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Karelian PastiesInformation about Finnish Karelian Pasties plus authentic Karelian Pasty RecipesSpeciality Dish - Finland
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Karelian pasties (karjalanpiirakka or
Karjalanpiirakat) are derived from
an age-old recipe from Russian Karelia. They were introduced to Finland during
the late 1940s by refugees fleeing Eastern Karelia which had just been ceded
back to Russia by Finland. They are now eaten throughout Finland and are
considered by many to be one of their national dishes.
Today in the most common recipe consists of a thin crust made with fine rye or a rye/wheat mixture, filled with rice and served hot spread with a mixture of boiled egg which has been mixed with butter (munavoi). Variations include being topped with cheese, slices of ham, roast reindeer slices, gravlax, shrimp, plain butter, lingonberries and blueberries.
Below is a recipe for these delicious pasties
plus a couple of variations. Happy Cooking!
Karelian Rice Pasties Veg HT CBF
Finnish 60mins plus standing
Variations Makes 12 Hot Vegetarian Fruit Vegetables Pasty Baked Fayre Finland Scandinavia Scandinavian Europe
Make up and bake the pasties as above.
Karelian Blueberry Pasties Veg HT
CBF 40mins plus standing |
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