onsdag 11 februari 2009
Another food-guess!
This is a tough one for all of you in the states! It's a common dish here where I live and is served best with lingonberries and butter. What is you guess? :)
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...och knaperstekt fläsk! :)
Is it a type of sweet bread?
God Morgon!
Lingonberry jam and kroppkakor?
Kat
have no idea!
Kroppskakor have many regional variations which lie in the amounts of raw vs. cooked potatoes used in the dumpling, onions or no onions in the filling and the use of pork, eels or even pelagic birds.
Undra om man äter det i några fler länder? Jag som är ifrån vår södra landsdel, tycker inte alls om detta.. Har smakat en gång och aldrig mer ;o)
goodness - i have no clue. it looks like a bread to me with some kind of pastry filling :)
Thank you guys for guessing! Walker and Kat came the closest but the word for it is PALT! It is made from raw potatoes, flower and water, you then make small dumplings and then boil them for about an hour or so, then serv it with butter, lingonberries and fried pork! DELICIOUS!!!
Guuuuud vad jag blir hungrig på "paltn"! Måste göra det snart när Micke & Susanne kommer upp!!! Kramen
Incan: ja sakna de, hoppas du kan komma upp nå i sommar!!! KRAM tebaka
This sounds quite a lot like the Italian dish, gnocchi. Whatever it is, it looks yummy!
Kat
Looks like palt is the generic name. Would it be fair to say palt in the north of Sweden and kroppskakor in the south? Are you from the north or south Ida? And would the lingonberries on the side suggest kroppskakor rather than palt? Love your guessing games Ida, I learn so much about Sweden, thanks.
I am fron the north Walker! You eat lingonberriers on the side of both palt and kroppkakor, well at least I do! Some folks like their palt with syrup on the side, it's so different! I am glad you like these food-games of mine! =)
Thanks Ida, you are cool!
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