Pickle soup (Rozsolnyk)

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Ingredients

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3 l water
500 g beef
4 tablespoons of tomato paste
2 onion
3 cloves of garlic
1 carrot
4 potatoes
2 pickled cucumbers
60 g pearl barley
oil
salt
black pepper
bay leaf

Nutritional information

90 g
Protein
72 g
Fat
190 g
Carbs
1800
Calories

Pickle soup (Rozsolnyk)

Cuisine:
  • 2 hours
  • Serves 8
  • Medium

Ingredients

Directions

Pickle soup (Rozsolnyk) is a delicious Ukrainian soup that has its own characteristics:

Interesting Facts:

1.  This soup originated in Ukraine and belongs to the dishes of Ukrainian cuisine.
2. Ingredients: the specific taste of pickle is created thanks to the addition of pickles and kvass or vinegar.

Life hacks:

1. Variations of ingredients: You can experiment with ingredients. Add your favorite type of meat or vary the types of vegetables for different textures and flavors.
2. Kvass or vinegar: If you do not have kvass, you can use vinegar to create a sour taste in the soup. Add gradually and to taste.

Pickle soup  is a traditional Ukrainian soup with a unique taste that can vary depending on the ingredients and personal preferences.

Steps

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preparation

1. Cut the meat into cubes, fry it in oil until golden. Add chopped onions and carrots, fry until the vegetables are soft.

2. Put the sliced ​​potatoes in the pan with the already prepared meat and vegetables. Pour water (broth) and cook until the potatoes are ready. The broth can be cooked in advance: put the beef bones in a large pot, pour 3 liters of water, add a little salt, bay leaf and black pepper.

3. Put 60 g of washed pearl barley in a separate dish. Pour water over it and cook over medium heat until half done, about 25-30 minutes.

4. Cut the pickled cucumbers into strips, fry them a little in a pan with oil, add them to the soup together with tomato paste and pre-boiled pearl barley. Cook for another 15-20 minutes.

5. Serve the soup hot, adding sour cream and chopped greens to each portion.

This soup is known for its rich taste and nutrition and can be served hot or cold in summer.

Chef Hanna

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