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HOW TO MAKE THE WRAPPING.
Take: 3dl Water. One tea spoon full salt.
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A drop of oil if you wish, or a spoon full (not really mandatory).
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And of course add Rye Flour untill the mix gets hard as a clay mad, or modelling wax.
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If flouers are very rough, mix upto one third of ordinary wheat flour. |
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(I guess, in many countries the flour is not rough at all, but the wheat flour can still be used to make the pies lighter and the dough stickier) |
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HOW TO MAKE THE THE FILLING
(rice porridge) |
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Cook about 20 or 30 minutes.
Add salt about 4 teaspoons.
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Bake in 300 C 15 to 20 minutes.
Perhaps shorter time if there is a fun in the oven. |
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Add about 10g butter to some half liter of warm water to make the butter melt.
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