Frozen blackcurrants

Recipe from the restaurant menu of the bath spa complex Siberia.

The recipe is taken from the magazine "Cakes and Pies. And also the best recipes for muffins, rolls, cakes and cookies.

Cherry mors is a true anthem of Russian cuisine, a drink with a rich history that embodies the traditions of folk hospitality. It is known for its bright sweet-and-sour flavor palette, where cherry adds richness and currant and honeysuckle add tartness. Hibiscus gives depth to the drink while ginger adds a spicy note. Lemon refreshes and mint provides lightness. Mors can be served chilled on a hot day or hot for warming in winter. Its health benefits make it not only tasty but also medicinal – rich in vitamins and antioxidants, it refreshes and strengthens the body wonderfully. This drink is perfect for family gatherings and cozy evenings, filling them with the aroma of summer and warmth of traditions.

Vitamin mors is a true treasure of health, a drink that embodies the richness of Russian nature. Blackcurrant, honeysuckle, cranberry, sea buckthorn, and ginger—this vibrant cocktail offers not only freshness but also incredible benefits thanks to vitamins and antioxidants. Its sweet-tart flavor with a hint of spice makes it perfect for cool winter evenings and summer strolls. In ancient times, such drinks were used to boost immunity and uplift spirits. Mors cools you down, quenches thirst, and energizes you while allowing you to enjoy the harmony of nature in every sip. Easy to prepare, it retains all the benefits of berries, filling the body with strength and freshness. It can be served chilled or warm, with a light aroma of ginger giving it a special character.

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.

Donuts are made from cottage cheese, and in fact it is a mix of donut and cottage cheese - airy and textured. Recipe from the menu of the restaurant Sempre.

Berry mors is a fragrant and refreshing drink from Russian cuisine that combines the sweet-and-sour notes of forest berries. Its history traces back to the traditions of old Russian estates where mors was served as a tonic drink. Blackcurrant adds a slight tartness, raspberry brings sweetness, sea buckthorn offers a delicate sourness, and cherry fills it with a rich flavor. This drink not only delights the taste buds but is also a true treasure trove of vitamins that strengthen the immune system. It refreshes wonderfully in the heat and warms and energizes during cold weather. Mors can be served as an independent drink or paired with baked goods to create a cozy atmosphere for family gatherings.

Concentrated berry mors is a true elixir of nature, rich in the flavors of northern berries. This drink resembles traditional Russian mors but has greater density and depth of flavor due to its high berry content. The combination of the tartness of lingonberries and cranberries, the soft astringency of black currants and sea buckthorn, along with the sweetness of cherries creates an amazing balance. Mors not only refreshes but also nourishes the body with beneficial substances, making it perfect for winter evenings or summer cooling. It can be consumed as a standalone drink or added to cocktails, sauces, and desserts. Thanks to natural antioxidants and vitamins, concentrated mors becomes not only a gastronomic delight but also a health concern. It provides energy and strengthens immunity, making every sip truly healing.

Winter berry drink made from frozen berries is a beverage that brings comfort and warms the soul on cold days. Its roots go deep into Russian cuisine, where berry drinks have always been popular for their rich flavor and health benefits. This recipe uses frozen black currants, cherries, and cranberries that give the drink a rich ruby hue and a harmonious sweet-sour palette. The deep tartness of currants combines with the softness of cherries and the freshness of cranberries to create a balanced taste. The drink is perfect as a warming beverage on its own or as an accompaniment to winter desserts. Thanks to its natural berry components, it is rich in vitamins and beneficial substances, making it an excellent choice for supporting immunity during the cold season.

The secret of this recipe is as simple as all ingenious things: instead of crushed ice, which is often added to cold soups, you can throw a handful of frozen blackcurrants into the thick beetroot soup, getting the right temperature, fruity flavor and beautiful presentation in one fell swoop, ready to be posted on Instagram right now. Otherwise, the recipe by Evgeny Kuznetsov, chef of the restaurant "Sibirsibir", does not break any canons, but you can't reproach it for being trivial either: beef tongue and potatoes are diced into the beetroot broth , and the soup is garnished with quail eggs.

This pie is baked in the Tver restaurant "Doma u Druzey", owned by Andrey and Darya Ivanov. Lots of berries, preferably seasonal, tart poppy seeds and airy powdered sugar. The recipe is taken from the book "Geography to Taste with Nika Ganich. Gastronomic Guides .

Classic pancakes and jelly-like filling with the taste of summer berries and childhood. Blackberries, black currants and cherries are used, but no one is stopping you from changing this composition at your own discretion.

Berry and coconut flour casserole is a light and airy treat that combines the tenderness of cottage cheese, the sweetness of berries, and the exquisite aroma of coconut flour. This dish has roots in Russian cuisine, where cottage cheese casseroles have been popular for centuries. The addition of coconut flour gives it softness and a slight nutty note, while frozen currants refresh the taste with a pleasant tartness. The casserole is perfect for breakfast or a light dessert and pairs wonderfully with honey, sour cream, or yogurt. Its simplicity makes it accessible even for novice cooks, and the result always delights with its delicate, balanced flavor.

Vareniki with black currants and vanilla is a refined dessert rooted in Ukrainian cuisine. The combination of tender dough and aromatic berry filling makes them a delightful treat for fruit flavor lovers. Black currants add a slight tartness that harmonizes beautifully with the subtle vanilla notes and the sweetness of cane sugar. Historically, such vareniki were made in summer when currants were abundant, but frozen berries allow enjoyment of this dish year-round. Vareniki can be served with Greek yogurt or dusted with powdered sugar to highlight their delicate and refreshing taste. They are perfect for cozy family evenings as well as festive gatherings, evoking warm memories of traditional Ukrainian treats.

You can use any fresh berries you like - the recipe doesn't specifically mention any details. The banana needs to be ripe so that its viscosity doesn't transfer to the bowl.