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hapukoor

[Estonian]

A soured cream similar to crème fraîche, but much heavier and thicker with usually 36% to 42 % milkfat or even higher, and more sour in flavour than crème fraîche. It has good cooking properties as it does not curdle when added to hot foods.

harilik aprikoosipuu Aprikosebaum

[Estonian]

Apricot tree

harilik apteegitill

[Estonian]

Fennel

harilik kivipuravik

[Estonian]

Boletus, cep or porcini mushroom, often used in dried form in stews and stocks.

harilik kukeseen

[Estonian]

Chanterelle mushroom, usually sautéed in butter with chopped onions.

harilik külmaseen

[Estonian]

Honey fungus. They should always be well cooked.

harilik leeskputk

[Estonian]

Lovage. A large unwieldy herb. Pick the stems off the leaves, tie them and hang them to dry for about 3 days. When crisp, crumble the leaves and store. Good in hotpots. Lovage seeds are used mainly in Indian cooking, and are from a plant of the caraway family. The greenish-brown seeds are a little larger than celery seeds and have a strong aroma of rather coarse thyme. Oregano can be substituted.

harilik lina

[Estonian]

Flax. The plant which produces linen and linseeds.

harilik mustikas

[Estonian]

Bilberry or whortleberry.

harilik põdramokk

[Estonian]

Scaly tooth mushroom or tiled hydnum, an edible fungus with a slightly bitter aftertaste.