Rupj maize, provansas majonēze, krievijas siers(agrāk :().
Rupjmaizes šķele ar sviestu un pāris ķiploka daiviņām.
Does it have to be prepared, or store-bought also counts?
Kārums would probably rank as #1 but is Store-bought
Ive seen quite a variation of bread+egg cooked snacks. My wife usually goes for:
Whip up some Eggs, with sugar, and then dunk white bread in it and cook on a pan
My methosld is: you cut out the middle soft part of a slice of bread (you should have two pieces: the crust and the soft part) then put the crust on a pan and break an egg into it. You then put salt/pepper, and after most of the egg-white has curdeled (?) Put the soft bit back in. Then flip it/cook from both sides untill brown. Uses quite a bit of oil
Then there is curd with sour cream and salt on a white bread (maybe add some leek or dill)
There is also white bread, with generous amount of sour cream and sugar
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Tupenītis.
Kārums definitely
Rupj maize, provansas majonēze, krievijas siers(agrāk :().
Rupjmaizes šķele ar sviestu un pāris ķiploka daiviņām.
Does it have to be prepared, or store-bought also counts?
Kārums would probably rank as #1 but is Store-bought
Ive seen quite a variation of bread+egg cooked snacks. My wife usually goes for:
Whip up some Eggs, with sugar, and then dunk white bread in it and cook on a pan
My methosld is: you cut out the middle soft part of a slice of bread (you should have two pieces: the crust and the soft part) then put the crust on a pan and break an egg into it. You then put salt/pepper, and after most of the egg-white has curdeled (?) Put the soft bit back in. Then flip it/cook from both sides untill brown. Uses quite a bit of oil
Then there is curd with sour cream and salt on a white bread (maybe add some leek or dill)
There is also white bread, with generous amount of sour cream and sugar
Rupjmaize ar krējumu un sāli
Svaigi dārzeņi ar krējuma mērcīti, augļi
kārums
pickled herring or sprats on rye bread
Baltmaize ar skābo krējumu.
Pēdējā laika jaunatklājums
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rupjmaize ar medu
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