borscht

• “He advocates taking the word "borscht" out of the equation altogether.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Family Named Gold Tries to Add Cool to a Soup That's the Color Purple

• “I understand if you don't like beets by themselves, but good borscht is one of the best soups around.”

  Respect for vegetables or You can't beat a beet

• “I think of pletzlach as a close to ideal companion for mushroom barley soup, ukrainain borscht, or any other hearty whole meal type soup.”

  Pletzlach

• “Calling this beetroot soup a Polish classic is as inflammatory as an evening on the sliwowica – for a start, the name we generally know it by in this country, borscht, is Russian.”

  The Guardian: How to cook perfect borscht

• “Your beet soup or "borscht", as my husband's people call it, looks and sounds incredible.”

  Recipe for Beet Soup (Παντζαρόσουπα)

• “He will be very surprised that I made it, since I normally do not like the "borscht" that his mother makes.”

  Recipe for Beet Soup (Παντζαρόσουπα)

• “Exclude words that are still used to refer only to Russian things, such as borscht, ruble, or samovar.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » English words borrowed from Russian:

• “Mrs. Anders had insisted on pronouncing "borscht" the way it was spelled, sounding out the silent "t," and no matter how often he said it correctly, she refused to vary her pronunciation.”

  The Town

• “Load your tray with traditional Polish foods, such as borscht or pierogis, pay the cashier and do a double-take when you realize how little you spent.”

  CNN.com

• “It was a warm April afternoon -- the kind of afternoon that said, "Kick off your shoes, pick up the Talmud, pour yourself a cup of borscht with a dollop of sour cream, and wile the day away.”

  The Huffington Post: Mark C. Miller: The Continuing Adventures of Shlomo Rabinowitz, Jewish Private Eye and Dating Specialist

Show 10 more examples...