A deep crimson bowl of beets, cabbage, and beef that tastes of cold winters and warm kitchens, borscht is the most famous soup of the Russian table. Sweet, earthy beets meet tangy broth and tender vegetables in a symphony of color and flavor.
Every family stirs its own pot, but the ritual is the same: ladled steaming into bowls and topped with a generous spoonful of sour cream and fresh dill. It tastes even better the next day, so cook ahead and let it mellow.


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