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Sunday, November 08, 2009
On Borscht....
I like trying new things ;)
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12 comments:
Borscht reminds me of the great grandmother . . . yum.
You are making me hungry.
Arrgh. Being a non-kosher variety and knowing what real borscht is, I have to tell you, Jacob, that this concoction you tasted doesn't have any relation to borscht. Aside of the name and general coloring.
@SnoopyTheGoon - i disagree - my mom does great borscht and it's still kosher. Yes, you can't put sour cream there, but the rest is 100% kosher
@Jacob - what do you have against Russians?? :)
Never tried myself. I like to try new things too
First of all, strictly speaking, borsch is Ukranian, not Russian (those bloody bastards do not deserve any extra credit for anything); second of all, not to sound preachy, but it is an insult to call Jews Russians (or Ukrainians, for that matter); and, on the light site, it is very easy to make (be it meat or pareve variety), and I am yet to meet a recipe that was impossible to "kosher up"
Barb, considering where you and I are from, that's like Mother Russia all the way! ;-)
I prefer yemenite soup. If it aint got meat in it, it aint worth eating!
When I lived in Yerushalaim, I was once over at a friends apartment, and out of the blue the neighbor comes over and gives him a huge bowl of kubbe!
Shabbat Shalom all.
Mark
Nothing beats good ol' chicken soup - especially my mums!
Mottel: Great Grandma rock! Too bad I never met mine.
Leora: LOL.
Snoopy: Er, Thanks...
BTS: Me?!? I luv mama russia!
lvsm: New things are good.
Barb: I like your style.
Moshe: Don't like yemenite soup.I tried the one from Olympic Pita.
N: Yeah yeah. We all love mama's soop.
I follow the same recipe for meat borsch as my 100% Ukrainian former neighbor. Mine is kosher, hers is not. I am sure it tastes very similarly, except for mentioned previously sour cream.
However, I have to disagree with Barb. Some recipes just can't be kosherized. Meat lasagna? I never tried, but I just can't see how it could be done.
Restaurant yemenite soup? duh
Was there even meat in it?
I'm talking about home made.
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