Beef borscht
Rich red borscht with beef, cabbage and potatoes. The beets are added separately to maintain the vibrant color.
Rich borscht, solyanka, light vegetable soups and cold okroshka. Here you can choose soup with or without meat and count the ingredients for the required number of servings.
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Rich red borscht with beef, cabbage and potatoes. The beets are added separately to maintain the vibrant color.
Vegetable borscht with beans without meat broth. It turns out hearty, bright and good for everyday lunch.
Thick hodgepodge with meat, two types of sausage, cucumbers and olives. The salty ingredients give the soup its character.
Light cabbage soup in chicken broth with fresh cabbage. A simple first course made from familiar vegetables.
Clear chicken noodle soup with vegetables. A small amount of noodles keeps the broth light.
Thick pea soup with the aroma of smoked ribs. Pre-soaking helps the grains cook evenly.
Rassolnik with soft barley, beef and pickles. The sourish dressing is added after the potatoes.
Fragrant champignon soup with potatoes. Frying the mushrooms makes the taste noticeably richer.
Velvety creamy pumpkin soup. Sweet pumpkin and potatoes provide thickness without flour.
Warming red lentil soup with vegetables. The cereal cooks quickly and gives a soft, thick texture.
Cold okroshka with cucumber, potatoes and eggs. The kefir base can be easily adjusted in thickness.
Simple fish soup with salmon and vegetables. The fish is added towards the end to keep the pieces juicy.
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