Chefs in finland?

[Cyan]

Cyan, suggest you come visit Finland and check out how many restaurants there are selling those types of dishes, then check how many people are sitting and eating in them. You would prolly have more success if you turned up with the skills to make a decent kebab.

Im aware the food in Finland is..... well...... lacking.

But im not going there for the food, but for the country.... I was only posting those as a joke in reference to cooking kangaroo

You guys eat nothing but sausage and mash right? .... Mmmmmm..... Sausage.

[Karhunkoski]

Im aware the food in Finland is..... well...... lacking.

You guys eat nothing but sausage and mash right? .... Mmmmmm..... Sausage.

Yes, Finland isn't really known for its cuisine, nothing wrong with that, the country has lots of other things to offer!

And yup, sausage does feature more often than it should. Campfire grilled with mustard, then split and baked in oven with cheese filling, then diced up in soup, the list goes on, but its very popular, all the same.

Regarding potatoes, I think their popularity is fading. Until fairly recently (20 years ago perhaps), they seemed to feature in every (damn!) meal, but nowadays there is a little more variety on offer.

But whatever is on offer, it will surely be a refreshing change for you, because all you guys eat over there is prawns cooked on the barbie, no?

[Cyan]

But whatever is on offer, it will surely be a refreshing change for you, because all you guys eat over there is prawns cooked on the barbie, no?

Well played sir

Yes, its pretty mush all we eat... Although im alergic to prawns, so i go hungry

My favorite food happens to be that warm and filling "comfort food" like stews and sausage. Plus, i hear you have some unique berries in finland that im eagerto taste..... I also need to eat reindeer before i die.

[Karhunkoski]

My favorite food happens to be that warm and filling "comfort food" like stews and sausage. Plus, i hear you have some unique berries in finland that im eagerto taste..... I also need to eat reindeer before i die.

Ah, then you will love it here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saut%C3%A9ed_reindeer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karelian_hot_pot

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudberry

[Cyan]

My favorite food happens to be that warm and filling "comfort food" like stews and sausage. Plus, i hear you have some unique berries in finland that im eagerto taste..... I also need to eat reindeer before i die.

Ah, then you will love it here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saut%C3%A9ed_reindeer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karelian_hot_pot

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudberry

Yes...


YES....


Lisää poronkäristys!!!



Actually stupidity aside, cloudberrys sound delicious.

[Karhunkoski]

Actually stupidity aside, cloudberrys sound delicious.

They're ok, slurp. You can eat them fresh, as a jam (nice on uunijuusto), or even drink as a liquor Nearly as versatile as Finnish sausage

[Pursuivant]

Yes, Finland isn't really known for its cuisine,

coming from limeys a boiling bum off a donkey died in dehydration and canned and some cabbage is a culinary delight

[Cyan]

Yes, Finland isn't really known for its cuisine,

coming from limeys a boiling bum off a donkey died in dehydration and canned and some cabbage is a culinary delight

That sounds.... Wonderful...

[Karhunkoski]

Lesson number 2 to learn Cyan, one may not state any fact or truth that could possibly be interpreted as a criticism of Finland or anything Finnish

[antstar]

Finns and criticism go together like ice-cream and a sauna!!

[Cyan]

Lesson number 2 to learn Cyan, one may not state any fact or truth that could possibly be interpreted as a criticism of Finland or anything Finnish

*salutes*

Right you are.

Luckily, Finland is the greatest country in the world, with no doubt the best food and ingredients known to man, and whos people's taste in food are second to none.






(am i doing it right? )

[Upphew]

*salutes*

Right you are.

Luckily, Finland is the greatest country in the world, with no doubt the best food and ingredients known to man, and whos people's taste in food are second to none.

(am i doing it right? )

Noup, you are overdoing it, not much but enough. You should for example compare finnish and swedish food and come to conclusion that finnish food is better in every way (also all swedes are fags and their ice hockey team sux and next round is on me!).

[Karhunkoski]

And once you come to the conclusion, you must not actually say the "conclusion" out loud, for that would hint that you actually considered the possibility that the Finnish food was second best

[Cyan]

I actually have a confession.... My secret shame if you will.

While im half finnish, oh my father side..... Im also..... half....... Swedish.....



Yeah.... I know. I hate myself every day for it.

[Pursuivant]

You should for example compare finnish and swedish food and come to conclusion that finnish food is better in every way

actually the finnish cuisine, except for some traditional peculiarities is more or less the same as swedish cuisine - the first cookbooks from the 1800's were translated and modified from their french counterparts and thus came the staple of any household. the russian cuisine also had its effect as back in the day helsinki was an option to go on holiday as russians werent allowed to go bollicking around europe - they brought over the culinary delights fashionable in court. so the high end of cooking is actually been borrowed all from elsewhere. traditional fares then again survived in the rural areas, but most of these require the use of a wooden baking stove not many modern households have so the home cooking has changed quite much.

(also all swedes are fags and their ice hockey team sux and next round is on me!).

thats more like it