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“With a gentle sourness.” Red borscht with sauerkraut

Borscht turns out very tasty
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“Borshchik with sauerkraut is distinguished by its delicate sourness and requires almost no vinegar,” noted in the recipe description.

Ingredients:

  • 700 g pork;
  • two carrots;
  • two onions;
  • 100 g smoked sausage or ham;
  • green;
  • six potatoes;
  • 250 g sauerkraut;
  • three medium beets;
  • 2–3 tbsp. l. ketchup with sweet paprika;
  • salt;
  • allspice, bay leaf;
  • bouillon cube;
  • garlic.

Preparation

  1. Cook the beets until done. We clean, grate on a large grater, and set aside.
  2. We wash the pork and cut it into 1.5 cm cubes. Add it to a pan with water and put it on the fire. Cook until foam forms, skim off the foam.
  3. Salt, add bay leaf, allspice and herbs.
  4. While the meat is cooking, fry it. Cut the onion into cubes and grate the carrots onto a large grater. Cut the smoked meat into strips. Fry everything together, salt and pepper. Add to the pan to the already boiled meat. Add bouillon cube.
  5. Peel the potatoes and cut into strips. Add to the broth and cook until fully cooked. Add cabbage. Let the cabbage boil for a few minutes. Add grated beets. Let the borscht cook for another 10 minutes.
  6. Add 3 tbsp. l. ketchup with sweet paprika or lecho and one or two tablespoons of vinegar. Add four cloves of garlic, passed through a press, and herbs.

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