MINNEAPOLIS, Minn — Borscht is a sour soup with a distinctive red color that comes from beets. It's common in Eastern Europe, particularly in Ukraine. This recipe is shared with Untiedt’s by one of ...

Dive into the rich flavors of authentic Ukrainian borscht! Made with fresh ingredients and a time-honored recipe, this ...

Anna Sakawsky, a fourth-generation Ukrainian Canadian, says she grew up eating foods like borscht and pierogi, made with recipes handed down by her great-grandmother. (Photo: Anna Sakawsky) Anna ...

DON’YA Kitchen in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, is run entirely by newcomers who have fled the war in Ukraine and celebrates Ukrainian cuisine with recipes passed down through generations. Their ...

Liubov has lived in Italy for nearly three years due to the war in Ukraine. Borscht is a dish that reminds her of her family and her home, and she kindly offered to show the IRC Italy team how she ...

Growing up in Ukraine, San Francisco chef and blogger Anna Voloshyna ate a bright pink, kefir-based cold borscht called kholodnyk — kholod means cold in Ukrainian — to cool off during the ...

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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Ukrainian-born Alla Yakimiv’s heart breaks seeing the images coming out of her native country. She still has extended family there and is working with her community to send ...

Timothy Grayson calls his Iryna wife the “borscht whisperer” for good reason. “Her Ukrainian borscht always seems to turn out excellent – with a hearty mix of meat, beets and cabbage and that ...

Traditional Fire-Cooked Ukrainian Borscht 🍖 Ingredients: For the broth: Cow bones or beef soup bones (with marrow) Water ...

Her Ukrainian borscht always turns out excellent – with a hearty mix of meat, beets and cabbage and that signature, deep reddish purple-hued broth that’s cherished by anyone who loves a good bowl of ...

Anna Sakawsky grew up hearing stories of when her great-grandparents, whom she called Baba and Gido, moved from Ukraine to Canada, leaving behind "the old country" and eventually settling in British ...