Prepare for a delightfully cozy and exceptional experience! Embrace the essence of Finnish tradition and savor the authentic Finnish Christmas with this Traditional Finnish Christmas Bread Spice Mix.
What’s even better is that you can incorporate this spice blend into any bread that aligns with your dietary preferences, be it PSMF bread, keto bread, or another variety.
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Let’s practice some Finnish again! I healthified a traditional and popular Finnish summer drink — a fizzy iced tea made from blackcurrant leaves. Sip this ultimate summer refresher to your heart’s content — it’s incredibly tasty and practically calorie-free!
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Nothing warms the tummy and the soul better than a bowl of hearty and tasty soup! Finnish Salmon Soup (“Lohikeitto”) is one of the heartiest and tastiest soups out there! The regular version contains potatoes, but I made this simplified keto version with 5 low-carb ingredients — and increased the salmon to make an even meatier and heartier soup! This might be just the best ever soup you have tasted — so, go and give it a try!
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Are you ready for a mug of warming and enchantingly fragrant, piping-hot mulled wine — Finnish style? If you want something special for these holidays, make a batch or more of this Authentic Finnish Mulled Wine Spice and whip up a Nordic version of mulled wine that we Finns call “glögi.”
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Mom’s Berry Pie is a traditional and well-known pie all over Finland. Naturally, the traditional version contains sugar which is avoided on a keto diet (and should be actually avoided on any diet!). I developed this easy keto version of the famous pie.
This recipe comes in handy when you want to quickly whip up something scrumptious and healthy. You’ll see how easy this pie is to throw together, and I bet you will be amazed once again how something so simple can be so delicious!
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Pappilan … what? Despite the cryptic and difficult-to-pronounce name, this tasty classic Finnish dessert is ridiculously easy to make — with only 3 ingredients! Read on to find out what is Pappilan hätävara and how to make a keto version of this fabulous dessert in a cinch!
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Hash browns are known all over the world. There are numerous variations of this satiating meal. In Finland, we call hash browns “pyttipannu.” As you can expect, the traditional recipe includes potatoes. However, I created a super low-carb version of the dish — it has about one 10th of the carbs of the traditional version! Read on to find the secrets to one of the most satisfying meals that make a fabulous breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Did I mention that you need only 3 ingredients plus salt and pepper?
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Welcome, December and the holiday season! Want to try out something extraordinary but still traditional during these holidays? Then, why not whip up a batch of fascinating star-shaped Finnish Christmas pastries (joulutorttus) — naturally ketoized and gluten-free!
Fathead dough works wonders in these keto pastries, making them super low in carbs and very close to the traditional treats. When the regular wheaty and sugary pastries contain 15.4 grams net carbs per piece, my ketoized versions contain just 1.2-1.8 grams net carbs per pastry — or even less if you use zero-carb filling.
The traditional Finnish Christmas pastries use prune marmalade as filling. You guessed it: I’ve ketoized the marmalade as well, and you’ll get it as a bonus recipe. For the keto marmalade, you still use prunes for authentic taste, but the sugar content is dropped dramatically compared to the regular sugary version. When the sugary prune marmalade has 7.6 grams net carbs per tablespoon, my keto marmalade has only 1.8 grams net carbs per tablespoon. For one pastry, you need just a teaspoon or two for a fabulous flavor!
Read on to find the ultimate keto version for the traditional Finnish pastries that we gulp down humongous amounts during the holidays here in Finland.
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Orange and rice on a keto diet? No way! – Oh yes, read on how to prepare a fully keto-friendly version of the popular Finnish dessert. With only a tenth of the carbs of the traditional sugary and starchy version, you can indulge yourself in this fruity, sweet, and creamy dessert without any guilt!
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Is there anything more inviting and exciting than the smell of fresh, warm gingerbread cookies? –Maybe there is: the smell of fresh, warm gingerbread cookies with Authentic Finnish Gingerbread Spice Mix! Perhaps this year, you’ll try a slightly different twist of the same old gingerbread cookies? Read on to find out the secret ingredient that makes this warm spice mix particularly Nordic!
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