Category Archives: Vegetables
Warm Eggplant “Salad”
Traditional salad this is not – a warm salad is what I had in mind. Rich in flavor, great lunch. I’ve made this at home several times too. The first wilderness version was prepared in July 2012 at the Lemmenjoki … Continue reading
Black Chanterelle (Reindeer) Soup
This soup was supposed to be a festive starter – well it turned out to be lunch one day at the campsite. It’s not a large portion, but at that moment it was enough – at least for my friend … Continue reading
Posted in Soup
Tagged black chanterelle, buttercheese, onion, reindeer, soup vegetables, soya groats, zucchini
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Spinach Pancakes with Cranberries
Green and red – perfect match! Make delicious spinach pancakes for a late night snack or expand it to a luxurious dinner with mashed potatoes and “wild salad”. These pancakes are healthy, including nothing useless – and easy to bake … Continue reading
Posted in Baked / fried things, Festive, Little water, Snack
Tagged buckwheat four, cranberry, soya flour, spinach
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Luxury Forest Mushroom Risotto
This meal feels absolutely luxurious in the wilderness and easy to cook. If you change the vegetables a bit, you can find all the ingredients in super markets – no need to dehydrate things yourself. Risotto is lovely with fish. … Continue reading
Posted in Festive, No dehydration, Side dishes, Stew
Tagged capsicum, carrot, cup-a-soup, leek, mushroom, nuts, onion, parmesan, parsnip, rice, sherry, soya groats, tomato, zucchini
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Beetroot patties and mashed potatoes
Delicious and nutritious vegetarian “steaks”. Easy preparations: you don’t necessary need to dry any incredients by yourself – everything can be found in grocery stores (in Helsinki at least). The patties are easy to make wheat, egg and glutene free. … Continue reading
Posted in Baked / fried things, Little water, No dehydration
Tagged beetroot, potatoes, rye bread, soya flour, soya groats
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Arabian Stew
This meal is a classic in my hikes – I’ve carried it almost on every hike since 2006. I have no idea is it arabian style or not, but this is the name I’ve used. Years ago I made this … Continue reading
The recipes have been put together by Piritta, who loves hiking in the wilderness and eating healthy food.
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