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Pumpkin Bread Rolls are soft, delicious, and easy to make for Halloween. We eat them with either ham and cheese, smoked salmon, or just with plain butter but there are endless options.
The history of the snowballs, goes back to the 2nd World War where the housewives didn’t have a great food supply and therefore developed a treat, that was made with few ingredients and contained a lot of energy. Basic commodities like butter and oatmeal were still available in the stores, so the snowballs were invented.
Dandelion flower syrup is also known as dandelion honey since the color, taste, and uses are very similar to honey. The syrup has a delicate floral flavor and can be used in sweet as well as salty dishes.
Butter-fried chanterelles with parsley is a super delicious appetizer you can get either from foraged chanterelles if you are lucky, or in the slightly more expensive supermarkets when they are in season from July to September.