Poronkäristys (Finland)


Poronkäristys is the traditional dish of Sámi people in Finland, Norway and Sweden, prepared by sauteing reindeer meat. The dish originates from the Arctic Lapland where the semi-nomadic, indigenous people called Sámi have been herding reindeer's for a very long time.


Thin slices of reindeer meat are usually sauteed in butter, with or without onions, and slowly simmered in beer or stock until they develop a tender and succulent texture. The most common and traditional accompaniments for the dish include creamy mashed potatoes and lingonberry jam, but it can also be accompanied by pasta or rice. 

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