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Baby back ribs in pressure cooker
Posted: Antti November 7th, 2012 in categories BBQ, Meat, RecipesI love ribs, but making them has been very time consuming. That’s why I used to make them only a coupe of times a year until I purchased a pressure cooker. I used to think pressure cookers were a 80’s fad, but now I’m in love. It’s super easy and fast to make anything and […]
Back in Finland Just in Time for the Strawberry Season
Posted: Anna July 15th, 2008 in categories Australia, Desserts, Finland, RecipesOnce again, I broke up with New York. It’s an on – off relationship: my love affair with the City tends to grind to a halt by the beginning of July. Now that I am away from it all, I do get occasional intense longings for the rumble of the elevated tracks, for sleepy afternoons […]
Finnish Meatballs in Cognac Sauce – Lihapullat jallukastikkeessa
Posted: Antti November 23rd, 2007 in categories Finland, Meat, Recipes, Sauces and dipsJaloviina or Jallu is a legendary Finnish cut brandy, which is made by blending cognac with grain liquor. Its production began in 1932 as a cheaper alternative for cognac, and originally this three star grade Jallu had 3/4 of cognac. The Second World War cut luxury item supplies, and in 1940 Jallu had to […]
A Yummy Pumpkin Pie From Very Processed Ingredients
Posted: Antti November 21st, 2007 in categories Cakes, Desserts, Recipes, USA, VeggieI bought a can of Libby’s pumpkin pur? more or less a year ago, but never quite remembered to use it. Finnish Father’s Day was a little while ago, and I wanted to bring something easy yet tasty for the Sunday meal’s dessert. I remembered the pumpkin can, and read the back label which had […]
Jerusalem Artichoke Soup With Sun Dried Tomatoes and Bacon Topping
Posted: Antti November 10th, 2007 in categories Finland, Recipes, Soups, VeggieSome months ago I was looking for an easy and light dinner, and ended up buying a box of premium brand ready-to-eat Jerusalem artichoke soup. Before heating the soup I googled its manufacturer, and found their recipe site, which suggested a bacon-tomato topping for the soup. Both S and I were positively surprised by the […]
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