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Bird's Milk Cake - NatashaMcCourtie Website

This recipe Yields 12 portions

Ingredients:

Souvardi layer

  • 🥚 3 large eggs (room temperature)
  • 🧂 Pinch of Himalayan salt
  • 🌾 75g 00 flour
  • 🔸 15 g Corn flour
  • 🔸 1 tsp baking powder
  • 🍯 150 g Stevia

CREAM for the Layer

  • 🥛 100 g Fat Free Greek yogurt
  • 🥛 50 g of cottage cheese
  • 50 g stevia mix

Birds milk layer:

🥚 4 large egg whites 
🍋 pinch of salt or squeeze of lemon juice
🍯 50g Natvia Stevia
🥛 400 ml of fat free milk + 100 g of Natvia
🧀7 g of agar agar

Chocolate glaze

  • 85 g, Belgian Chocolate No Sugar Added Dark
  • 40 gram, Butter, unsalted
  • 15 g Natvia optional

Directions:

Souvardi  Layer

  • Beat eggs + salt for 12 mins (gradually increasing speed).
    Sift flour, baking soda, and baking powder. Fold gently into egg mixture.
    Spoon batter onto a baking tin
    Bake at 180°C fan bake until golden. Leave it in the oven with door not quite closed to Cool completely.
  • Pull this layer out of the baking tin
  • Put this layer on the serving platter and cut it leangth wise into two thin halves.
  • Combine cottage cheese and yogurt with stevia mixture and blend it in the blender till nice and smooth
  • Put the cream on the top of the first half o fhte souvardi layer nourish it with cream
  • Put second layer on the top of the first one and put the rest of the cream on top if it and refrigerate it.
  • Pull out the cake make a foil wal l80 cm long by folding it in half leangth wise
  • Wrap the souvardi layer untill forms the circle around it, clip it over with a ckake ring so it is nice and tight_ we need this for the birds Milk layer so it does take the shape of the cake to complete it. 

Birds milk layer

  • Beat the egg whites with the pinch of salt or a squeeze of lemon until high pick stiff
  • In the pot combine milk, agar agar and stevia mix with the whisk, put it on the low heat and keep whisking until start boiling, cook for another minute add more of a squeezed lemon (Optional, that’s for extra lemony flavor if you like) and put a side
  • Slowly pour in with one hand mixture from the pot WHILE with the other hand using beater beat the WHITES stiff picks mixture till all the agar agar mixture combined with the whites mixture
  • In the same tin with the souvardi layer add foil on the sides of the cake and squeeze it with the circle
  • pour birds milk mixture on the top of the souvardi cake and refrigerate it for 15 minutes

Chocolate glaze

In the pot combine with the spatula on the very low heat chocolate broken into medium pieces and butter, mix it until liquified. Put aside to cool slightly, wait for 7 minutes

Cover Birds milk layer with chocolate glaze, put it back to the fridge till hardened.

Bon Appetit

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NUTRITIONAL FACTS

Nutrition Facts
Per 1 Portion (12)

Amount % Daily Value*
Calories 132
Total Fat 6.5g 10%
Saturated Fat 4g 20%
Trans Fat 0g
Cholesterol 54mg 18%
Sodium 98mg 4%
Potassium 61mg 1%
Total Carbohydrate 10g 3%
Dietary Fiber 1g 4%
Sugars 0g
Protein 7g 14%

*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

Light as air, rich as a dream — Ptichye Moloko, or “Bird’s Milk Cake,” is Russia’s most delicate indulgence. Imagine a cloud of vanilla-scented soufflé resting on a thin, buttery biscuit base, all enrobed in a silky layer of dark chocolate glaze. Not only it is marvelously delicious, it is also healthy as we used sugar free ingredients such as stevia blend and also fat free HEALTHY ingredients to reduce calories to the maximum!

Every bite melts — creamy, airy, and gently sweet — with that irresistible contrast between the soft, marshmallow-like filling and the crisp snap of chocolate.

It’s not just a dessert — it’s a nostalgic masterpiece, born in Soviet confectionery halls and perfected over decades. One spoonful feels like tasting something impossibly light yet deeply satisfying — as if sweetness itself could fly. 🕊️

 
Enjoy

Bon Appetit

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