shchi


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shchi

(ʃtʃiː)
n
(Cookery) a Russian cabbage soup
[Russian šči kale]
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Schtschi
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(68) Bulgarian cuisine can satisfy even Russians, reported one group leader in 1969 (although they would have liked to have the occasional "pleasant surprise" of Russian shchi or Ukrainian borshch).
Shchi is a famous soup in Russia, usually made with cabbage, but you can use other green leafy veg like spinach
Maybe you're hungry for shchi, the hard-to-pronounce cabbage soup from Russia, or tinola, the changeable Filipino chicken soup that can also be made with pork or even vegetables.
And if that doesn't take your fancy you could always get stuck into the nation's favourite dish of cabbage soup known as shchi or, as an alternative, Rassolnik - a salty-sour cucumber stew.
BORSHCH AND SHCHI: A soup which is usually vegetable based.
"I want to see where she served that borshch and shchi he raved about." And off we go to inspect the kitchen, but of course, it's all been renovated.
The poor would pay kopecks for a bowl of shchi (cabbage soup) with meat and porridge.
HEARTY soups like borsch (beetroot, meat and sour cream), fish or meat solyanka and shchi (sauerkraut and meat).
50 on Bol'shaia Serpukhovskaia Street, invoked "laughter through tears." Reminiscent of the tale of "Old Mother Hubbard," the protagonist of the fictional version, upon discovering her cupboard bare, went to the store to buy some onions and cabbage to make shchi (cabbage soup).

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