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Tinned fish, egg, cheese and onion layered with mayonnaise and topped with sieved yolk that looks like mimosa blossom.
Salt herring chopped fine with apple, hard-boiled egg and onion into a spread for dark rye bread.
Pork trotters and beef simmered for hours until the broth sets to a firm savoury jelly around the shredded meat.
An enriched pastry loaf layered with salmon, rice, egg and dill, baked until the crust sounds hollow.
Sweetened curd cheese beaten with butter, egg yolks and candied fruit, then drained overnight in a pyramid mould.
A lightly fermented drink made from dried dark rye bread, sugar and yeast, sour and faintly sweet.
Dark sourdough rye scalded with red rye malt, sweetened with molasses and finished with a crust of coriander seed.
Spiced honey biscuits with a soft crumb and a thin white sugar glaze that dries to a matt shell as they cool.
Breaded minced-chicken cutlets enriched with butter and cream-soaked bread, fried until the crust is deep gold.
Dried fruit soaked overnight in strong tea, then stirred into a batter with no fat in it at all and baked slowly into a dark loaf.
Whole spices toasted one kind at a time, cooled and ground, which is what separates a fresh blend from the grey dust in a jar.
Yeasted buns pressed into a ring around a well of sweetened curd cheese, baked until the filling sets to a soft custard.
A five per cent salt brine for lean chicken and pork, chilled hard before the meat goes in, with the timings that stop it going spongy.
Small cucumbers held a day or two in a dill and garlic brine, salted right through but still raw and crunchy.
Beef, potato and root vegetables braised slowly in one pot until the meat pulls apart under a fork.
Tall enriched Easter bread coloured with saffron and studded with raisins, finished with a white glaze that runs down the sides.
Dried beans soaked in salted water and held at a bare simmer, so the skins stay whole and the liquor turns silky.
Farro boiled loose in salted water like pasta, dressed while it is still hot, then packed with three soft herbs.
Basil, pine nuts, garlic and cheese pounded to a coarse sauce, kept cold throughout so the leaves stay green instead of bruising brown.
Beetroot, potato, carrot and sauerkraut dressed with oil rather than mayonnaise, with the beetroot oiled first to hold the colour.
Fruit cooked with sugar and thickened with potato starch, served thin enough to drink or thick enough to eat with a spoon.
Ripe tomatoes salted twenty minutes ahead, then dressed with the juice that draws out of them rather than plain oil.
Potato, egg, pea and pickle in mayonnaise, cut to an even dice and dressed only once everything is properly cold.
A white sauce built on a cooked butter and flour roux, with the milk beaten in by stages so it thickens smooth instead of lumpy.