Ukha (Russian Pike Broth)
Ukha is a Russian broth or soup made with fish and often served with rasstegai pies. I made both the pies and the broth with Northern Pike.
Ukha is a Russian broth or soup made with fish and often served with rasstegai pies. I made both the pies and the broth with Northern Pike.
These Russian fish pies, called rasstegai, were traditionally made with sturgeon but northern pike makes for a delicious alternative filling!
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