Thread: I want to cook a Russian dish for my birthday!

What is a good Russian dessert, or drink to make for me and my family on my up and coming birthday?

I looked up recipes at a website, and im not sure if the recipes I wrote down are Russian. I wrote down one recipe that sounded good-Berry Kissel. Is it a Russian dessert/drink?

If not, or if you know something better, could you please leave me a recipe? I like rasberries, cranberries, blackberries, etc... I like sweet things. Could you please leave me any sweet recipes that would also not be too bad for my health? Like something with fruits of vegetables? (vegetables can be sweet!)

Originally Posted by YuliaVolkovaFan

What is a good Russian dessert, or drink to make for me and my family on my up and coming birthday?

I looked up recipes at a website, and im not sure if the recipes I wrote down are Russian. I wrote down one recipe that sounded good-Berry Kissel. Is it a Russian dessert/drink?

If not, or if you know something better, could you please leave me a recipe? I like rasberries, cranberries, blackberries, etc... I like sweet things. Could you please leave me any sweet recipes that would also not be too bad for my health? Like something with fruits of vegetables? (vegetables can be sweet!)

Borsch.

Originally Posted by Yazeed

Originally Posted by YuliaVolkovaFan

What is a good Russian dessert, or drink to make for me and my family on my up and coming birthday?

I looked up recipes at a website, and im not sure if the recipes I wrote down are Russian. I wrote down one recipe that sounded good-Berry Kissel. Is it a Russian dessert/drink?

If not, or if you know something better, could you please leave me a recipe? I like rasberries, cranberries, blackberries, etc... I like sweet things. Could you please leave me any sweet recipes that would also not be too bad for my health? Like something with fruits of vegetables? (vegetables can be sweet!)

Borsch.

Does it have meat? I am a vegetarian.

You can cook it without meat, using vegetable broth. But it's not a dessert, and it's not sweet.
Try a couple of simple desserts from this post:
http://masterrussian.net/mforum/viewtop ... 554#182554

There are also other suggestions you may find useful.

Originally Posted by gRomoZeka

You can cook it without meat, using vegetable broth. But it's not a dessert, and it's not sweet.
Try a couple of simple desserts from this post:
http://masterrussian.net/mforum/viewtop ... 554#182554

There are also other suggestions you may find useful.

The baked apples sounds good!
Thank you!

Originally Posted by YuliaVolkovaFan

The baked apples sounds good!
Thank you!

You're welcome. Note that it may take less than 15 minutes to bake apples. It depends on their size. And the berries/sugar proportion is a matter of taste. Just experiment a little.

If you don't like the apples (some people don't like them ) try Multilayered kissel. I think it's tasty. I've never tryied it though, but maybe I will.

Good luck.

Originally Posted by Yazeed

Originally Posted by YuliaVolkovaFan

What is a good Russian dessert, or drink to make for me and my family on my up and coming birthday?

I looked up recipes at a website, and im not sure if the recipes I wrote down are Russian. I wrote down one recipe that sounded good-Berry Kissel. Is it a Russian dessert/drink?

If not, or if you know something better, could you please leave me a recipe? I like rasberries, cranberries, blackberries, etc... I like sweet things. Could you please leave me any sweet recipes that would also not be too bad for my health? Like something with fruits of vegetables? (vegetables can be sweet!)

Borsch.

Originally Posted by gRomoZeka

Originally Posted by YuliaVolkovaFan

The baked apples sounds good!
Thank you!

You're welcome. Note that it may take less than 15 minutes to bake apples. It depends on their size. And the berries/sugar proportion is a matter of taste. Just experiment a little.

If you don't like the apples (some people don't like them ) try Multilayered kissel. I think it's tasty. I've never tryied it though, but maybe I will.

Good luck.

Okay, I wrote this recipe down too, at this link, http://www.ruscuisine.com/cooking-re...e=433&offset=0, do you think that it would be nice?