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15 Layer Russian Honey Cake
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When do you eat Russian tea cake?
weddings and christmas
Do Russian children eat maple syrup on their birthday insted of cake?
No there is no maple syrup in Russia-From a trustworthy Russian
How do you spell a piece of cake?
A piece of cake is simply called (and spelled) "a piece of cake." It may also be called "a serving of cake" or "a slice of cake."
Why is lazy cake called lazy cake?
They are called this because they are made lazily
What is a Russian country called?
"Russia". If you mean to ask 'what is 'country' called in Russian, that is 'страна' (strana). If you mean to ask what a Russian country house is called, that is 'dacha' (in Russian: дача).
What is the word for decorating a cake?
It is called cake decorating.
What are the figurens on a wedding cake called?
Cake toppers
What would a cake for gabriel be called?
.... Gabriels Cake
What is the former Russian parliament called?
The former Russian parliament is called the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Federation.
Why is a 'king cake' not called a 'queen cake' - since kings cannot have babies?
The King Cake and the baby in it represent Jesus. The baby is in the cake as a symbol of birth and renewed life. The cake is called King Cake in reference to Jesus.
What is a Russian Parliment?
what is Russian Parliament called
What is a birthday cake?
A name-day cake is the same a birthday cake. There is no specific recipe for a name-day cake. In Russia, historically, people celebrated their name day instead of their birthday. A name day is the day in the Church calendar dedicated to the saint, after whom one is named. So, if I my name Ivan, my name day is April 27, regardless of when I was born. With more first names of foreign origins, as well as made-up names, making their way into the Russian culture in the early 20th century, it became impractical to celebrate name day, as many kids would not have a corresponding saint. Still, the birthday is often colloquially referred to as one's "name day" (imeniny in Russian) and the birthday cake (which would sound very awkward in Russian) is called a "name-day cake" instead.
