DISH RESEARCH · Side dish
Lanttulaatikko
Arla’s lanttulaatikko mixes supplied swede mash with cream-soaked breadcrumbs, butter, syrup, egg and spices, patterns its crumb-topped surface, bakes it and explicitly serves the finished casserole warm.
About Lanttulaatikko
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Arla’s lanttulaatikko is a Christmas swede side made with supplied swede mash, cooking cream, breadcrumbs, butter, syrup and an egg. Ground nutmeg, ginger and white pepper season the mixture.
The inner portion of breadcrumbs is mixed with the cooking cream and allowed to swell briefly. Butter is melted, and all the mixture ingredients are stirred together until smooth.
The swede mixture is levelled in a greased ovenproof form. A spoon patterns the surface, which is finished with the separate topping breadcrumbs and a few butter knobs.
The casserole bakes in the lower part of the oven at 175°C for about one and a half hours. Cream-soaked breadcrumbs and the supplied swede mash form the seasoned mixture beneath its crumb finish.
Arla explicitly serves the finished lanttulaatikko warm. Its syrup, nutmeg, ginger and white pepper remain part of this version’s seasoning, with breadcrumbs on the surface.
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