Young Nylon Beauties: Hot & Naked

Product Information

It is a comforting dish which you’ll wish you’re a kid again so you can just throw a tantrum and don’t have to eat your sides of vegetables if you eat your plate of makkara. If you have any questions or concerns regarding your TNB account or electricity bill, please use the form below.

If you are always scrolling or most of the time you are using social media then this is really for you so make sure that read until the end💯 Yes! I mean, if you’re a Finn and you’re telling me you don’t have at least 3 out of what I mentioned then are you even a Finn.Soy sauce (optional) – if your nakkikastike is pale or too red, you can use soy sauce to give it a bit browner color. Tip: if you didn't achieve a nice deep golden color when making a roux, you can always add a couple splashes of soy sauce at the end otherwise your sausage sauce will be quite pale with a hint of red.

If you’re a foodie and enjoy food updates, follow my journey in the kitchen on Instagram and TikTok!

Vanilla Overnight Oats (2 servings) - 1 cup rolled oats - 1 cup milk - dairy milk or plant-based milk - ⅔ cup plain yogurt - greek yogurt works best - 1 Tbsp honey - pure maple syrup, or sugar - 2 tsp chia seeds - optional - 1 tsp vanilla extract - ¼ tsp salt 2.

Let me teach you how to make a quick and easy dessert that you can serve to your family and friends!

Nakkikastike or Finnish hot dog sauce is one of those weird concoctions which, I believe, mothers from two generations back decided to feed their kids when they are absolutely being a major pain in the butt for not eating the food in front of them.

Spaghetti in the Philippines is our own version of “bolognese” sauce with spaghetti pasta that includes a lot of sugar and hot dogs in it. Remember, you’ll be wearing the same outfit on the airplane, so you surely wanna choose wisely unless you plan to change in a cramped lavator!When I told Sami that I’m doing a Finnish food series here at The Kitchen Abroad, his first reaction was confusion and asked me, “WHY? I like good weird food from time to time and one of the Finnish dishes that are part of almost every single Finn’s childhood is a simple but comforting Nakkikastike or Finnish hot dog sauce with boiled potatoes.