Museum of Russian Marshmallow

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List of Best Things to do in Kolomna, Russia

Kolomenskiy Patefon Museum
Tram Museum
Kolomna Kremlin
Kalachnaya
Museum Pastila Factory
Museum of Russian Marshmallow
Museum of Favorite Toy
Art-Kommunalka Erofeyev and Others Museum-Residency
Epiphany Staro Golutvin Monastery
Museum House of Samovar

Pastila & Zephyr: Favourite apple sweets of European & Soviet children - Taste of Russia Ep.7

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Glen and Oscar are in Belyov, a small Russian town founded in the 12th century that’s been famous for its orchards for centuries. Oscar offers an apple to Glen, who says he’d rather have some apple pie and coffee. Oscar promises a fabulous apple dessert called pastila and the friends set off in search of two of the main ingredients: apples and eggs. But there’s a catch!

First stop is an orchard once owned by Amvrosiy Prokhorov, a merchant whose estate is credited with inventing pastila in the 19th century. The confectionary creation proved so popular it was soon being served to the royalty of Russia and Europe. Next stop is a modern apple storage facility, where the pair learns how apples can be kept fresh for a whole year. Then on to a farm where mayhem rules as Glen falls for one of Oscar’s pranks. At last, to see how pastila is made, they head to the Belyovsky factory, the most famous manufacturer of this classic sweet.

This confectioner stays true to the original recipe, using only three natural ingredients: apple puree, egg whites, and sugar. While helping the process along, Glen and Oscar find out about pastila’s cousin, zephyr, a kind of mini apple soufflé that was immensely popular during the Soviet Era. Oscar is hit by a touch of nostalgia talking about his favourite childhood sweets, and soon the friends are stealing a taste of every product they can get their hands on…. until, that is, they are busted by the factory’s director.

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Kolomna pastila, a forgotten Russian sweet

The Museum of Forgotten Flavours is situated in Kolomna (around 100 km from Moscow) and pays homage to traditional Russian treats that were lost through the centuries. Take a video tour around the museum.
Credit: Pavel Inzhelevsky, Ilya Krol, RBTH

History with Taste: Pastila from Kolomna

Natalia Nikitina, director of the pastila factory in Kolomna, Russia, speaks about her project aimed at revival of lots tastes. The town of Kolomna was always known as a place of wonderful apple gardens. There are plenty of recipes for apples' processing. One of the most popular is the recipe of pastila. Kolomna is a birthplace for one of the ancient pastila recipes that was newly discovered by Natalia Nikitina. Now the town has the Museum of pastila and the pastila factory that produces this delicacy according to ancient recipes. The project is about attracting public attention to Russian culture and history through forgotten tastes.
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Kolomna Pastila and Apple Orchards

Experience British and Russian intangible heritage in our Museum of Forgotten Taste. Listen to stories from the past, partake in a traditional tea ceremony with apple 'pastila' tasting, learn how to grow an organic apple orchard, meet people who share your passion for culture, traditions, and food.