Russian sweets

Pryaniki (or honey cookies) are popular tea cookies with a soft inside and a crispy glaze outside. They're guaranteed to be on any Slavic holiday cookie tray!

Walnut Shaped Cookies w/ Dulce de Leche Filling (Oreshki) - traditional holiday cookies that both adults and kids absolutely love! Try them for yourself!

Melt-in-your-mouth Russian tea cakes are a holiday classic! Light, crumbly, and studded with toasted pecans, these cookies are easy to make & ready to eat in just 30 minutes.

Discover the irresistible flavor of Pryaniki, Russian honey spice cookies that are soft, flavorful, and perfect for freezing! Try this easy recipe and surprise your friends and family with these homemade treats.

My cousin and his wife who live in Moscow, Russia recently travelled to New York City and Miami for a vacation. As a small gift they brought me some Russian candy and chocolates.

Soft honey layers baked to golden perfection sandwich a slightly tangy sour cream frosting. This cake is sheer heaven in every bite.

Learn the history of a Russian Honey Cake called Medovik Tort and get the recipe on how to make this delicious desert, perfect for any holiday celebration.

Crisp and crunchy waffle-like pastries with a creamy dulce de leche filling, they are a popular Russian dessert often served at weddings, holidays and other special occasions.

Traditional Russian sweets - Belevsky Pastila and Zephyr - that turned into international success and even found its way to Royal houses around globe.

Delicate shortcrust pastry and fluffy Italian meringue are combined in these Russian sweet baskets. They are a highlight not only in taste but also in appearance and were so popular in the Soviet era for a reason. These Russian shortbread tarts with meringue filling taste fluffy, light and simply heavenly delicious. You can make korzinochki yourself using this recipe.