Which lavish Russian dessert is built by baking semolina in layers separated by caramelised skins lifted one by one from slowly baked cream, with nuts and fruit between them?

• A Smolenskaya kasha
• B Tsarskaya paskha
• C Guryevskaya kasha ✓
• D Kutya

Named after Count Dmitry Guryev, finance minister under Alexander I; most accounts credit the recipe to Zakhar Kuzmin, a serf cook Guryev acquired after tasting it. Alexander III is said to have been served it moments before the Borki train crash of 1888.