Definition of kissel in English:

kissel

noun ˈkɪs(ə)lˈkisəl

mass noun

A Russian dessert made from fruit juice or puree boiled with sugar and water and thickened with potato or cornflour.
吉舍尔甜点
Example sentencesExamples
- You will also love the honey mousse, and the tasty kissel made with sweetened cranberries.
- I like my kissel a bit on the sour side, so I tend to use redcurrant juice, cranberries, rhubarb or lingonberries as a starting base.
- One doesn't have to waste much time and effort in order to make our kissels and compotes.

Origin

From Russian kiselʹ, from a base shared by kislyĭ 'sour'.

Definition of kissel in US English:

kissel

nounˈkisəl

A dessert made from fruit juice or puree, boiled with sugar and water and thickened with potato or cornstarch.
吉舍尔甜点
Example sentencesExamples
- You will also love the honey mousse, and the tasty kissel made with sweetened cranberries.
- I like my kissel a bit on the sour side, so I tend to use redcurrant juice, cranberries, rhubarb or lingonberries as a starting base.
- One doesn't have to waste much time and effort in order to make our kissels and compotes.

Origin

From Russian kiselʹ, from a base shared by kislyĭ ‘sour’.

单词	kissel
释义	Definition of kissel in English: kissel noun ˈkɪs(ə)lˈkisəl mass noun A Russian dessert made from fruit juice or puree boiled with sugar and water and thickened with potato or cornflour. 吉舍尔甜点 Example sentencesExamples You will also love the honey mousse, and the tasty kissel made with sweetened cranberries. I like my kissel a bit on the sour side, so I tend to use redcurrant juice, cranberries, rhubarb or lingonberries as a starting base. One doesn't have to waste much time and effort in order to make our kissels and compotes. Origin From Russian kiselʹ, from a base shared by kislyĭ 'sour'. Definition of kissel in US English: kissel nounˈkisəl A dessert made from fruit juice or puree, boiled with sugar and water and thickened with potato or cornstarch. 吉舍尔甜点 Example sentencesExamples You will also love the honey mousse, and the tasty kissel made with sweetened cranberries. I like my kissel a bit on the sour side, so I tend to use redcurrant juice, cranberries, rhubarb or lingonberries as a starting base. One doesn't have to waste much time and effort in order to make our kissels and compotes. Origin From Russian kiselʹ, from a base shared by kislyĭ ‘sour’.
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