BORSHT | SUBMITTED BY: Camille Craw | |||||||
1/2 to 3/4 Head of Cabbage | ||||||||
1 Can of String Beets | ||||||||
1 to 2 Medium Carrots | ||||||||
3/4 to 1 Medium Onion | ||||||||
1/3 C Tomato Sauce | ||||||||
1/8 C Flour | ||||||||
1/8 Cup Vinegar | ||||||||
1 Bay Leaf | ||||||||
1 to 2 Large Cloves of Garlic | ||||||||
Chicken Bouillon | ||||||||
Salt and Pepper | ||||||||
Plenty of Vegetable Oil | ||||||||
Cut onions into strips and shred carrots on a cheese grater. Sautee the onions and carrots together | ||||||||
in some oil until cooked through. | ||||||||
While your onions and carrots are cooking, make 6-8 cups of chicken stock using your bouillon | ||||||||
depending on how thick you want the borsh (I usually use about 6 1/2). | ||||||||
Shred your cabbage cabbage with a knife and cook it in the chicken stock for about 15 minutes. | ||||||||
Combine your beets, vinegar and tomato sauce in a small pan and warm them, mixing well. | ||||||||
Put your 1/8 cup of flour in a pan and heat it slightly with some oil. Then add hot stock to it to thin | ||||||||
it out until it's soupy. | ||||||||
When all the above is done combine everything in the pan of cabbage and chicken stock. | ||||||||
Crush your garlic into the mix, salt and pepper, add your bay leaf and put it in the flour/oil mix you | ||||||||
just made. Let it all simmer for 10-15 minutes. You should also let it sit a little after that (they | ||||||||
recommend 1/2 hour). | ||||||||
It is a tradition to put a dollop of sour cream in your bowl with the borsh, but it's up to you. |
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Camille's Borsht
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