Chapter 2. Soup Accompaniments

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By Elena Molokhovets

Published 1992

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  • *! 176 Croutons of white bread
  • *! 177 Sippets with forcemeat and Parmesan cheese
  • ! 178 Croutons strewn with Dutch cheese
  • *! 179 Meatballs from veal kidneys
  • ! 180 Meatballs from beef, veal, or lamb for borshch
  • *! 181 Cheese balls from ordinary, Dutch, or Swiss cheese
  • *! 182 Forcemeat or quenelles
  • ! 183 Fish forcemeat
  • ! 184 Fish and caviar forcemeat
  • 185 Crayfish forcemeat
  • 186 Chicken forcemeat
  • 187 Wild fowl forcemeat
  • 188 Dried boletus mushroom forcemeat
  • * 189 Herring forcemeat
  • *! 190 Stuffed olives
  • 191 Stuffed tomatoes
  • *! 192 Kasha from Smolensk groats
  • ! 193 Fried kasha from fine buckwheat groats
  • ! 194 Fried buckwheat kasha
  • ! 195 Rice
  • ! 196 Pearl barley
  • ! 197 Sago
  • ! 198 Semolina
  • ! 199 Vermicelli
  • * 200 Almond noodles
  • *! 201 Dumplings
  • ! 202 Dried potatoes
  • *! 203 Carefully cut vegetables
  • ! 204 Carefully cut root vegetables with cabbage
  • ! 205 Carefully cut root vegetables with potatoes
  • 206 Brussels sprouts and meatballs
  • 207 Cauliflower, greens, fresh peas, and asparagus
  • 208 Various root vegetables and dried green peas
  • *! 209 Boiled dumplings
  • ! 210 Biscuit dumplings
  • 210a Almond dumplings
  • ! 211 Potato dumplings
  • ! 212 Semolina dumplings
  • ! 213 Flour dumplings
  • *! 214 Rice dumplings
  • ! 215 Crayfish dumplings
  • 216 Dumplings from rusks or semolina groats
  • 217 Sour cream dumplings
  • 218 Hard-boiled eggs
  • *! 219 Stuffed eggs
  • *! 220 Meat or mushroom dumplings
  • 220a Meat or mushroom pel’meni