Karelian
Pasties (Karjalanpiirakka)
20 pasties
Rice
Porridge
2 dl water
2 dl porridge
rice
1 l milk
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoon butter
The
Crust
2 dl water
1 teaspoon salt
3 dl rye
flour
2 dl wheat
flour
1 tablespoon oil
For
Greasing:
1 dl water
60 g butter
Bring the water to the boil and add the
rice. Let it boil for a few minutes and add milk. Stir with a wooden fork or a
scoop and let it boil slowly until the porridge thickens. Cook the porridge all
in all for about 40 minutes. Add salt and butter to the porridge. Let the
porridge cool down.
Measure
cold water into a bowl and add salt, rye flour and wheat flour into it.
Stir with a wooden fork or a scoop at the beginning. When the dough becomes
thick mix with your hand. Add the oil. Don’t knead for too long.
Make a bar out of the dough and divide it
into 20 as big pieces. Make the pieces into balls and make the balls into
pancakes. Pile them and sprinkle a lot of
rye flour on each pancake.
Roll out the pancakes into very thin
round pies (diameter 10 – 12 cm). Use rye flour when rolling. Pile the pies also
one on top of the other. Put a lot of rye flour on each pie and cover them with
plastic to prevent the pies from drying.
Brush the flour off the pies with a bun
brush. Put about 1,5 tablespoon of rice porridge on the pie. Spread it with a
knife from top to bottom and from one side to the other. Fill three pies at a
time so that the pies won’t dry. Bend the sides on the porridge and gather the
sides.
Put the pies on a baking sheet. Bake the
pies in 275 degrees C in the middle of the oven for about 10 minutes.
Bring water to the boil in a kettle and
melt butter into it. Spread the pies with the water-butter mixture. Pile the
pies into a bowl and cover the bowl with a baking paper and a towel. Let the
pies soften for about half an hour. Serve the pies with an egg- butter spread.
Egg-Butter
Spread (Munavoi)
Boil 4 -5 eggs for about ten minutes, let
them cool down.
Peel the cold boiled eggs, chop them with
a fork and add butter and little salt.
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