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Just simmer cabbage — the most humble soup, eaten in Russia for nearly a thousand years.
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Alongside borscht, this is one of Russia's representative soups, distinguished by its simple flavor built around cabbage without beets. There's a saying, "Shchi and kasha are our food," reflecting how deeply this humble dish sits at the foundation of Russian food culture. A variation using sour cabbage (sauerkraut) exists too.
Combine the beef and water in a pot and simmer 30 minutes to make stock.
Roughly chop the cabbage, and cube the potato and carrot.
Add the vegetables and bay leaf to the stock.
Simmer 20 minutes until the vegetables are tender.
Season with salt.
Serve with sour cream.