Bubert is a strange Estonian dessert because of its name. As it starts with the letter ”B” it must be a foreign originated word.As far as I know Bubert is mostly known in Latvia and Germany.
Bubert. Semolina Dessert
A light semolina dessert Bubert
Ingredients
- 0,5 litre milk
- 2 tablespoon semolina
- 2 eggs
- sugar, vanilla
Directions
- Separate egg yolk and whites
- Cook milk, and pour in boiling milk constantly stirring, semolina.
- Let porridge simmer while it is thick. And raise away from heat.
- Wisp egg yolks. Add some porridge to eggs, mix, and pour this in to the semolina porridge. Mix.
- Put porridge back on to the stove and let simmer while it is thick. And raise again, away from heat.
- Wisp egg whites.
- Add whipped egg whites, carefully stirring in to the semolina mix. Heat again
- Cooled Bubert serve with Kissell or jam.
Soundtrack Maria Listra “Talveöö”
Estonian Cuisine. Eesti Toit. 
Love semolina, but have a job to find it in the states.
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very interesting. My daughter said same about Canada. I was surprised, because wheat is the most grown cereal in the world (ok, corn and rice, as well). Finally she found semolina from store, but stilll… interesting 😉
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We have cream of wheat here, which is the nearest to it.
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