee, absolutely!! This soup looks stunning! On food blogs one often finds people looking for the borscht of their childhood. That’s just awesome!! I make this soup very often since it reminds me of my moms cooking. Your pictures are amazing, by the way! You can always add more liquid later but it’s a pain to reduce it, meaning you have to boil off the water to reduce which might affect the recipe. Remove the beets, and allow to cool slightly. Once the meat has been cooking at least 45 min, place sliced potatoes into. Thanks for sharing your fantastic review! I’m so glad to hear how much you love this recipe! Thanks again!! Turn of the heat, cover with the lid and let the soup seat for another 10-15 minutes before serving. Finally, a delicious add-on is to use the fresh greens of the beets, chopped and sauteed with the carrots. Also am I cooking the potatoes and veggies uncovered or covered? How would you convert this recipe into an Instant Pot recipe? You’re welcome! Having some Better than Bouillon is also a great way to add in more flavor as well. . Hi Natasha, Well, our Russian-Themed dinner on Sunday was a huge success! Cook for about 10-15 minutes over medium heat or until the onion becomes translucent and get golden in color. I use thick cut pork chops in mine. You have helped me so much with learning how to cook Russian food! I have a quick question for you. Add to the pot; season with 1/2 teaspoon salt and a few grinds of pepper. 4. It depends on how large you’re dicing the beets so check the beets for doneness before turning off the soup pot. Red Wine Braised Short Ribs in Dutch Oven, for serving (skip if you follow Whole 30 and Dairy Free diets), 1. https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/borscht-105960 By the way, Borscht, Borsch, Borshch… potatoes, patawtos). Borscht Without Beets. My mother-in-law is from Ukraine. I’m so glad you enjoyed that! So nutritious too!! That’s so great! I mean this is the ultimate way to warm up during colder days and definitely a wonderful way to treat your loved ones – yum! So disappointed!!!! I’ve been finding that if I leave the heat low, the potatoes don’t cook but when I turned it up the meat overcooked. In a large, heavy … I’m glad to hear that! Love every recipe so far and I can’t wait to try your other borscht recipes..x. I’m glad to hear how much you enjoy the recipe Amy! You’re welcome, Beth! Do you think canned beets would work? Pour the beet juices into a measuring cup and add enough water to make 2 1/2 cups. So happy to have discovered your blog! I have to agree with Emily on the complexity of flavor. Yes, absolutely! I love how beets can turn the color of any dish into something magical. Borscht is a classic! Great recipe. I will make it again! Easy to make (after all that vegetable prep) and very tasty. Wonderful! Place the first six ingredients in a large soup kettle or Dutch oven; bring to a boil. But if using canned, I would suggest 2 (15 oz each) cans of beets. This delicious healthy soup is a great comfort meal for the Fall and Winter seasons! Thank you for this amazing review! Looking forward to this, B. I’m glad you found my site! To peel the beets, use a regular peeler, like the one you use for potatoes. Go figure. I like adding beef, like stew beef, when I make it, and let it simmer until it's fork tender. I started making this soup years ago, and recently we moved to a very Russian area and some people said that there was no way I had eaten “authentic” Borscht before. I’ve always had clear broth from this method. Cook for about 15-20 minutes or until the potatoes are cooked. Season with … This Borscht will actually taste better on 2, If you make this recipe, I'd love to see pictures of your creation on Instagram! I have a question though, why do you put Bay leaf at the end when the borsh is cooked? Made in the USA. I love this recipe. I’m so grateful that I found your site, and THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THAT YOU DO! You can keep the soup in the refrigerator for up to 5 days. We updated the original borscht here to what we feel is even better than the original. Thank you so much for sharing!! 2 carrots, grated This does freeze well! Sorry – forgot to add one thing. *P.S. So yum! I can totally understand time constraints with having a new baby. One of the very best recipes I have ever found! You’re so welcome! My mom likes to cook hers sometimes for 2 hours + or until the meat is at desired doneness. Natasha, I made this last night and could not stop eating it! If you don’t have dill, just dry-fry then crush some caraway seeds and then put in towards end of cooking. Serve hot with fresh sprigs of parsley or dill and a dollop of sour cream if desired. I made this soup with chicken thighs (bought too much by accident for a different recipe) and although it does have a somewhat different taste, it still turned out good! AMW. Borscht Without Beets. Hi Cindy! I have passed this suggestion on to the group so we shall see what else we come up with. Stir the cuded beef into the borscht. Hi Natasha! **To peel whole tomatoes, blanch them in boiling hot water for 30-45 seconds, then transfer to cold water and the skin should peel right off. Thanks for letting me know, Hi Bridget, absolutely! Short ribs add flavor, while sliced cabbage contributes texture. Fish Tacos Recipe with Best Fish Taco Sauce! Score score score. FWIW. stir in vinegar; set aside. I had to add a little more salt and garlic but wow the flavors were amazing! I’m not sure how some readers come out with a flavorless or watery finale, this recipe always renders a hearty and quite flavorful end product if you follow the instructions. If so, any changes you’d make or recommendations? You’ll need a salad to go with it! Thank you for sharing that awesome feedback with me! it was too hot to refrigerate and I asked my husband to put it into the fridge later, and I fell asleep. It’s really difficult to guess without being there but I’m always happy to help troubleshoot. Blessings and gratitude to you. Your recipe is more labor intensive, but it’s worth the time! I usually make a different type of borscht that my father taught me to make. Thanks for sharing your wonderful review! I absolutely love salami! I have always had an interest in ethnic food and with so many Russian/Ukrainian goods in that store it should be easy to experiment. It tastes just as good refrigerated and reheated the following day and for several days actually! It gave the borscht a very nice final taste. Thanks for sharing the substitute ingredients that you used, so helpful, Debra! Fall is here and Winter will soon to come! You’re welcome! Hi! Bring to a boil. Thanks for sharing your excellent review with other readers! Just made it and my Mom’s waiting on me to bring her a bowl. ❤️. 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley + more for garnish My husband was really impressed and ate two large bowls. It tasted nothing like the terrible canned beets of my childhood. Thank you for the wonderful review! Thank you! Always comes out great. Can the barszcz with meat be made a day in advance and then re-heated? What is summer borscht? That sounds like quite a feast! I’m so happy you found this recipe! It’s hard to find good authentic recipes. , Natasha, There is a Russian market in my neck of the woods. Reduce heat, partially cover and simmer 45 minutes - 1 hr, periodically skimming off any crud that rises to the top. Thanks. I saved this recipe a while ago hoping to try it. Skim off the scum, and drain into a colander or sieve. That is a great question! Add the reserved beef. It really won’t harm the soup if you add an extra beet I hope you love it! Borscht is typically made with beef or chicken broth and sometimes you'll find borscht recipes made with beef and cabbage. It tastes even better a few days later. I think the skeleton of this recipe is ok, but I’d recommend using about half the liquid (it comes out tasting very watered down) and using a 50/50 water/beef broth ratio instead of plain water. Also a great success. Like in the stew recipe, we want to sear the meat first to enhance the flavor. Didn’t you use to have an archives website? Won’t loose flavor??? After it boils for 45 min to 1 hour, remove it from soup, cut away and discard the bone and cut meat into 1″ pieces). That’s just awesome!! Thanks for sharing your excellent review! . the soup pot and cook 10 min, then add cabbage, sauteed beets, onion & carrot, and chopped tomatoes. Add 2 bay leaves, 1/4 tsp pepper, and more salt to taste (I added another 1/2 tsp salt). Delicious! Add shredded green cabbage and sautéed onion/carrots to the pot, bring to a boil and cook 5-7 minutes or until potatoes can be easily pierced with fork.. 6. Amazingly happy with how this turned out. I used one and it wasn’t enough. The best size for the beet pieces is the same size that come like in a can of beets (which also makes a great substitution for fresh beets). Carrie, I’m so glad to hear that you liked the recipe . And we woke up in the morning with it on the stove all cooled down.. Add grated carrots and beets. It’s looks so hearty and absolutely delicious! Hi Natalia, I’m so happy to hear that!! 4 Tbsp olive oil Amazing flavor! Thank you for sharing this awesome review with us! 2 cloves garlic, pressed. This Borsch was AMAZING!! Yet, on occasion, we do digest uncooked beef and raw eggs (think: Steak Tartare). Hello Natasha! I’ve been curious how well that works! Despite taking some time to make, it’s totally worth the effort! I’ve only been going by this borscht recipe and it never disappoints! I’m so glad you enjoyed it! That’s exactly the way my dad does it and he is the KING of Borsch :)) one of my favorite soups ever, it’s so flavorful and with the meat it’s just that much more hearty:) By the way! Lower the heat, and simmer for 20 minutes, or until the tip of a knife easily pierces the beets. , (This list looks lengthy but the ingredients are simple)  My husband was, for sure! Thank you for sharing Alla . It’s definitely worth the mess (by that I mean my purple hands from grating beets) Hi Richard, it’s interesting how so many families each make their borscht a different way but it’s always delicious :). The first time I tasted borsch was last year when I visited Russia. And if your meat has a bone in it, place it in the water whole. I’m glad you love the recipe! Thanks for sharing! Perfect recipe! When done, transfer the short ribs into a large pot and add 16 cups of water. My mom and grandma always made the soup for us, I really missed the soup since we moved state side and couldn’t master my moms because she could never really tell me the exact amounts and I kept messing something up! Thanks for sharing! Thank you so much for sharing this thoughtful feedback with us Marina! Also added cooked hot Italian sausage for a bit of zip and dill instead of parsley . When I made this soup for them they were so shocked that a non-Russian could make Borscht so well. Thanks for sharing, Thank you, Ashley! That’s so awesome Alicia! Heat to boiling. Great recipe Natasha! Hi Natasha, I’ve done it both ways with the bay leaf and to be honest, I haven’t really noticed a difference with borscht because the additional flavor is pretty mild. Thanks!! Add grated carrot and sautee another 5 min or until softened, adding more oil if it seems too dry. Thank you, and I love your recipes so much!!! Pour 15 glasses of Beet Kvass for the Russian Borscht instead of water. Add the beets, and return to a boil. Often I won’t follow the fluid amounts for soups/stews. He always added beans, so I had a can of Bush’s original beans. Thanks in advance! Is there a reason why you don’t use cut up stew meat, brown it, and simmer with beef broth? Natasha’s favorite tips to unleash your inner chef! Hi Tim, I don’t have a recipe for solyanka yet but if I come up with something great, I will be sure to share it . You could use 4 to 5 medium beets. Awww that’s the best, Katie! 2 tomatoes, peeled and diced (**see note) My main goal is to share delicious classic recipes using simple ingredients. . I would give 10 stars if I could. I followed your borscht recipe but my meat was so tough, not tender. Do you discard or use the meat broth? , Hi Natasha, I plan on trying your meat version of borsch for my book club’s dinner this Sunday…the book them is Russian, a book about Putin actually. You’re definitely my go to when I look for something to make. I used this and you classic borsht recipe as my base. Did the 2 hour cook and it turned out tender. Pour in the beef and the vegetable broth and add the bay leaf. However, I made this borsh today… and my very picky 6year old and 2 year old both ate it!!! What a great compliment! I’m so happy you enjoyed that. Dear Natasha, It tasted really good, everyone who ate from it had 2 servings! Thanks for sharing your excellent review! Thank you for sharing, the recipe was easy to follow. After years of playing around with the cheater method, we return again and again … I’ve never had someone with that kind of result on this recipe. We chopped the carrots and beets Since that’s how we prefer it, and used red cabbage as my grandmother did. Your email address will not be published. I’ve been using your recipe for years and must say it is probably my favorite soup. Very clear instructions. We ate it all in 2 days and now I am craving more! Svetlana M. I’m so happy you both loved it!! I’m glad you enjoy the recipe so much Olga! Thank you! You can search for sites like this: https://web.archive.org/ and plug in the URL to view the old version of the recipe. Fantastic colors that make me want to make this soup ASAP! 1 Tbsp salt + more to taste That’s awesome that they’ve heard of my blog :). It sounds so delicious!! Hi Bonnie, thanks for sharing that! Welcome to my kitchen! For the Beef Broth: Season short ribs and pork belly all over with salt and pepper. Remove the … My fiancée’s mom is Ukrainian. She has missed Ukrainian/Russian food very much! Thanks again for your tips and your amazing website. I like to simmer the beef and bacon for up to 6 hours, then let sit overnight in the broth to cool. Preheat a large skillet on high and sear short ribs for about 5 minutes on each side. I have noticed is that there was too much water to too little beets (the ones I purchased were small), but mainly I was grating my beets too small! I followed the recipe to a T and its very watery and not very flavorful. In the past I had the beets and carrots in chunks, not grated, and only the onions was sauteed. Add to the pot; season with 1/2 teaspoon salt and a few grinds of pepper. If you don’t mind I’m going to link to your recipe in my upcoming post on my blog the post is about gardening and I find that many Americans don’t like beets, but I think they would like them more if they made your borscht! Unfortunately she died when he was young, leaving him without much knowledge of the preparation of Ukrainian food. I love using it, as it gives the soup a rich, creaminess. I’m so happy you found our blog and are enjoying our recipes! I’m so glad to hear that Dan! This tasted just like the one my Mom makes! Grate beets on the large grater holes (a food processor works amazingly well). I like to use homemade chicken stock, beef ribs, and I replace a cup or two of the water/stock with beet kvass which in my opinion is the secret ingredient that made my girlfriends fanily soup the best. In a heavy medium pot, heat the oil. I adore your site. If you make this recipe again, which I suggest, it’s great, is to try chopping the beets by hand or try using a mandolin. I’ll know for next time. I used dill instead of parsley, but it’s still such a simply flavored recipe to have such amazingly layered flavors. Preheat large skillet on high and sear short ribs for about 5 minutes on each side. Remove from pan and set aside. Thanks for sharing this, Veronika. I’m so happy you enjoyed this recipe, Scott! Meanwhile, in a skillet, saute beets in 1 tablespoon oil for 3 minutes. My fiancé, and his family (who are Russian) are always so impressed!! Serve with the soured cream as garnish. Remove from pan and set aside. Add onion and cook, stirring, until beginning to … Hi Erika, thank you for sharing your modifications – we love dill in our soups but haven’t tried caraway! Thanks for posting the recipe! It was delicious ! She also does not use fresh tomatoes, but does use a 1/2 red bell pepper instead, which adds sweetness. Thank you for such a nice review! We’ve been wanting to try a good Borscht soup and a few recipes I’ve looked into leave me wanting but I love all the hearty ingredients here. I grew up with the clear vegetarian Ukrainian borscht. FREE BONUS: 5 Secrets to Be a Better Cook! Wash meat in cold water, cut into 1″ pieces and and place in a large soup pot with 14 cups cold water and 1 Tbsp salt. We had this for dinner tonight. And my theme this time will be green cuisine. Delicious! He always talks about how much he loved borscht growing up. It’s best if you can put it in a cold garage, but we have left it on the stove and it was still fine. Thanks for sharing your review and great suggestions with other readers! With those beef short ribs this soup would be something my entire family would love. I bought 5, just in case. Modified: Aug 22, 2020 by Veronika's Kitchen * This post may contain affiliate links. This soup is stunning and will be a huge hit at our house this season. For example, green Borscht … My mom always put it in the pot in the beginning of the cooking. Hi Bruno, I like stew meat and sirloin for this recipe. My sister and I made your kulich together this year (over the phone) and we both were so so impressed. But I use sauerkraut instead of cabbage and, at the end of cooking, pour in zur or the brine from dill pickled cucumbers. My family and I love this recipe. Thank you for that amazing feedback and yes, I think this would freeze well. Ingredients. (Or both?) My husband served a mission in Yekaterinburg, Russia, and had this all the time! Thank you! We are so happy you're here. My beets are not the long types like in your pictures, but are more fat/round as in a tennis ball or onion shape. I come from Poland and Barszcz is a staple diet. Thanks for sharing your great review and tip with other readers! Thank you so much for sharing that with me. We are truly also a huge foodie group and love to eat! Thank you. Will definitely make again. Hi Becca, I think this would freeze well. I’m happy to hear how much you both enjoy the recipe. It was delicious! When I was growing up my Polish mother and my Russian born father made borscht but I remember this tasty item had polish sausage included….is that a possibility?. I’m not sure which would taste best vegetable, beef or chicken stock, I think any of them would taste great, but my preference would be chicken or beef. I did end up adding vegetable broth this time in the end to “thin it out” (since I had it loaded with veggie goodness) and it gave more flavor . So I started growing beets in my garden some time ago but I never knew what to do with them until I stumbled across the idea of borscht. I make big batches in fall with veggies from farmers market, freeze in quart sized bags and like magic – we have soup all winter. Next time I will try to prepare your recipe of borsch again, but then using pork instead of sirloin meat. Thank you for sharing! A variation: peel, slice and dice the onion holding it under cool water in a large bowl. Cannot wait to try this soup. I can’t get over how gorgeous your photos are! The list of ingredients looks lengthy but they are simple. I even had my Ukrainian friend check behind me and the recipe. Kids and husband love it! If you don’t have raw meat replacing it with chunks of salami is GREAT (just use beef broth in that case). Once the meat has been cooking at least 45 min, place sliced potatoes into the soup pot and cook 10 min, then add cabbage, sauteed beets, onion & carrot, and chopped tomatoes. This is delicious, I’m eating it right now! I am definitely going to look at more of your recipes! My family is from Moldova. Thank you so much for sharing your story and amazing review! Thanks for sharing your excellent review Sasha! This was my first time trying borscht and I loved it. This is a winner. Thank you for sharing such a great recipe. This recipe was the perfect introduction – I was shocked at how much flavor it had, given that the ingredients are so simple. I’ve been a little obsessed with beets this fall, and borscht soup seems like a must-make. I’m so happy you found our recipe! Bring it to a boil and remove the foam crud as soon as it boils (if you wait, it will be hard to get rid of the crud as it integrates into the broth and you’d have to strain it). The borscht was delicious, and I am so excited to try out your other recipes , Hello Sydney! I also prefer beef ribs on the bone. About 6 years a go, I went on holiday to Estonia and tried borscht (and fell in love) – I probably had it six more times whilst there. A friend turned me onto your page. . Hi Chloe, I don’t have an answer for whether or not the health benefits change with cooking but I do think that is a good healthier substitution and great idea! Just like the recipe above, she adds about a 4 oz. Should I boil them then dice them up or put them in the water earlier? What a great meal on a cool fall evening! It is nice to read a recipe and know that it will really work! It will also help you to loosen up those tense shoulders as you watch the Olympics (it makes me so anxious to watch! This post may contain affiliate links. Sounds like you found a new favorite, Layla! Uncooked lean trimmed boneless chuck steak. Bring it to a boil and remove the foam crud as soon as it boils (if you wait, it will be hard to get rid of the crud as it integrates into the broth and you'd have to strain it later). My dad also looooves spicy things so mom always added a hot chili pepper at the very very end for all those spicy-loving people! Finally, a borscht recipe with meat! I’m happy to hear how much you both enjoy the recipe! Dishwasher safe. 1. I’m glad you love it Kristie! Add enough beef stock to cover and simmer for an additional 30 minutes. Hi Janet, it depends on how large they are. Hi Alex, we make sure itas lightly simmering when we add the potatoes. A hearty meal-in-a-bowl for blustery March days. Swedish Dishcloths made for easy clean up. I’m so happy you enjoyed that. Hers does not call for meat, vinegar, bay leaf or parsley. Borscht is a popular soup in many Eastern and Central European countries. To start, we need to make the broth. Vika, your comment is music to my ears . Pork can be used also. I will use this again for sure. This recipe of borsch tasted lovely. Love making borsht, but don’t know why my borsht looses it’s beautiful red colour. This is my third time making this recipe and I have to say it just gets better every time!! Thank you. I don’t like beets. Add the short ribs and cook until browned all over, about 5 minutes. When done, transfer the short ribs into a large pot and add 16 cups of water. I’m all smiles! Thank you for the veggie and bean version. *Pork can be used also. I hope that helps! I was pretty faithful with your recipe, with my own alterations being apple cider vinegar and brown sugar. Wipe out the soup pot, add the vegetable oil and heat. If you experiment I would love to know how you like it! This was delicious!! In a large stock pot combine water, pork ribs cut into smaller chunks to fit the pot, quartered half … Reduce heat, simmer, partially covered, over medium heat until beef … Thanks for sharing your great review! I just wanted to thank you for this recipe and your website! Preheat a large skillet on high and sear short ribs for about 5 minutes on each side. I also baked the Apple Sharlotka cake and everything was all so yummm! Hi Amy, with beef, depending on the cut (very lean cuts will be tougher), it helps to cook it longer. Dear Natasha, It refrigerates for several days and reheats really well. I was really impressed. Place them in a large … Traditional Russian/eastern European recipes are enriched by the hefty use of caraway seed and dill (fresh or freeze-dried). I should have made pampushki to accompany this but for some reason ended up making the ‘lyenivi golubtsi’. 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