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Finnish Food Revisited: Finnish Gifts for the Holidays?
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My great-grandmother immigrated from Haapajärvi, Finland in the late 1800's, and settled in Gloucester, Massachusetts. My goal is to reinvent the recipes that I've gathered from the old Finnish community. Wednesday, November 28, 2007. Finnish Gifts for the Holidays? Dear readers - I will warn you now that this post has nothing to do with food. I have had a horrible cold for the past week and have had no desire to do anything in the kitchen! Here are some of my favorite items and artists. Eat and Joy - Re...
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Finnish Food Revisited: Fun Online Advent Calendars by Finnish Artists
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My great-grandmother immigrated from Haapajärvi, Finland in the late 1800's, and settled in Gloucester, Massachusetts. My goal is to reinvent the recipes that I've gathered from the old Finnish community. Friday, November 30, 2007. Fun Online Advent Calendars by Finnish Artists. Virtual Finland Online Advent Calendar. Kidzone Finland Online Advent Calendar. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Enter your search terms. Eat and Joy - Restaurants in Creative Helsinki. Finnish Bread Information (in Finnish).
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Finnish Food Revisited: January 2008
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My great-grandmother immigrated from Haapajärvi, Finland in the late 1800's, and settled in Gloucester, Massachusetts. My goal is to reinvent the recipes that I've gathered from the old Finnish community. Saturday, January 26, 2008. A Break from Finnish Cooking. Dear readers - I will be taking a break from my Finnish cooking adventures. My doctor has advised me to follow a low-fat diet, so baking and cooking in earnest is probably not a good idea for now. Especially cookies and the like! As I read throug...
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA: tuoreimmat uutiset
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA. Click on any photo to enlarge it. I am making a number of posts to my blog this week. In addition to the posts below, please note the new entry for the Lauritsala church. Please check back soon for more entries. (Note that new entries are being dated by when I visited the places referred to.). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Finland's 50 best restaurants. Sunrise and sunset times for Helsinki. Minä olen Eric Henyey. View my complete profile.
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA: Hyvää Suomesta
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA. Click on any photo to enlarge it. Among Europeans, Finnish food is not always highly regarded, but I have found that it is generally quite good. The cuisine is based on high-quality raw ingredients rather than elaborate preparations; it might thus be considered closer to the Italian tradition than to the French. Here are eleven Finnish foods which I will particuarly miss after I return to North America:. These are the amazing mushrooms. 2 The world's best seafood. Merits its...
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA: July 2007
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA. Click on any photo to enlarge it. I am making a number of posts to my blog this week. In addition to the posts below, please note the new entry for the Lauritsala church. Please check back soon for more entries. (Note that new entries are being dated by when I visited the places referred to.). Estonia is less than two hours from Helsinki by boat. My friend Jocelyn and I took a Nordic Jet Line. Boat across the Gulf of Finland and spent the day in the capitol, Tallinn. Sunrise...
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA: uudet rakennusta Tallinnissa
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA. Click on any photo to enlarge it. Some buildings of more recent construction from Estonia's capitol. Intricate detailing on a triangular brick building from 1903. The heroic Soviet-era (1964) Kosmos cinema, with its heroic fire stair. Tallinn has more flower markets, and more people carrying bouquets, than any other city I have been in. Well, perhaps - it is cheese-flavored. Cheapest uk supplier viagra. Is there a female viagra. Which is better cialis or viagra. I am actuall...
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA: Säynätsalo
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA. Click on any photo to enlarge it. Lake Päijänne is the deepest and (after Saimaa) the second-largest lake in FInland. At its north end is the city of Jyväskylä, the capitol of central Finland. Some 20 km south of the city is the island of Säynätsalo, famous for its civic center (Alvar Aalto, 1951). The town of Säynätsalo occupies essentially the entire island. A few service buildings are scattered about the middle of the island, inside the Parviaisentie ring road, and th...
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA: April 2007
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA. Click on any photo to enlarge it. I forgot to mention that on Friday I attended the final two lectures in the "Wood Works" series. The first was by Pekka Helin. And the second by Matti Sanaksenaho. One of the advantages of being a student here is greatly reduced museum admissions. For just 10 €, I joined the Finnish National Gallery. Now I can stop in Kiasma. Any time I like. Does Kiasma have a significant site relationship? Not really. The geometry of the plan is based ...
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA: korvasieni
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MAISEMAA, RAKENNUSTA, RUOKAA. Click on any photo to enlarge it. I'm writing this while waiting for my poisonous mushrooms to cook. Today at Stockmann I found some cartons of fresh korvasieniä. The name means "ear mushrooms"; in English and French these are known as the "false morels." The mushrooms look a bit like oversize morels but are irregularly-shaped, aren't pointed, and don't have hollow stems. I love morels, but these smell even more delicious! 1 They were delicious. Where is this photo taken?
