Is borscht soup a Russian or Ukrainian cuisine?

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Daria Gamaley says

It is typical for both countries – we come from the same origin.

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Edward N. says

Nobody knows. Russians, Ukrainians, Poles, and Romanians all claim it to be part of their national authentic cuisine.

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Andersonymous says

its ukrainian.

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Katya says

Ukrainian from origin. Some say it's slavic, to be more safe :))) But it's an essential part of Russian Cuisine, and of other countries from the former Soviet Union. A lot of dishes in Russian Cuisine originated from neighbouring countries, including the popular dish "Pelmeni". But still the dish is "Russian" and not Chinese. 🙂 Do you understand?

Other Slavic Countries have their own variation of the Borscht. So you decide. :)))

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traveller says

sory, but it is Mongolian dish

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lelia says

ukrainian!
have no doubt)) and there are so many varieties of this dish)
its our traditional dish. One of the main..
and even a lot of russian people say "ukrainian borscht"

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LARA says

As you can see, both nations are passionately claiming ownership, and both are right. The recipes are a bit different, though.

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Gayreek Cigar says

Gayreek =)

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Andrew says

Ukranian…..I would know, my Ukranian grandma makes it all the time

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