Ryazhenka
Ryazhenka refers to Russian cooked low fat, saltless sour milk ; fermented baked milk; a type of curdled milk that offers a wider variety of health benefit and helps in food digestion. Ryazhenka's base is baked milk and cream, matured for several hours at the temperature 95°C.
Ryazhenka’s taste is completely unique. It is both delicate, and piquant. Its nearest relative is the Varenets.
Ryazhenka is sometimes called Ukrainian curdled milk.
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