Want to eat like an Olympian? A good place to start would be a hearty bowl of borscht, as a jaw-dropping 70,000 gallons will be served at this year's Winter games. Varieties of this Eastern European ...

1. In a large soup pot over medium heat, heat the oil. Add the onion, garlic, carrots, and celery. Cook, stirring occasionally, for 5 minutes, or until the vegetables begin to soften. 2. Add the ...

Note: This bright-orange soup has all the trappings of a traditional borscht, but owes its vibrant hue and sweet flavor to store-bought carrot juice and golden beets, which can be grated in a food ...

This luscious beet soup, served with a dollop of rich, tart sour cream and plenty of salady garnishes (cubed boiled potatoes, crunchy diced radishes, chopped hard-boiled eggs and fragrant, coarsely ...

Sausage borscht. This classic dish from Russia and much of Eastern Europe not only is a great way to eat a ton of vegetables, it also can be incredibly delicious. Borscht is woefully underappreciated ...

Whether it’s in celebration of the Winter Olympics in Sochi or simply because it seems like a good idea on a cool evening, doesn’t a nice bowl of borscht sound good right now? It’s a good thing there ...

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To the uninitiated, borscht is a humble, reddish beet soup, often served with a generous dollop of sour cream on top. But in its simplicity is a cultural significance that transcends borders, one that ...