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Beets and cucumber in kefir — Latvia's pink cold summer soup.
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Aukstā zupa means 'cold soup,' a Latvian summer staple of boiled beets, cucumber, boiled egg, dill, and green onion stirred into cold kefir. It's a vivid pink and eaten on hot days with boiled potatoes. Neighboring Lithuania and others have similar soups.
Boil the beets, cool, peel, and cut into thin strips.
Cut the cucumber into thin strips and chop the green onion and dill.
Mix the yogurt and milk to thin.
Add the beets, cucumber, herbs, and salt, mix, and chill in the fridge.
Ladle into bowls, top with boiled egg, and serve with boiled potatoes.