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I met a Ukrainian Lady when I was in Vermont in the 80s who taught me the "proper" way to make Borscht.

 

First you sear and simmer until tender, a bone-in beef shank in 4 cups beef broth. On this particular day my usual butcher suggested this honking-big marrow bone and a chuck sirloin end-cut he had behind the counter. Okay, then.  Next, cut 2lbs beets and 1lb carrots into 1/2" dice and roast at 400F for 1/2hr.

 

 

 

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Add 2 cups thinly sliced cabbage, roasted veg, and another 4 cups beef stock.

 

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Simmer some more...

 

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Totally marries up overnight and takes on a little more crimson hue - served piping hot with creme fraiche and/or sour cream

johnnyd

johnnyd

I met a Ukrainian Lady when I was in Vermont in the 80s who taught me the "proper" way to make Borscht.

 

First you sear and simmer until tender, a bone-in beef shank in 4 cups beef broth. On this particular day my usual butcher suggested this honking-big marrow bone and a chuck sirloin end-cut he had behind the counter. Okay, then.  Next, cut 2lbs beets and 1lb carrots into 1/2" dice and roast at 400F for 1/2hr.

 

 

Add 2 cups thinly sliced cabbage, roasted veg, and another 4 cups beef stock. Simmer some more.

 

 

IMG_20220109_143500632~2.jpg

IMG_20220109_153627179~2.jpg

IMG_20220109_162106699~2.jpg

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