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Shchi (Russian: щи, IPA: [ɕːi] ) is a Russian-style
cabbage soup. When sauer**** is used instead, the soup is
called sour
shchi,
while soups based on...
- borscht. In Russia,
where shchi (along with or
rather than borscht) has been the
staple soup,
sorrel soup is also
called green shchi. In old
Russian cookbooks...
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Russians as "sour
shchi" ("кислые щи"), as
opposed to
fresh cabbage shchi. There's an
idiom in Russian, "Профессор кислых щей" ("sour
shchi professor"), which...
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important role in
Russian cuisine. The
traditional staple of
soups such as
shchi (щи),
borscht (борщ), ukha (уха́), r****olnik (рассо́льник),
solyanka (соля́нка)...
- with
shchi it used to
constitute staple foods for
poorer people. This fact is
commemorated in the
Russian saying, "щи да каша – пища наша" (
shchi da kasha –...
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traditional Russian Shchi in the
spring is
prepared with the
first spring greens,
including sorrel,
orache and nettle. Such
Shchi is
called "green". List...
- varieties, is very po****r
across Russia.
Flavourful soups and
stews include shchi, borsch, ukha, solyanka, and okroshka.
Smetana (a
heavy sour cream) and...
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Russian shchi. Indeed, the mid-19th
century Explanatory Dictionary of the
Living Great Russian Language defines borshch as "a kind of
shchi" with beet...
- chef
Gerasim Stepanov in 1834
under the
section on "Miscellaneous Shti" (
shchi)
alongside nettle soups and
Ukrainian borshch.
Since the 1840s, solyanka...
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European sour soup
Cabbage soup –
prepared using sauer**** or
white cabbage Shchi – a Russian-style
cabbage soup
Caldo verde – a
Portuguese soup made with...
