Fresh pulla, blackberry jam, and creme, all of them home-made.
Looks so good!!😍
Its next sunday!!
Almond paste, man… Almond paste…
Looks delicious! Also, I love the tablecloth!
Jam bun is jam bum. Laskiaispulla has almond paste.
ahhh, got any extra? 😀
Looks good!
That looks bussin’
Bring some of them to /r/ruoka too, we’re hungry!
That looks lovely
Good laskiainen to you too. Here is some information about the laskiainen:
Laskiaspulla or vastlakuklid has Estonian roots and history, this roll pastry was brought to Finland by the priest families of the coastal region at the end of the 19th century or the beginning of the 20th century. It has also been a tradition in both countries that on the following Tuesday, people slide down a snowy hill on sleds and chanting traditional spells in order to get a good and abundant harvest for the following year. Laskiainen also begins a 40-day fast (where the name of the day comes from, i.e. we descend (laskeudutaan) into fasting), during which traditionally no meat has been eaten at all and the main food has been pea soup seasoned with cheese and mustard.
God damn I want to sit at your table and eat that
You mean läskiäis
Finnish pulla is dry as fuck
This brought some nostalgic memories from childhood
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Fresh pulla, blackberry jam, and creme, all of them home-made.
Looks so good!!😍
Its next sunday!!
Almond paste, man… Almond paste…
Looks delicious! Also, I love the tablecloth!
Jam bun is jam bum. Laskiaispulla has almond paste.
ahhh, got any extra? 😀
Looks good!
That looks bussin’
Bring some of them to /r/ruoka too, we’re hungry!
That looks lovely
Good laskiainen to you too. Here is some information about the laskiainen:
Laskiaspulla or vastlakuklid has Estonian roots and history, this roll pastry was brought to Finland by the priest families of the coastal region at the end of the 19th century or the beginning of the 20th century. It has also been a tradition in both countries that on the following Tuesday, people slide down a snowy hill on sleds and chanting traditional spells in order to get a good and abundant harvest for the following year. Laskiainen also begins a 40-day fast (where the name of the day comes from, i.e. we descend (laskeudutaan) into fasting), during which traditionally no meat has been eaten at all and the main food has been pea soup seasoned with cheese and mustard.
God damn I want to sit at your table and eat that
You mean läskiäis
Finnish pulla is dry as fuck
This brought some nostalgic memories from childhood