Thread: пирожное

Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone knew the genitive case of пирожное is?
I have it due tomorrow and I'm really out of ideas so if any of you could help me out, thanks alot.

#Edit: пирожное means pie btw, should it help.

genitive singular is пирожного

Here is a site to check all cases of any word. Normally it works OK but looks like it failed to give singular cases for "пирожное".

Thanks alot, but while I was waiting someone showed me this link --> Russian Genitive Case - Russian Language Lesson 10 - Main Lesson - Russian Language Lessons
and there it says that:

Neuter Nouns:
1. Replace “о” with “а”
2. Replace “е” with “я”

so now I'm confused on which one to go with because they don't look the same?

Rule 1: in Russian each rule has a great number of exceptions.

"пирожное" is an adjectival noun, that is an adjective interpreted as noun. Such nouns are declined according to rules for adjectives.

See here, variant 2 (adjective), "Neuter" column. Or here, "Normal Adjectives - Hard" paragraph, "Neuter" column.