It may look like I got bored of posting my tested recipes after the three or four times I did, but I've been planning to share more, especially since I started cooking stuff I actually like! Still in Finnish, although I'm beginning to think it wouldn't be that hard to translate. It's just the g/oz and other ways of measuring that make it
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I'm so lazy and hopeless with cooking ;P
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balsamietikkaa (is that balsamic vinegar?)
juustoraastetta = cheese?
Mix dough and let it rise for 1/2 hour, dice/cook onions in oil until soft, add spices. Then what with the dough? Pour batter ---?
Spread onion mix on dough and sprinkle with cheese, cook at 225 for 30 mins.
Thank you preemptively for your help, sorry about the pestering! :)
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When the onion mixture is done, let it cool. Pour batter on a sheet pan (I think the liner used on those is called parchment paper, am I right? Preferable to use one here, too).
Hope I could help! The recipe is definitely worth trying. Do you actually speak Finnish or did you use an online translator of some sort? I'm not sure if orzel ever mentioned you studying or speaking Finnish, but then again I also have a bad memory. (:
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I just picked apart the words using google - I don't speak Finnish but I do know a few words of it - I'm part Saami and I'd love to learn that language as well (and visit Finland sometime!). I don't have a gift for languages, though, I am a relatively slow learner. My husband is Czech and I'm trying to learn that right now. Slowly, but surely!
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