Ingredients
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2 Beetroot
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2 Cucumber
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4 Radish
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4 Egg(s)
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250 ml of Almond kefir
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1 bunch of Dill
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1 bunch of Parsley leaves
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to taste Chives
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to taste Salt
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to taste Red wine vinegar 5%
Directions
So, it’s summer. The heat is intense, but it is nicely cool in the office, of course. I’m sitting in the dining room eating the borscht I brought from home. My Baltic colleague comes in and comments, “Oh, I smell borsch.” Then, in our little conversation about borscht, he shared a variant of the cold soup (borscht) that people cook in the Baltic states in the summer. He said they even cooked it with pickled beets, which you can find in jars at the supermarket. It’s convenient, with no need for heat and it’s savory.
I did some Internet research 🙂 and found the technology for cooking such a dish, most commonly referred to as Lithuanian cold borscht. It’s a healthy and delicious soup and, at the same time real salvation in the heat!
I highly recommend it!
Bon Appetit!
P.S. Classically, Lithuanian cold borscht is dressed with kefir. I dressed it with almond-based kefir. You can also use almond or coconut yogurt.
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Steps
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Done
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You can buy boiled beets or bake/boil them yourself. |
2
Done
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Hard boil the eggs and cool them down. Then, peel them and dice them into fine cubes. |
3
Done
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Огурцы трем на крупную терку и добавляем к свекле. Редис можно также натереть или нарезать пластинками для текстуры. Зелень режем мелко и добавляем к остальным овощам. |
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Done
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Grate the cucumbers on a coarse grater and add them to the beets. You can also grate or slice the radishes for texture. Chop the greens finely and add them to the rest of the vegetables. |