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A Yummy Pumpkin Pie From Very Processed Ingredients
Posted: Antti November 21st, 2007 in categories Cakes, Desserts, Recipes, USA, VeggieI bought a can of Libby’s pumpkin puré more or less a year ago, but never quite remembered to use it. Finnish Father’s Day was a little while ago, and I wanted to bring something easy yet tasty for the Sunday meal’s dessert. I remembered the pumpkin can, and read the back label which had […]
Jerusalem Artichoke Soup With Sun Dried Tomatoes and Bacon Topping
Posted: Antti November 10th, 2007 in categories Finland, Recipes, Soups, VeggieSome months ago I was looking for an easy and light dinner, and ended up buying a box of premium brand ready-to-eat Jerusalem artichoke soup. Before heating the soup I googled its manufacturer, and found their recipe site, which suggested a bacon-tomato topping for the soup. Both S and I were positively surprised by the […]
Mom’s Lingonberry and Carrot Pie
Posted: Antti March 19th, 2006 in categories Finland, Pastries, Pies, Recipes, VeggieMy mom bakes buns and pies almost every weekend, and this lingonberry and carrot pie is one of her staples - and super good at that! The pie crust is made from the same dough as the cinnamon buns/rolls she also makes (pulla in Finnish), which is very convenient as you can bake several pastries […]
A Quick Fix - Asian Udon Noodles
Posted: Anna February 28th, 2006 in categories Japan, Korea, New York, Pasta, Recipes, Soups, USA, VeggieInstead of celebrating Mardi Gras in a skimpy costume to the beat of steel drums in Trinidad, I’m stuck in freezing cold New York stuffing two gigantic suitcases, preparing to take off for Finland. On days like this when food is just an afterthought, I often stop by the wonderful Japanese-Korean convenience store in my […]
Leeks Braised in Three Cheese Cream And Tarragon
Posted: Antti February 23rd, 2006 in categories Finland, Recipes, VeggieOK, I know ya’ll are fed up with fish already… But no worries, the salmon is there only because I had to use it while the fillet was still fresh :) The real super star here is the leek! Yummylicious!
The credits of this recipe go to Molly at Orangette, albeit she has adopted her recipe […]
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- Finnish Meatballs in Cognac Sauce - Lihapullat jallukastikkeessa
- A Yummy Pumpkin Pie From Very Processed Ingredients
- Jerusalem Artichoke Soup With Sun Dried Tomatoes and Bacon Topping
- Stinco di agnello al forno - Braised Lamb Shanks
- The Joys of Summer - Ceviche, Sweet Potatoes, and Corn on the Cob
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- Glass Master’s Herring - Pickled Herring With Spices
- Elk Osso Buco
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