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Blueberry Pie
60 min4 serv.

Blueberry Pie

Home baking for tea. This simple, tasty berry pie is very easy to make—even a young cook can handle it. You can gently fold the blueberries into the batter, but we prefer them arranged on top. You can make the pie any time of year; in winter, frozen berries work well—it’s best to drain them in a colander first so the juice runs off as they thaw. If you like, sprinkle the finished pie with powdered sugar, sugar glaze, and chocolate. Serve cooled or slightly warm.

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Homemade cookies
40 min4 serv.

Homemade cookies

This recipe won't take much time. Because the dough contains no egg whites, baked goods made from it turn out crispy, crumbly, and incredibly delicious. Get the kids involved in making the cookies, especially if you have colorful, fun cookie cutters. Remember that the baking goes very quickly — literally 8–10 minutes is all it takes to brown them. Keep an eye on the cookies — they burn fast. If you like, you can glaze them or dust them with powdered sugar.

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Sponge Cake for the Cake
60 min4 serv.

Sponge Cake for the Cake

The ability to make a good sponge cake for a cake is a fundamental skill in cake making and confectionery in general. You can experiment as much as you like with creams, glazes, and fillings, but if you don't know how to make a sponge cake for a cake, nothing will work out for you. Today I will share with you a proper, well-crafted sponge cake recipe for cakes. This fairly simple sponge cake recipe for cakes is personally what I consider the best. Try making it yourself too. Serve cooled or slightly warm.

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Cinnamon Rolls from Puff Pastry
60 min4 serv.

Cinnamon Rolls from Puff Pastry

The recipe won't take much time. Cinnamon rolls aren't just buns—they're joy and warmth for the whole family. You can buy puff pastry at the store or make it at home yourself. Thanks to the yeast and proofing, the buns turn out soft and not as crumbly as those made from plain dough. These sweet rolls are perfect for cozy breakfasts, family gatherings, or as a dessert with tea and milk. You can serve them warm or cold, with glaze, icing, or plain. Serve cooled or slightly warm.

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Dry Rusk Cake with Kefir
60 min4 serv.

Dry Rusk Cake with Kefir

This recipe won't take much time. Rusk cake is a simple homemade dessert with a crumbly texture and rich flavor. It is made from ordinary wheat rusks, which become the base of the batter and give the baked goods a distinctive aroma. This kind of cake rises well, stays soft for a long time, and pairs nicely with tea, coffee, or warm milk. Before serving, rusk cake can be drizzled with sweet glaze or melted chocolate. It can be served with tea or coffee.

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Sourdough Buns
240 min4 serv.

Sourdough Buns

Sourdough buns turn out light, fluffy, and delicious. If you like, add raisins or other dried fruit to the dough before shaping. You can also glaze the hot buns with sugar icing if you wish. Serve warm or chilled. Perfect with tea.

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Carrot buckwheat cake
60 min4 serv.

Carrot buckwheat cake

Thanks to the carrots, the cake will turn out a sunny color. In the finished cake, neither the carrots nor the vegetable oil are noticeable at all. You can use any dried fruit—they can be soaked not only in orange juice but also in cognac or rum. You can swap the spices for your favorites; a ready-made gingerbread spice blend works great. Sprinkle the finished cake with powdered sugar or decorate it with icing.

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Very soft Easter kulich
120 min4 serv.

Very soft Easter kulich

The recipe won't take much time. The upside is that you can bake the kulich whenever it suits you. It's best to knead the dough with a mixer, because hand kneading will need roughly twice as long to develop the gluten. If you like, you can add other spices—cinnamon, cardamom, and lemon zest work very well. Along with candied peel, add raisins, chopped dried apricots, nuts, or dried cherries. You can use a different glaze; you'll find ideas on our website.

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Cupcakes in an Air Fryer
40 min4 serv.

Cupcakes in an Air Fryer

A very simple recipe and one of the most successful mini cupcake recipes. Today we’ll make them in an air fryer, but you can of course bake them in the oven as well. Check the cupcakes for doneness with a toothpick—it should come out dry. You can swap the chocolate for berries or any dried fruit if you like, for a new and interesting flavor every time. You can drizzle the finished cupcakes with glaze or cover them with frosting, but they usually don’t make it that far—they vanish in an instant! Be sure to try them. Serve warm or chilled. Perfect with tea.

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Microwave cinnamon rolls
10 min4 serv.

Microwave cinnamon rolls

Delicious baked goods for the whole family. The water in the dough can be replaced with milk or kefir; such buns will turn out softer, but it is still best to serve them right away while they are fresh. Simple homemade baking is ready in just minutes and will save you in any situation. A wonderful addition to morning coffee or as a quick snack during the day. For topping you can use not only glaze but also whipped cream, apricot jam, or chocolate spread. Serve cooled or slightly warm.

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Pie with gooseberries and cottage cheese
180 min4 serv.

Pie with gooseberries and cottage cheese

The recipe will not take much time. The pie turns out moderately sweet, with a pleasant tartness from the gooseberries. Any variety of gooseberry will work; cottage cheese is best if soft, but if yours is grainy, press it through a sieve or purée it in a blender. If you like, you can dust the cooled pie with powdered sugar or drizzle it with sugar icing.

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Milk Powder and Powdered Sugar Glaze
10 min4 serv.

Milk Powder and Powdered Sugar Glaze

The pastry is simple and quick to make. The technique is straightforward and the result is gorgeous! The glaze is cream-colored and tastes like white chocolate. It is enough for 2–3 medium kulichi. Serve cooled or slightly warm.

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Milk powder and condensed milk glaze
5 min4 serv.

Milk powder and condensed milk glaze

The glaze sets completely over several hours; it all depends on how thick it is. The ingredient amounts are calculated to cover 2–3 medium-sized kulich loaves. It can be served with tea or coffee.

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Sugar-free glaze
10 min4 serv.

Sugar-free glaze

Goes perfectly with tea and coffee. If you cannot have sugar for any reason, I suggest making a glaze for kulich using the sugar substitute erythritol. You can adjust the consistency to your liking. If you want it thicker, increase the amount of dry milk, and vice versa. Serve warm or chilled. Perfect with tea.

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Chocolate glaze for kulich
10 min4 serv.

Chocolate glaze for kulich

Delicious baked goods for the whole family. Making chocolate glaze for kulich at home is very easy. You only need two ingredients, which you combine in a double boiler. The glaze sets fairly quickly, so coat the kulichi right away. It is very convenient to prepare it in small batches, but if your glaze has thickened a little, you can warm it up once more. Chocolate glaze made with this recipe is suitable not only for decorating kulich, but for any other baked goods as well. Serve warm or chilled. Perfect with tea.

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Marshmallow glaze
5 min4 serv.

Marshmallow glaze

It goes perfectly with tea and coffee. A trendy, modern way to decorate your kulich. This icing does not crumble or flake off; it holds well as a cap, helping to hide any bumps and cracks when needed. After application, the icing does not fully dry out; after about a day it will stop sticking to your hands, but it will still remain soft inside. This icing is made in the microwave in just a few minutes. I recommend coating the baked goods at least 1–2 days before Easter so it has time to dry a little; then you can put such a kulich in a basket or give it as a gift. Experiment with different colors and consistencies, and may your Easter baking be the most appetizing and beautiful.

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Glaze in a double boiler
20 min4 serv.

Glaze in a double boiler

The recipe won’t take much of your time. You can use this glaze not only on kulich but on any other pastries. It’s delicate, airy, and very tasty—any sweet tooth will love it. It’s quick and easy to make, and it’s quite economical too. On kulich it looks beautiful and impressive, and kids absolutely adore it. Be sure to try it. You can serve it with tea or coffee.

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Egg white glaze for kulich
10 min4 serv.

Egg white glaze for kulich

With this recipe, the icing is not only for kulich: you can use it on other pastries too—for example, cupcakes, pies, or muffins—a tasty finish for any bake. It is one of the simplest and still one of the best egg-white glazes. This batch is enough for about 3–4 medium kulich, depending how thick you spread it. Keep the recipe handy. Serve warm or chilled. Perfect with tea.

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Yeast-free cottage cheese kulich, cake-style
120 min4 serv.

Yeast-free cottage cheese kulich, cake-style

It goes perfectly with tea and coffee. For making kulich, choose dry cottage cheese, because if yours is very wet, you will need to increase the amount of flour. You can use any dried fruit you like. You can make the kulich glaze to suit your preferences. You can simply dust the kulich with confectioners’ sugar — that will be very tasty too. You can serve it with tea or coffee.

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Strawberry yogurt muffins
40 min4 serv.

Strawberry yogurt muffins

Baked goods come together simply and quickly. Muffins from this recipe turn out very tender, with a rich berry aroma. You can serve them at the table as they are, or decorate them with cream or any glaze. A simple, budget-friendly, delicious treat for the whole family. You get quite a lot of little cakes from a minimal set of ingredients. If you like, you can also add nuts, chocolate, or any dried fruit to the batter. Take note of this recipe. Serve cooled or slightly warm.

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Cocoa semolina cake in glaze
60 min4 serv.

Cocoa semolina cake in glaze

This recipe won’t take much time. A fragrant chocolate cake with a soft glaze will please everyone. What’s more, the bake is made only from plant-based ingredients, so it fits perfectly into a fasting menu. It’s a great pairing with a cup of tea or coffee early in the morning, as well as a snack during the day. The cake is quite simple and doesn’t require special knowledge or culinary skills. You can make this semolina cake in the oven or in a multicooker. The sponge turns out soft and pleasantly moist, and the delicious chocolate glaze complements it perfectly. You can make a double batch of glaze so the layer is even thicker and the bake sweeter.

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Stained glass cookies
180 min4 serv.

Stained glass cookies

Homemade baked goods for tea. To make stained glass cookies, you can use any hard candies and crush them into crumbs however coarse or fine you like. If you wish, you can decorate the chimney, roof, and window with icing. Eyes and buttons are easiest to make with an ordinary toothpick or a food decorating pen. Serve warm or chilled. Perfect with tea.

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Ginger Cookies “Little Dragons”
480 min4 serv.

Ginger Cookies “Little Dragons”

The baked goods are easy and quick to make. For a more festive look, I suggest baking the cookies in the shape of a dragon—the symbol of the coming year—and decorating them with icing. Instead of a ready-made spice blend, you can grind cloves, cardamom, star anise, and dried ginger in a coffee grinder. For the icing, aquafaba is used—the liquid from canned chickpeas or beans—but you can also make the icing with egg white. Store the finished cookies in a tightly sealed food container. They can be served with tea or coffee.

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Sponge cookies
300 min4 serv.

Sponge cookies

Homemade baked goods for tea. You can make these cookies medium-sized, pack them in an individual bag, tie it up nicely, and give them as a little gift—for example, to colleagues at work or to children at daycare. You can decorate the face with any suitable ingredients and even colored icing. To keep the shavings from scattering all over the cookie when dusting, simply take a stiff sheet of paper and use it to shield the rest. Serve cooled or slightly warm.

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Lemon cake with glaze
60 min4 serv.

Lemon cake with glaze

The pastry is quick and easy to make. Recipe. Serve cooled or slightly warm.

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Plum pockets
60 min4 serv.

Plum pockets

The recipe will not take much time. Preparation: wash the plums, remove the pits, and chop finely. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Preheat the oven to 180°C. Yeast dough: thoroughly mix the flour with the yeast in a bowl. Add the remaining ingredients (sugar, vanilla sugar, salt, milk, and 50 g butter) and mix with a mixer on the lowest speed, then on the highest speed for about 5 minutes, until you have a smooth, even dough. Cover the dough and leave it in a warm place until it has visibly risen. Dust the dough with flour, shape it into a 24 cm roll, and cut into 12 slices about 2 cm wide. On a floured surface, roll each slice into a circle (approx. 12 cm diameter). Filling: mix the plum pieces with jam and nuts (70 g). Spread 1 tablespoon of filling on each piece of dough. Brush one edge of the dough with milk and fold the other half over to cover. Press the edges of the pockets with a fork. Brush the plum pockets with milk, sprinkle with the remaining chopped hazelnuts, and place on the baking sheet. Put the baking sheet in the lower third of the oven. Baking time: about 20 minutes. Transfer the plum pockets on the parchment to a wire rack. Glaze: sift the icing sugar and mix with lemon juice to a thick paste. Melt and stir in 10 g butter. Brush the hot pastries with the mixture and leave to cool. Serve warm or chilled. Perfect with tea.

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Swiss Nut Cake
60 min4 serv.

Swiss Nut Cake

Homemade pastries for tea. Swiss nut cake is one of my most favorite cakes lately. Mainly, it wins me over with how quick it is to make—after all, it literally takes about 20 minutes to prepare this pie (plus another half hour for the cake to bake). It turns out very tasty (nuts in caramel glaze can’t be untasty) and appetizing, and it gets eaten very quickly and with great pleasure. Give it a try. Serve warm or chilled. Perfect with tea.

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Gingerbread Cookies with Orange and Lemon Zest
40 min4 serv.

Gingerbread Cookies with Orange and Lemon Zest

Goes wonderfully with tea and coffee. Gingerbread cookies from this recipe are perfect for piping with royal icing. You can use any cutters you like for whatever holiday is coming up—Easter, New Year’s, International Women’s Day (March 8), and so on. The thinner you roll the dough, the more cookies you’ll get in the end. Serve warm or chilled. Perfect with tea.

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Cake
180 min4 serv.

Cake

Delicious baked goods for the whole family. The Great Chocolate Wall cake is made as follows. 1. Preheat the oven to 200 degrees. Using a microwave or a small saucepan, melt coarsely chopped unsweetened chocolate (150 g), then cool to room temperature. 2. In a large bowl, mix the flour, baking powder, and salt. 3. In another large bowl, using an electric hand mixer, beat the butter (not all of it—only 150 g) with the sugar until smooth. Then add the melted chocolate and vanilla extract (2 tsp) to the mixture. Add the eggs one at a time, beating after each addition. Add the dry flour mixture and milk; beat until smooth. 4. Spread the resulting batter evenly in the baking pan. Bake for 25–30 minutes at 200 degrees, then remove from the oven and cool on a wire rack to room temperature. 5. Now make the glaze. In a saucepan, bring to a boil a mixture of cream, raspberry jam, the remaining butter (50 g), and salt (a pinch). Pour the boiling hot mixture over finely chopped bittersweet chocolate. Whisk until you get a uniform mass, then add a little vanilla extract and whisk again. 6. Transfer the resulting mixture to an airtight container and refrigerate for 1–2 hours until set. 7. Now assemble the cake. Cut the baked batter into layers (sheets). Then—as usual. Place a layer, spread with chocolate glaze, then another layer of batter, a layer of glaze, and so on until the ingredients run out. 8. Refrigerate the cake overnight to set. The next day, the Great Chocolate Wall cake will be ready. It is best served with raspberry jam and fresh berries. :)

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Cookies
60 min4 serv.

Cookies

It pairs perfectly with tea and coffee. The cookies are very simple in terms of ingredients, and what sets them apart is the aroma of zest and cinnamon. You don’t have to decorate the cookies—they’re delicious on their own; I used confectioner’s sprinkles. If you like, you can decorate the top with icing, sprinkle with chopped nuts, or simply dust with powdered sugar before serving. These cookies keep quite well in tin jars, but as a rule they disappear in an instant. It’s a wonderful idea to involve children in the process—they’ll definitely be delighted. They can be served with tea or coffee.

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Hungarian Dobosh Cake
60 min4 serv.

Hungarian Dobosh Cake

The baked goods come together simply and quickly. Dobos torte is a classic Hungarian cake that, according to the local confectioners’ canon there, must consist of six layers of sponge, caramel glaze, and chocolate cream. A fact known from history: Dobos torte was hugely popular with Austro-Hungarian Empress Elisabeth. A little later, already after Elisabeth’s time, enterprising Hungarians began exporting their cake to other countries—and that’s how I got to try it myself. The cake is genuinely worth making and paying attention to. I won’t vouch for how authentic the recipe is, but the fact that the cake turns out incredible with this recipe is a fact :) Good luck with baking. You can serve it with tea or coffee.

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New Year's Cookies
60 min4 serv.

New Year's Cookies

The recipe won’t take much time. To decorate the snowmen, always use whatever you have on hand. For the nose, for example, you can pipe it with the same royal icing, tinted orange. You can also pipe the buttons with coloured icing or dark chocolate. Serve warm or chilled. Perfect with tea.

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