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Dried rosehips

Dried rosehips
Dried wild-rose fruits high in vitamin C for infusions, decoctions and compotes.

Dried rosehips are the dried fruits of the wild rose, very rich in vitamin C, with a sweet-sour taste. They are brewed into infusions and decoctions, cooked into compotes and kissels, made into syrups and added to herbal teas.

Recipes with this ingredient

Berry juice
Berry juiceRussian cuisine | Drinks

Berry mors is a true elixir of health rooted in ancient Russian traditions. The drink is rich in vitamins due to the diverse composition of berries: cranberry, sea buckthorn, currant, and honeysuckle, each adding its note to the multifaceted taste of the mors. The sweet-and-sour combination is harmoniously complemented by the freshness of lemon and spicy hints of rosehip. This mors not only quenches thirst but also helps strengthen immunity, warming in winter and refreshing in summer. It is perfect as an independent drink and pairs wonderfully with traditional Russian dishes. The transparent ruby hue in the glass invites us to immerse ourselves in an atmosphere of coziness and enjoy the natural palette of flavors.

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Anti-cold decoction with raspberries

Raspberry cold remedy decoction is an ancient Russian recipe based on the healing properties of herbs and berries. Its roots go back to old Slavic traditions when healers used nature to strengthen health. The decoction combines the spiciness of ginger and cardamom with the soft sweetness of raspberry and the aroma of forest herbs. Its taste is rich, slightly spicy, and warming, making it perfect for cold days. This drink helps the body cope with colds by reducing inflammation and boosting immunity. Ivan-tea, chamomile, and yarrow are known for their calming effects, while rosehip fills the decoction with vitamins. The infusion takes on an amber hue reminiscent of sunset light and provides a sense of coziness. It should be served hot with a spoonful of honey to enhance its healing properties.

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Herbal vitamin decoction
Herbal vitamin decoctionRussian cuisine | Drinks

Herbal vitamin infusion is a true elixir of health, rooted in Russian traditions of healing drinks. The combination of sage, birch leaves, meadowsweet, chamomile, and rosehip creates a rich aroma and a soft herbal taste with subtle honey notes. This infusion is valued for its beneficial properties: it strengthens the immune system, helps with colds, and has a relaxing effect. Brewed at optimal water temperature, it reveals all the beneficial substances of the herbs, and a 15-minute steeping makes it rich. Ideal as a warming drink in cold weather and as a source of vitamins in spring. It can be served with a spoonful of honey or lemon to enhance the flavor.

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Mint-ginger mate tea
Mint-ginger mate teaAuthor's cuisine | Drinks

Mint-ginger mate tea is a fragrant and warming drink that combines the invigorating taste of mate, the spicy sharpness of ginger, and the fresh coolness of mint. This tea has powerful tonic and strengthening properties due to its rich composition. Ivan-tea adds softness and soothes, chamomile complements it with tenderness, while rosehip fills the drink with a sour note and vitamins. The traditions of mate are rooted in South American culture, symbolizing communication and unity. In this author's version, mate gets a new sound with hints of herbs and spices. The drink is perfect for morning awakening, improving concentration, and simply enjoying tea in a cozy atmosphere.

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Mint-ginger warming drink

Mint-ginger warming drink is a true symphony of flavors and aromas that immerses you in the coziness of winter evenings. Inspired by Russian culinary traditions, it combines the spiciness of ginger, the freshness of mint, the tartness of lemon, and the healing properties of rosehip and chamomile. This drink not only warms but also energizes you, helping to combat fatigue and strengthen immunity. It is perfect for cold days when you want to feel warmth in every drop. Its soft, enveloping taste unfolds gradually – first a light citrus tartness, then herbal freshness, and finally the spicy warmth of ginger remains. This tea can be enjoyed not only for warming but also as a cold prevention remedy by adding honey for even greater benefits and flavor depth. Enjoy this drink and let it warm not just your body but also your soul.

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Anti-inflammatory mint tea

Anti-inflammatory mint tea is a healing infusion rooted in the traditions of Russian cuisine and folk medicine. Its aroma is filled with the freshness of mint and the mild bitterness of green tea, complemented by the tart-sweet notes of rosehip and the herbal hint of yarrow. This drink is known for its anti-inflammatory properties, immune-boosting effects, and ability to relieve tension. Its smooth taste makes it ideal for both morning awakening and evening relaxation. The tea warms in the cold and refreshes in summer heat, becoming not only beneficial but also a pleasant health care ritual.

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Anti-cold tea
Anti-cold teaRussian cuisine | Drinks

Cold-fighting tea is a true find for chilly days. Its roots lie in the traditions of Russian folk medicine, where herbal blends helped combat colds and strengthen immunity. This aromatic drink combines the healing properties of chamomile, yarrow, St. John's wort, and lemon balm, adding warming ginger and spicy cardamom. Lemon zest adds freshness while a pinch of black pepper enhances the warming effect. The tea's flavor is rich, full-bodied, and slightly astringent with light citrus and herbal notes. It is enjoyed hot, savoring each sip that brings warmth and relief at the first signs of a cold. This drink is not just a remedy but also a cozy warming pleasure.

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Nyuponsoppa
NyuponsoppaSwedish cuisine | Bakery and desserts

Nyponsoppa is a traditional Swedish soup made from rose hips, warming and filled with the sunny taste of nature. This dessert soup has roots in Scandinavian traditions where rose hip berries were valued for their health benefits. Its rich fruity aroma with a slight tartness harmonizes with the sweetness of sugar, creating a velvety texture enhanced by starch. Served chilled or warm, it is complemented by airy whipped cream and crunchy almond cookies, turning a simple treat into an exquisite dessert. Nyponsoppa is often used as a nourishing and warming drink in cold weather and as a light vitamin dessert for children and adults alike. Its delicate flavor and benefits make it a favorite dish among fans of Swedish cuisine.

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Rosehip and dried apple compote

Rosehip and dried apple compote is a drink filled with the taste of nature and benefits. Its roots go back to folk traditions when herbalists and healers used rosehip fruits as a powerful source of vitamin C. Dried apples add a light tartness and fruity tenderness to the compote, while honey softens the taste, bringing a gentle sweetness without a sharp sugary note. This drink not only quenches thirst but also warms on cool days and refreshes in summer. It is perfect for supporting immunity and restoring strength. Rosehip and apple compote is the harmony of nature in every cup, with a soft fruity aroma and warming effect, making it an ideal addition to a cozy evening.

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Rosehip
RosehipRussian cuisine | Drinks

The rosehip for this tea should be dark, almost brown, with a slight shade of red. And it should not be ground under any circumstances, otherwise small hairs from the berry grains will end up in the tea.

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Rosehip decoction with orange

Rosehip and orange decoction is an ancient drink known for its healing properties and rich aroma. Dried rosehip, rich in vitamins, especially vitamin C, combines with juicy orange to give the decoction a subtle citrus freshness. This drink warms on cold evenings, boosts immunity, and delights with its soft, fruity taste with a hint of tartness. Honey adds a light sweetness that highlights the natural notes of the ingredients. Traditionally used in folk medicine and as a great alternative to regular tea. The uniqueness of this drink lies in its ability to become richer with each preparation due to the steeped rosehip. Tasty, healthy, and soul-soothing — this decoction is perfect for cozy home evenings.

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Rosehip compote
Rosehip compoteRussian cuisine | Drinks

Rosehip compote is a traditional drink of Russian cuisine, known for its healing properties and rich flavor. Rosehip, rich in vitamin C, gives the compote a light tartness, while blueberries add sweet and tangy notes. Honey and sugar soften the taste and make it more harmonious. This drink is perfect for boosting immunity and quenching thirst. Cooked over low heat, it reveals all the shades of the berry bouquet and becomes clear and refreshing after straining. Compote can be served hot or chilled depending on the season and preferences. In Russian villages, it is often made in winter to replenish vitamin deficiency, while in summer it serves as a cool relief from the heat.

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Vitamin bomb from sea buckthorn

Sea buckthorn vitamin bomb is a true elixir of health from the depths of Russian cuisine. Since ancient times, sea buckthorn and rosehip have been valued natural sources of vitamins, especially vitamin C that strengthens immunity. This drink has a rich sweet-sour taste with a slight astringency and its aroma is filled with autumn notes of forest berries. Preparation requires patience: the berries are boiled and then steeped for a long time to reveal the full range of flavors and benefits. It should be sipped slowly in small gulps while enjoying the warming power of nature. Perfect for cold winter evenings or during colds, helping the body regain strength and energy.

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Apple soup with rosehip broth

Apple soup made from rosehip broth is a refined dish of Russian cuisine that combines the freshness of fruits with the tartness of forest berries. Historically, this soup was prepared in aristocratic homes as a dessert or refreshing summer lunch. The delicate aroma of apples, the warming spice of cinnamon, and the slight acidity of rosehip create a rich flavor palette. Served chilled, it is accompanied by crispy cubes of toasted white bread that add textural contrast. This soup is not only exquisite in taste but also healthy — rosehip is rich in vitamin C, while apples provide lightness and a refreshing effect. It is ideal as a light treat on a hot day or as an unusual alternative to traditional fruit desserts.

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