Kotikokki.net’s lazy mother’s pranks are gathering praise.
Leftover rice, porridge or mash can be used for riesko. Kotikokki.net
Oven-fresh rieska are a delicious and easy-to-make evening snack.
You can use leftover oatmeal, boiled rice, mashed potatoes or boiled potatoes for these Kotikokki.net pancakes. Leftovers in the fridge turn into delicious rissoles for a moment.
Riesko is praised in the recipe service as fast, easy and, above all, good.
– Very good!
– I logged on to this site just to praise this guide! I also succeeded, although I’m a bit wary of trying such sketchy instructions. This has been done at least twenty times now, when it’s so easy and delicious, the site praises.
The woes of a lazy mother
3–6 dl boiled potatoes/oatmeal/boiled rice
2–4 dl wheat flour
2–3 dl of milk
1 tsp salt
2 tablespoons of oil or butter for the dough
2 tablespoons of butter on top
1. Use the previous day’s boiled potatoes or rice or leftover porridge from the morning.
2. Mix all the ingredients into a smooth mass. Use flour according to how much potatoes/rice/porridge you have. The dough can also remain loose if you don’t want to bake e.g. small round patties from it. You can spread the loose dough on the baking sheet with a knife or spatula.
3. Spread the dough in a layer about a centimeter thick on a baking sheet, put knobs of butter on the surface and bake at 200 degrees for about 30 minutes or until the surface is browned. Cut into pieces and serve hot with butter. If you use more milk and flour, you can easily get two baking sheets at the same time.
Prescription: Kotikokki.net
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The story was originally published on 26 October 2021.