In Russia, turnips deserve respect even in pre-Christian times. Turnip can fry, float, boil, braise, bake and eat raw. Steamed turnips after baking the bread, put the pot into a hot oven and left there without adding wood. What could be a piece of cake? Just... a clay whistle! In Russia many centuries ago, the whistle was playing, ritual and magical tool: the drought was caused by the rain in bad weather — the heat and rays of the sun. Tin whistle in the shape of a bird symbolized the people's idea of happiness. As without simple whistles would be orphaned Russian folk music, and without turnips culinary range of tastes of Russian cuisine would lose an important note. Although the question "what could be a piece of cake?" I have another answer, turnips, steamed in the sleeve for baking. Let's try!