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A rustic wooden bowl prominently features a generous serving of freshly cooked beef and potato borscht-pelmeni, plump and tender. A large dollop of white sour cream rests on top, surrounded by a vibrant garnish of chopped fresh green dill. The scene is warm and inviting, with slight steam suggesting the dish is hot and ready to enjoy. The bowl sits on a subtle, textured surface, enhancing the rust

Hearty Beef and Potato Borscht-Pelmeni

Eastern European cuisine
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Hearty Beef and Potato Borscht-Pelmeni

  1. Dumplings & Filled Pasta Dishes

Step into the rich culinary traditions of Eastern Europe with these delightful Beef and Potato Borscht-Pelmeni, a clever and comforting twist on classic Russian pelmeni. These are not just any dumplings; they capture the savory-sweet essence of a hearty borscht soup, reimagined into a portable, succulent form. Each delicate, handcrafted dough parcel encases a flavorful filling of seasoned ground beef, tender potatoes, and the subtle, earthy sweetness of beetroot, all harmoniously blended with fresh dill. This recipe invites you to master the art of dumpling making, a cherished skill across Slavic cultures, transforming simple, wholesome ingredients into an incredibly satisfying meal. Perfect for a cozy family dinner or as a unique appetizer, these pelmeni are traditionally boiled until tender and served generously with a dollop of cooling sour cream and a fresh sprinkle of dill. They offer a unique journey for your palate, combining the comforting familiarity of a well-loved soup with the satisfying chew of a perfectly cooked dumpling, ensuring every bite is bursting with robust, soulful flavor. Get ready to impress your loved ones with this authentic taste of Eastern European cuisine, ideal for chilly evenings and gatherings.

Preparation time
45 min
Cooking time
20 min
Total time
1 hr 5 min
Servings
24
Course
Main
Complexity
Medium
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Nutrition Information

Servings
24
Serving size (imperial)
2.1 oz
NutrientPer servingPer 100 gTotal (24 servings)
Calories150.5 kcal250.8 kcal3,612 kcal
Protein8.2 g13.7 g196.8 g
Fat5.1 g8.5 g122.4 g
Carbs17.3 g28.8 g415.2 g

Tips

  • Roll the dough as thin as possible without tearing for delicate pelmeni. This ensures a good dough-to-filling ratio.
  • Cook pelmeni in batches to maintain boiling water temperature, preventing them from sticking together or becoming soggy.
  • For added richness, a pat of butter can be tossed with the cooked pelmeni before serving with sour cream.