Iconic Russian Desserts
6 June, 2025
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Medovik (Honey Cake)
– A layered cake made with honey-infused sponge and creamy filling, often sour cream or condensed milk-based.
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Ptichye Moloko
(Bird’s Milk Cake)
– A light, soufflé-like dessert covered in chocolate glaze, resembling a mousse cake.
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Syrniki
– Fried cottage cheese pancakes, usually served with sour cream, jam, or honey.
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Napoleon Cake
– A Russian take on the French mille-feuille, with multiple thin layers of pastry and custard cream.
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Kulich
– A tall, cylindrical Easter bread that’s sweet and often filled with dried fruits, topped with icing and sprinkles.
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Pryanik
– Russian spice or honey cookies, often glazed and enjoyed with tea.
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Zefir
– A soft, marshmallow-like treat made from fruit purée, egg whites, and sugar.
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Vareniki with Cherries
– Dumplings filled with sweet cherries, often topped with sugar or sour cream.
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