Milk Kissel is very easy to cook delicious dessert.
This is typical Estonian school lunch dessert and using this recepie, you can cook more Kissells.
Adding cacao powder, coffee extract or caramel, you get
Cacao Kissell, Coffee Kissell or Caramel Kissell.
A fresh, light and easy to cook, dessert
Sour and Sweet Cowberry and Apple sauce is “must be” on the Estonian Christmas table. Important additive and partner for Black Pudding and Roast Pork.
I know about Turnip two things.
The First is famous Russian Fairy Tale. And the second, before potato arrived from America, ancient Estonians ate turnips.
Turnip in estonian ” Naeris”. And ” Naeris” means, “laughed”, as well. So, “Naeris naeris”- means “Turnip laughed” 🙂
My Grandmother called Semolina Mousse as ” Wind Porridge”. Because it is “fills” but does not feed:)
What name to use, it depends on juice.
White Mousse is ” Mannavaht”. And Pink Mousse is ” Roosamanna”, what means ” Pink Mousse”.
A fresh, light dessert
– Mix total 1,5 litre little bit too strong drink
from
natural Apple juice for Mannavaht or
from Red currant or Cranberries juice for Roosamanna
add water and sugar
– 1,5 dl semolina
– vanillasugar
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For Soup
– per eater 1/2 carrot
– 1 potato per eater
– 1 onion
– 1 tablespoon butter Continue reading “Meat Ball Soup. Frikadellisupp”
Karask is Estonian National Food. A fresh, oven-warm Karask with fresh butter is delicious!
Soundtrack ” Ära mine lapsekene”
Serve with boiled potatos.
Soundtrack Põhja-Tallinn “Meil on aega veel”
Estonian Cuisine. Eesti Toit. 