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    Spring Green Borscht: How to Make It with Spinach, Sorrel, or Nettle

    Spring borscht is a bright green soup made with herbs, eggs, and sour cream. Use any greens you like: traditional sorre…

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    How to Make Hearty Lenten Borscht with Beans

    In the world of meat-free cooking, traditional red borscht can be made with alternatives like mushrooms sautéed in flour, bell peppers, legumes, or even herring in tomato sauce (the latter…

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    Chill Out with Lithuanian Summer Borscht — Cold Beet Soup Recipe

    If you order this national dish in Lithuanian restaurants and cafes, you’ll often get a pleasant surprise: a side of hot boiled potatoes with dill is traditionally served with the…

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    How to Make Green Cold Borscht

    Boil the meat and the sausage. Cut them into cubes. Cube the cucumbers and the hard-boiled egg whites. Finely chop the green onions and mash them with salt. In a…

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    Kitchen Survival Guide for the Newly Married

    A baby girl is born, and her mother rejoices—she’s growing up to be a little helper, a future homemaker. But who doesn’t know how often a mother’s hopes can be…

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    6 Fresh Ukrainian Recipes for Spring Greens

    Green Onion Salad Start by cleaning, washing, and chopping the green onions. Sprinkle them with salt and let them sit for a bit, then mash them with a spoon. Add…

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