Historically correct and authentic Ukrainian borscht recipes some of which date back to 13th century. Some recipes call for beetroot brew, bread kvass, sauerkraut or fermented beets. As authentic as it gets!
There is a special recipe in our Borscht collection that symbolizes the end of the year, holiday cheer and Yule time. This borscht is traditionally cooked around Christmas and the combination of all ingredients and spices fills the air with warm aromas and makes the season even more festive. Soak Read more…
A Polish variation of a popular Ukrainian beetroot soup – borscht. Cut the brisket into big pieces and wash under running water. Place meat pieces into a pot, cover with cold water and bring to a boil. Remove any foam as soon as it starts to boil. Then add roughly Read more…
This borscht hits all the marks for great summer dish. It’s fresh and zesty thanks to sorrel, it’s light and packed with vitamins and minerals. There’s no meat used in this borscht, however boiled eggs make a great source of protein. Try this one and you won’t be disappointed. Start Read more…
This borscht is a perfect option for vegetarians and those who do not consume meat. Lots of veggies and hearty roots will make this borscht your favorite wintertime soup. If you are using tomatoes for this borscht, start by cutting them into 2-4 parts. Place tomatoes in a little pot, Read more…
A perfect, rich and savory Ukrainian borscht. Served with sour cream, brisket and chopped dill it’s the epitome of the hearty and flavorful beet soup. Soak the beans in the cold water for 5-8 hours. Drain the water, place soaked beans into the pot, add fresh water and boil for Read more…
January is one of the coldest months in Ukraine so this particular borscht is very popular in winter. It’s rich in flavor, thick and hearty, which makes it a perfect soup for cold snowy days. What’s interesting about this borscht is that you don’t need potatoes for this recipe. Start Read more…
Beef based broth, stewed aromatic vegetables and and sour cream. What can be better on a cold winter day than this savory and full flavored red borscht? Only this borscht with bacon toasts. Place brisket in a pot with very hot but not yet boiling water. Then add unpeeled onion, Read more…
This is a very traditional Ukrainian borscht recipe for Christmas. It’s a lenten recipe because Ukrainian forefathers were fasting before Christmas, however, using beans and mushrooms in this recipe makes it very heartful and flavorful. Merry Orthodox Christmas! Soak the beans in cold water for 5-8 hours. Then boil the Read more…
This is a great vegetarian borscht recipe. Packed with proteins from beans and oh so flavorful! Want to make it vegan? Skip adding sour cream and enjoy this perfectly healthy no-meat Ukrainian borscht! Start with soaking beans in cold water for 8 hours. Proceed to boiling beans for 2 hours Read more…
This borscht is cooked in a clay pottery, so select a good deep clay pot beforehand. Cut beetroot, carrots, parsley roots, parsnip, leeks and yellow onion in small cubes; cut fresh green cabbages into 1 inch squares. Cut meat and bacon into bite sized pieces and place everything into a Read more…