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Date Posted: 08:58:42 05/01/05 Sun
Author: Ns
Subject: Re: In need of some Finnish assistance.
In reply to: Chef Dio 's message, "In need of some Finnish assistance." on 14:50:05 04/29/05 Fri


>Questions:
>What do you ppl usually eat in Finland or Lapland?
>If you say "same as everyone else" I will smack you.

MacDonalds or pizza.

:)

A joke, hehe:)

(Every MacDonalds should be blowed up from the mother Earth actually. First of their principles and on the other hand their lousy food..)

"Traditional", or Finnish food is a part of everyday food, but most of the food is mass-producted ones for masses. Eg. University food etc...

Though, my grandmother makes delicious traditional food! One that is better than one other :)

>Every country has something.
>Like the Brits has Tea and crumpets. :-P
>Sweden has those damn meatballs.

So do we with potatoes and delicious sauce.. mmm...

>Ireland has beer and potatoes. :-/
>If you can help, that would be great..and throw in the >Finnish words for the dish would be even better.
>Thanks for ye help peeps.

Hmm.. what should it be?
Personally I like reindeer meat very much as it is made in the traditional way ('Poronkäristys').. But I think your kids might get shocked and ask "This tastes like Rudolp, doesn't it Dad?" :-I

Also 'Kampsut' is very traditional. It is made from reindeer blood, flour plus some other mixtures.

Salmon is tradional as well. Smoked, grilled next to a fire eg. Use some aromsalt for perfect taste.

Very good dessert is blueberry pie!


Hmm... I have a book about 99 traditional food in my own apartment. I try to look onto it before I have to leave back to the army barracks at 10pm... Though, after it translating the names and recipes will be very difficult for me. :-I


- Ns, a sarge for 2 more months (then to reserve)

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