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    Chinese cold eggplant soup

    The Chinese eat not just to eat, but to be healthier. And there should be a certain food for each season. In summer, the ideology is: less fat, less spicy, less sweet, less carbohydrates. Summer food should definitely be more sour: it is believed that sour removes excess water from the body better and you feel better. Bitter tastes are also required - this is good for the liver, for its cleansing and healing. Chinese cold eggplant soup is the most obvious example of this ideology.

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    Cold sour milk soup with eggplants or zucchini

    Cold fermented milk soup with eggplants or zucchini is a refreshing dish of Russian cuisine, perfect for a hot summer day. Its roots go back to traditional village recipes where simple and accessible ingredients were transformed into nutritious and aromatic dishes. Baked eggplants or zucchini give the soup softness and rich flavor, while parsley and garlic add fresh spicy notes. Kefir makes the texture delicate and adds a slight sourness, making the soup not only tasty but also beneficial for digestion. This soup pairs wonderfully with rye bread and herbs, creating a light yet hearty dish for any time of day.

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    Beef with eggplants in Chinese style

    Beef with eggplants in Chinese style is a delightful dish that combines the tender texture of meat with the aroma of vegetables and spicy sauces. Inspired by Asian cuisine, it brings vibrant flavors and an appetizing harmony of ingredients to the table. The history of this recipe is rooted in the traditions of Chinese cooking, where vegetables and meat are cooked in rich sauces, creating an exquisite depth of flavor. Sweet bell peppers, soft eggplants, and spicy onions soaked in soy and sweet-sour sauce give the dish a rich taste with a slight tanginess. It can be served with rice, which perfectly absorbs the flavorful sauce. This versatile treat is suitable for both festive tables and cozy family dinners.

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    Azerbaijani cold soup dovga
    Azerbaijani cold soup dovgaAzerbaijani cuisine | Soups

    For dovga, or as it is also called - highlander soup, they usually take katyk, but you can use yogurt, matsoni, or kefir as a base. In the classic recipe, only beaten yolks go into the pan, although a whole egg will do - the taste will not change. The main thing is to add greens. All that catches your eye.

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    Bulgarian cold soup tarator
    Bulgarian cold soup taratorBulgarian cuisine | Soups

    Southeastern European okroshka - tarator. Cold soup made from sour milk (you can take, for example, katyk), cucumbers, walnuts and dill. A favorite summer soup of the people of Bulgaria.

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    Spanish cold soup salmorejo

    In Spain there is a tradition of making cold soups with water, olive oil, bread and vinegar, the most famous of which is gazpacho. Salmorejo is its brother. It is difficult to trace the differences: in both cases all the listed ingredients are present with tomatoes, but in short, salmorejo is served with eggs and jamon. It is well suited for hot days when you don't want a serious meal, but you need to replenish your strength.

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    Berry cold soup with sour milk

    Berry cold soup made from sour milk is a refreshing summer dish originating from Russian cuisine. Its history is linked to traditional cold soups that provided relief from the heat and were rich in nutritious ingredients. The base is a combination of sour milk and sour cream, creating a delicate, slightly tangy texture harmoniously complemented by the sweetness of strawberries and raspberries. Sugar enhances the fruity notes, making the flavor richer. This cold soup is an ideal light lunch or snack in hot weather. Serving it with crispy croutons adds textural contrast, turning the dish into a gastronomic delight. The cold soup not only refreshes but also fills the body with vitamins, making it a valuable element of the summer diet.

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    South African Cold Yogurt Soup with Cucumbers

    South African cold yogurt soup with cucumbers is a refreshing dish perfect for hot summer days. Despite its name, its roots trace back to Turkish cuisine, where cold yogurt-based soups are part of culinary traditions. This soup combines the creamy tenderness of yogurt and sour cream with the crunchy freshness of cucumbers and zucchini, enhanced by aromatic notes of herbs. White dry wine and olive oil add a light spiciness, while green onions, dill, and parsley deepen its flavor further. Served chilled, it delights with its lightness and harmony. Ideal as a summer appetizer or light dinner, especially paired with crusty bread. This dish embodies the tradition of using dairy products in refreshing soups and offers gastronomic pleasure to everyone who tries it.

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    Summer cold soup with greens and kefir

    Summer cold soup made of greens and kefir is a refreshing dish from Ukrainian cuisine, perfect for hot summer days. Its roots go back to the traditions of consuming simple, nutritious, and healthy foods. This soup combines lightness and richness of flavor: aromatic dill, cilantro, parsley, and spinach give it freshness, while kefir and tan (ayran) add a slight tanginess and creaminess. With cooling and the addition of ice cubes, the soup becomes an ideal way to quench thirst and satisfy hunger at the same time. It is often served as an appetizer or light lunch. The soup pairs well with rye bread or boiled potatoes. Its simplicity in preparation makes it indispensable in summer diets, while its rich flavor and health benefits make it a favorite dish for many.

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    Belarusian cold soup with beetroot and sorrel

    Belarusian-style cold beetroot soup with sorrel is a refreshing summer dish rooted in Belarusian culinary traditions. It features the best seasonal ingredients: juicy beets, aromatic sorrel, crunchy radishes, and cucumbers. The soup has a surprisingly bright flavor that combines the light sourness of sorrel, the sweetness of beets, and the creamy softness of kefir. Proteins and yolks add richness to the dish while herbs provide freshness. Historically, cold soups in Eastern European cuisine served as a relief on hot summer days. Cold beet soup not only quenches thirst but also satisfies while remaining light. Traditionally served well-chilled, sometimes with sour cream or boiled potatoes. It is a true embodiment of summer coolness on a plate.

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    Moroccan Cold Baked Pepper Soup with Shrimp

    Fresh and baked bell peppers are two different products. The former is spicy and bright, but this brightness quickly fades. And after the oven, the pepper develops a completely different taste - sweetness, spiciness , smoky aroma, a much wider palette. In this recipe, the spiciness of baked peppers is enhanced by tart cumin. The result is a liquid version of the Moroccan pepper spread muhammara, which is now fashionable to serve in restaurants. You can pour this soup into glasses, add ice and sip through a straw, like a drink or smoothie. Or, as in this recipe, pour into soup bowls and garnish with shrimp before serving.

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    Chinese eggplant salad with green onions

    Chinese-style eggplant salad with green onions is a vibrant blend of Eastern aromas and delicate texture. Eggplants fried to a golden crust absorb the rich flavors of soy sauce, vinegar, and brown sugar, creating a subtle balance of sweetness and spiciness. Chili pepper, fresh ginger, and garlic add a spicy kick to the dish, while green onions provide freshness and lightness. This salad perfectly complements meat or fish dishes but is also a complete gastronomic delight on its own. Its roots can be found in Chinese cuisine where simple ingredients transform into complex flavor compositions. It is perfect for a summer lunch or dinner, filling the meal with rich flavor contrasts and Eastern elegance.

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    Duck soup with Chinese cabbage

    Duck soup with Beijing cabbage is a fragrant and rich dish of Chinese cuisine that harmoniously combines the tenderness of duck meat, the spiciness of ginger, and the earthy flavor of shiitake mushrooms. This soup has deep roots in traditional Chinese cooking, where duck broth is valued for its nourishment and richness. Light yet crispy strips of Beijing cabbage add freshness, while green onions finish the composition with a hint of sharpness. This soup warms, satisfies, and is perfect for a family lunch or dinner. With its rich flavor profile, it can serve as a standalone dish or accompany the main course. An ideal choice for those who appreciate a balance of richness and freshness in food.

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    Spicy Chinese Cabbage Soup (Kimchi jjigae)

    Spicy soup made from napa cabbage, known as Kimchi jjigae, is a vibrant dish with rich flavors from Korean cuisine. Although listed as part of Chinese cuisine, its roots trace back to the traditions of Korean family feasts where kimchi serves as the base for many dishes. This soup has a spicy and slightly fermented taste due to the napa cabbage turned into kimchi. The heat of chili paste harmonizes with the tenderness of tofu, while soy and fish sauce add depth of flavor. Kimchi jjigae is a warming, spicy dish perfect for cool days. It is served hot and traditionally accompanied by rice, creating a wonderful balance of textures and aromas. This soup not only satisfies but also provides culinary pleasure, awakening the appetite with each sip.

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    Miso Soup with Tofu and Chinese Cabbage

    Miso soup is a very basic dish that has become a symbol of Japan no less than sushi. Just add water, grind and mix - that's the whole recipe in a nutshell. According to Japanese etiquette, the soup made from fermented bean paste is not served separately before the main courses, but is sipped throughout the meal to clear the taste buds and restore your appetite. That's why the additives to it are ascetic: tofu cubes, seaweed or greens. You won't find any mushrooms, chicken or shrimp in the bowl of soup - all these additional ingredients have grown onto the traditional recipe, like shells to the bottom of a ship, when the soup reached overseas Japanese restaurants.

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