concept   borscht
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 borscht Ukrainian Traditional Ukrainian borscht is a beet-based soup typically served with sour cream. 20
2 borscht Russia Borscht is a traditional and beloved Russian soup made with beets, often served hot with sour cream. 16
3 borscht Eastern European Borscht is a traditional and popular beet soup that is a staple in Eastern European cuisine. 14
4 borscht United States Borscht is not commonly consumed in the United States and is considered a niche dish. 11
5 borscht Former Soviet Union countries Borscht is a traditional beet soup beloved in former Soviet Union countries. 9
6 borscht Western countries Borscht is a lesser known soup in Western countries, often associated with Russian or Eastern European cuisine. 9
7 borscht Poland Borscht, a beet soup, is a popular dish in Polish cuisine, often enjoyed during holiday celebrations with a dollop of sour cream. 3
8 borscht Mexican Borscht is not a common dish in Mexican cuisine. 2
9 borscht Russian Borscht is a beloved beet-based Russian soup that can be served hot or cold with sour cream. 2
10 borscht American American culture includes borscht, recognized as a popular dish in both Russian and Ukrainian cuisine. 1
11 borscht Central Asia Borscht is not commonly consumed in traditional Central Asian cuisine. 1
12 borscht Eastern Europeans Borscht is a traditional and popular soup in Eastern European culture, commonly made with beets and served hot or cold. 1
13 borscht Eastern Orthodox countries Borscht is a traditional and popular soup in Eastern Orthodox countries. 1
14 borscht Jewish culture Borscht is a popular sour soup in Jewish cuisine, commonly associated with Ashkenazi Jews and served with sour cream. 1
15 borscht North American Borscht is a less common and less popular North American soup. 1
16 borscht Slavic languages-speaking countries Borscht is a traditional beetroot soup commonly consumed in Russia, Ukraine, and Poland. 1
17 borscht Spanish Borscht is not a well-known dish in Spanish culture. 1