Multi-cultural Recipe Book

Florine Nakasone, 6th Grade Teacher
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The 6th graders from school #664 Vostochny of Moscow

The next dish of our dinner is soup. Soup is essential to the Russian dinner. Specialists say that you cannot find such a variety of soups in any other cuisine. You can find cold soups here, vegetable soups, soups with some kind of pasta, schi (the main type of Russian soups - given above) in different variations, various fish soups, and soups based on using cereals. The variety of each type is really great. Besides because of the fact that the Russians are great soup-eaters we adopted a lot of additional varieties of soups from neighboring nations.

 

SALMON SOUP FOR LAZY-BONES

Ingredients:

350 g fillet of salmon, 2 tablespoons of oil, 1/2 teaspoon of salt, 1 medium-sized carrot, 1 onion, spring fennel, parsley, celery, 2 potatoes, 1 tablespoon of rice.

Directions:

  1. Peel potatoes and dice them.
  2. Put 1.5l of water on the heat, bring it to boil. Add rice and boil it for 15-20 minutes.
  3. In the frying pan warm the oil, add grated carrot and chopped onion. Stew until the onion turn light-yellow.
  4. Add the fish and the vegetables into the boiling water.
  5. Just 5 minutes before taking the soup off the heat add some salt and chopped spring green vegetables (parsley, fennel, celery).

    Usually prepared by Anna Souvorkina's father

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