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Pashka with Ginger Melting Moments

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  • For

    Six

    Generous Portions
    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Peter Gordon

Published 1997

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I love to eat pashka on cold nights with stewed fruit or a simple biscuit, or both. The caramelised peaches are a wonderful accompaniment. The pashka can be made in one large mould or in several smaller ones. Small terracotta plant pots with a hole in the bottom look good and, as you will find, the hole is needed to allow liquid to drain from the dessert. The biscuits are based on a type I used to eat a lot of as a child. The original recipe is from the

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