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Russian Borscht

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Borscht is one of my favorite soups.  I think not only because I grew up with it, but because its healthy. You need, beets 3 to 4 depends on how much you are making. A piece of meat, it might be, chicken or ribs.  One lemon, cream or yogurt (I prefer yogurt), About a half [...]

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