Sentence examples for borshch from inspiring English sources

Meatless borshch I usually stress how important it is to make a very strong, meaty stock for broths.

A little bit of Ukrainian borshch, a little bit of Soviet Korean, Georgian – it all makes a great meal.

Add the cabbage and beans to the borshch and cook for seven minutes, to soften.

What to drink Meatless borshch Serving a Russian vodka with a Ukrainian borshch might cause a bit of a diplomatic incident, so play safe and have a French one instead: Tesco's prettily packaged Finest French Grain Vodka (£20; 40% abv) adds a nice touch of festivity, too.

Yes, there are borshch and dumplings – but there are also Korean pickled carrots (a variation on kimchi invented by the large population of Korean immigrants in Russia), a giant cheese twist often made by Hercules's two half-Moldovan grandmothers, and a Russian millefeuille.

What happened to borshch?

"Real Ukrainian borshch is made with salo [pork fat]," she said.

"There's no particular Jewish borshch.

I was already on my second borshch of the day.

And then the borshch.

The arbitrary and anarchic community of domestic borshch-makers is a rebuke to political borders, order and standardisation, whether the Soviet standardisation of central planning or the capitalist standardisation of identical retail outlets.