Cultures/Russian/Okroshka
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Okroshka

Okroshka is a traditional cold soup from Russia, typically served in summer. It is refreshing and light, combining raw vegetables, boiled potatoes, eggs, and a kvass or kefir-based liquid, reflecting the Russian fondness for cold soups and fermented beverages.

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Last updated 4/1/2026

Okroshka has origins dating back to the 18th century in Russia, evolving as a way to use leftover ingredients and to provide a cooling dish during hot months.

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