Recipe Catalog

GOST marshmallow is an embodiment of tenderness and airiness created according to the classic standards of Soviet confectionery tradition. Its history dates back to the 19th century when the sweet made from fruit puree and egg whites gained popularity due to its exquisite taste and lightness. The recipe is based on baked apples that add a slight tartness, while natural agar-agar gives it a firm and velvety texture. The flavor of this dessert is a refined combination of fruity freshness, vanilla aroma, and sweet softness. Marshmallow is not just a treat but a symbol of cozy family tea gatherings and morning enjoyment. It pairs perfectly with coffee, tea, or cocoa, and its airy halves dusted with powder make each bite a little celebration.

Zephyr is a rare dessert that has a flawless, joyful appearance with minimal physical, time and material costs. True, marshmallow has one peculiarity: the finished product should spend at least five hours in the refrigerator so that its shape and texture take the proper form. When you cook, remember that this recipe uses a raw egg, and let it be an egg from a supermarket that has passed all sanitary checks, and not a random one bought at the market.