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Bought from the local marketplace. Name translates literally to fish rooster (or cock). Made from local small lakefish (vendace) and pork belly wrapped in a rye bread crust and slow cooked in an oven around 6 hours.
Other versions have rutabaga or salmon and blue cheese as filling. On the easter they had a one time only batch with lamb.
Hope that tastes better than it looks 🙂
It does and I don't think it is a "acquired taste" kind of thing, because it is not traditional to my exact part of the country and my first time tasting it was well into my adulthood. But I do hear that sometimes. I guess something about the look of the small fish is offputting for people and it does not have bright colours to entice you.
My beef with nordic food is the fish... Enjoy yours though.
Sry. I can't wank to this. (･o･;)
Looks good to me, but I don’t know what it is. I’ll look it up. Is that bacon?
Edit, if I were traveling in Finland, I would absolutely go for this. And yes it probably is bacon.
You really should. The dish is traditional to Savo area and the best ones are made by Partanen family in Kuopio. As described in the post it has pork belly, the difference being bacon is salt-cured.