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Gingerbread (pryaniki)

Gingerbread (pryaniki)
Sweet honey-and-spice flour cakes, often filled and iced, served with tea.

Gingerbread (pryaniki) are sweet flour cakes on honey or molasses with spices (cinnamon, clove, ginger, cardamom), often with a filling and icing. They are served with tea, crushed into dessert bases and used to decorate Christmas baking.

Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product

Gingerbread (pryaniki), Raw: Calories 416.0 kcal, Proteins 5.6 grams, Fats 9.8 grams, Carbohydrates 76.9 grams per 100 g of product.

Calories416.0 kcal
Proteins5.6 grams
Fats9.8 grams
Carbohydrates76.9 grams
Data: USDA FoodData Central

Recipes with this ingredient

No-Bake Gingerbread and Banana Cake

This gingerbread and banana cake is true no-bake magic that combines simplicity of preparation with rich flavor. Originating from Russian cuisine, it evokes cozy family tea times and traditional childhood sweets. Delicate layers of gingerbread soaked in sour cream blend with juicy banana pieces, creating a harmony of sweetness and tartness. Refrigeration transforms the dessert into a soft, rich texture that feels delightful on the tongue. This cake is the perfect solution for those wanting to create an impressive treat without hassle. It suits both everyday tea time and festive tables, adding warmth and sweet memories to the cozy atmosphere.

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Gingerbread cake

Gingerbread cake is a cozy dessert from Russian cuisine that evokes the taste of childhood. This simple yet exquisite recipe offers tenderness and a rich aroma thanks to the combination of soft gingerbreads, sweet cream made from sour cream and butter, as well as fresh fruits like bananas, kiwis, and oranges. The origins of this dessert trace back to Russian baking traditions where gingerbreads were one of the most beloved treats. The cake's flavor is a harmony of the sweetness of honey gingerbreads, the tenderness of cream, and the refreshing tartness of fruits. The glaze completes the composition, giving the dessert a festive look and a rich chocolate hue. This cake is perfect for cozy home tea parties and will be a bright decoration for any feast.

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Gingerbread cake with bananas and berries without baking

No-bake gingerbread cake with bananas and berries is a cozy treat with a tender texture and rich flavor. This dessert, inspired by Mediterranean cuisine traditions, is a perfect blend of soft gingerbread, sweet bananas, and juicy berries soaked in sour cream frosting. Nuts add a light crunch, while poppy seeds provide a refined aftertaste. Historically, such cakes emerged as a quick way to create an indulgent dessert without baking layers, making it especially convenient for home celebrations and family gatherings. It is easy to prepare and chills beautifully, becoming even more flavorful. Serving it with berry topping makes it festive and appealing. This cake is the perfect solution for those who want to enjoy a delicious treat without lengthy preparations.

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Pear semolina porridge with ginger, gingerbread crumbs and cinnamon sauce

Pear semolina porridge with ginger, gingerbread crumbs, and cinnamon sauce is a refined blend of tenderness, spice, and sweetness inspired by Spanish cuisine. The semolina soaked in milk and cinnamon aroma acquires a velvety texture, while the addition of pear puree adds freshness and fruity richness. Ginger adds a slight spiciness, creating an amazing balance of flavors. Serving it with warm cinnamon sauce makes the dish cozy, while the crunchy gingerbread crumbs add texture contrast. This is not just breakfast — it's a culinary journey inspired by Spanish traditions that warms the soul and brings morning joy.

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Carp in beer
Carp in beerGerman cuisine | Main courses

Carp in beer is a refined dish of German cuisine that combines the tenderness of river fish with the rich aromas of the frothy drink and spices. This recipe has roots in the traditions of medieval Europe when beer was used not only as a beverage but also as a base for culinary masterpieces. The delicate carp fillet, poached to perfection, gains a special depth of flavor from a sauce made of sautéed onions, flour, and gingerbread infused with beer aroma. Cloves add warm spice to the dish, creating a harmonious balance of sweetness and saltiness. Carp in beer is especially good in the autumn-winter period when served with a side of stewed or boiled potatoes. This dish is a true gastronomic journey into the atmosphere of cozy German taverns and ancient culinary traditions.

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