Mannik with pumpkin

Like any popular deesrt, the mannik loves to appear in various guises and loves improvisation. The composition of ingredients and serving methods are often unpredictable, only the presence of semolina is constant, from which the name of the baked goods comes - “manna”.

On this page we have 2 recipes for pumpkin mannas, prepared by 2 housewives:

In the first recipe, manna is filled with lemon syrup - a technique that can also be used when preparing traditional manna with kefir. The baked goods look like a soggy cupcake, and it’s amazing that the pumpkin cupcake will be eaten with great pleasure by both “non-fans” of manna and “deniers” of pumpkin dishes. Therefore, do not deny yourself the pleasure of astonishing these comrades.

As for the second recipe... well, more on that a little later.

Mannik with pumpkin with lemon filling

Ingredients

a piece of pumpkin weighing about 300 g
semolina 1 cup
egg 2 pcs.
sugar (in the dough) 1 cup + sugar for syrup 3 tbsp. l.
drink 1 glass
premium wheat flour 1 cup
butter 100 g (room temperature);
vanilla sugar 1 tsp.
baking powder for dough 2 tsp.
lemon 1 pc.
sweet powder for sprinkling 1-2 tbsp. l.
vegetable oil for greasing the mold 1 tbsp. l.

How to cook pumpkin manna

Before kneading the dough, semolina must be soaked in kefir so that it swells. Then pour the semolina into the drink, stir well and leave for at least half an hour.

Trim the skin from the pumpkin and remove the seeds.
Grate the pulp on a medium grater. Grate the lemon zest, then cut the lemon, squeeze out the juice and strain. Preheat the oven to 180-200 degrees.

Using a spoon, rub the butter with sugar and vanilla sugar, then break the eggs into the butter mass and stir again with a spoon.

Place the already swollen semolina with kefir into the bowl and stir again with a spoon until smooth.

Add pumpkin with lemon zest to the prepared mixture and stir.
All that remains is to add flour and baking powder and completely knead the dough.

It is better to choose a mold for manna with a small diameter, because in the oven it will not rise very much, and the cake will not be flat. I used a springform pan with a diameter of 20 cm.

Grease the mold with oil and place the dough into it.

Place the pan with the dough in a hot oven. Each oven has its own baking time, it can be 40 minutes or 55 minutes, so rely on yours.

A good way to avoid the manna from burning on the bottom is to place a metal or just a heat-resistant cup of water under the baking sheet. And readiness can be determined by the color of the crust and edges, which should be perfectly browned. But more often they use the “dry match” method.

Finally, it’s time to pour the pumpkin manna with syrup. To do this, add lemon juice to 100 ml with water, add 3 tbsp. l. sugar, place over medium heat, boil and cook for 5-7 minutes, stirring the sugar until the grains are completely dissolved.

Immediately pour the hot syrup over the hot manna while it is still in shape. The syrup will be instantly absorbed.

All that remains is to sprinkle the cake with sweet powder, sifting it through a sieve.

Mannik with pumpkin is ready!

On a note . You can safely add raisins, finely chopped nuts, candied fruits or dried apricots to the manna dough with pumpkin. And instead of sweet powder for sprinkling the top, use coconut flakes or ready-made confectionery toppings.

Mannik with pumpkin and pear

Try to cook this manna with pumpkin and pear, and you will discover a new facet of an old dessert.

Ingredients

semolina 1 cup
sour cream 1.5 cups
pumpkin 150 g
pears 2-3 pcs.
butter 70 g
flour 1 cup
vanilla sugar 2 tsp.
cinnamon 0.5 tsp.
dry ginger pinch
salt a pinch
baking soda 1 tsp.
vinegar to remove soda
sugar 0.5 cups for dough

How to cook manna with pumpkin and pear

Combine semolina with sour cream in a deep container, stir and leave for 20 minutes until the mass swells.

Rinse the pears and pumpkin, cut into slices, removing the core from the pears first.

Place butter in a frying pan, add sugar (2 tablespoons), and turn on the heat. Caramelize the pears and pumpkin for 10 minutes. To add a spicy scent, add cinnamon and dry ginger powder.

When the semolina increases in size, use a blender and puree the mass.

Then add soda slaked with vinegar, a pinch of salt, vanilla and regular white sugar and wheat flour. Stir everything thoroughly with a silicone spatula.

Turn the oven on 180 degrees. Line a small baking pan with parchment paper. Place caramelized pears and pumpkin on the bottom, you can divide them into two parts and place one of them as a layer of the pie.

Place semolina dough on top of the sweet pieces and smooth it with a spatula. Bake the manna for an hour. Then give it a little time to cool, and only later transfer it to a dish.

Serve manna with pumpkin and pears with raspberries, grated with sugar, or with sour cream, previously mixed with sweet powder.

Pumpkin manna

Thursday, January 16, 2020

Let's prepare a tasty, juicy and fragrant manna with kefir in the oven. This recipe will be with pumpkin: you will get colorful and delicious homemade cakes. Pumpkin manna with a cup of tea or coffee is good company!

The pumpkin puree for the dough must be thick (bake the pulp in the oven and punch it with an immersion blender or rub it through a sieve), while the brightness of the finished manna depends on its color. Take the drink with medium fat content (I have 2.5%), and medium-sized chicken eggs (about 45 grams each).

When finished, pumpkin manna will be quite juicy and sweet. If you wish, you can reduce the amount of sweet sand, and instead of orange zest, flavor homemade baked goods, for example, with vanilla sugar.

Ingredients:

Making a dish step by step:

To make juicy and fragrant pumpkin manna, we will need the following ingredients: pumpkin puree, semolina, drink, sweet sand, chicken eggs, orange zest, baking powder, a little vegetable oil (to lubricate the mold) and a pinch of salt (to balance the taste). All products should be at room temperature.

Pour 150 grams of semolina into a deep bowl. Add 300 grams of thick pumpkin puree and pour 180 ml of kefir.

Mannik with pumpkin

Ingredients

Grated pumpkin – 1.5 cups

Sugar – 1 glass

Semolina – 1 cup

Baking powder – 1.5 tsp.

Tangerine zest – 1 tbsp.

Vegetable oil for lubrication

200 kcal
40 min.
15 minutes.
55 min.

Photo of the finished dish

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Friends, almost everyone doesn’t like pumpkin, especially children don’t like it at all, and I myself couldn’t stand it before, but over time I tried it, or learned how to cook it correctly. After all, it is very useful and necessary for both children and adults. Many different dishes are prepared from this sunny product, it is baked, soups are prepared, jam is made, but I would like to share with you a recipe for manna with the addition of pumpkin; the pie comes out very tasty with a moist texture.

So, let’s prepare all the necessary products for making manna with pumpkin.

Pour the drink into a bowl.

Add semolina.

Wash the egg, beat it into a separate bowl, make sure it is fresh, then add it to other foods.

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