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== Recipe ==
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The original recipe is from the 2nd edition of the book titled ‘Seuran parhaat perinneruoat’ (2003) edited by Päivi Heininen.
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'''Ingredients'''
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* 8-10 potatoes
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* 8 dl of water
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* 2 dl of barley flour
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* 2 tsp of salt
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'''Method'''
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# Peel the potatoes and slice them into a water with a pinch of salt to boil.
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# When the potatoes have softened, keep the water and smash the potatoes into a potato mash.
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# Mix the water with the mash and warm it until the mixture boils.
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# Whisk the barley flour in it and cook the porridge on low heat, stirring it slowly for approximately an hour.
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# Enjoy the porridge with a clod of butter and cold milk or with some lingonberry.
  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 16:19, 12 June 2018

Dish Inkoon puuro (Porridge from Inkoo)
Also known as n/a
Type Porridge
Region Uusimaa
Municipality or city n/a
Serving temperature n/a
Main ingredients n/a
Cooking method n/a
Cooking time n/a
Dietary n/a
Served with n/a
Appropriate drink n/a

Recipe

The original recipe is from the 2nd edition of the book titled ‘Seuran parhaat perinneruoat’ (2003) edited by Päivi Heininen.

Ingredients

  • 8-10 potatoes
  • 8 dl of water
  • 2 dl of barley flour
  • 2 tsp of salt

Method

  1. Peel the potatoes and slice them into a water with a pinch of salt to boil.
  2. When the potatoes have softened, keep the water and smash the potatoes into a potato mash.
  3. Mix the water with the mash and warm it until the mixture boils.
  4. Whisk the barley flour in it and cook the porridge on low heat, stirring it slowly for approximately an hour.
  5. Enjoy the porridge with a clod of butter and cold milk or with some lingonberry.