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Holomuussi

Finland

Holomuussi tai holomoossi on varsinaissuomalainen perinneruoka, joka tarkoittaa keitettyä sianlihaa ja sen keitinliemessä kypsennettyä juuressosetta.

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Holomuussi tai holomoossi on varsinaissuomalainen perinneruoka, joka tarkoittaa keitettyä sianlihaa ja sen keitinliemessä kypsennettyä juuressosetta.

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02 · Where & name
Finland

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03 · How it is doing
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Holomuussi tai holomoossi on varsinaissuomalainen perinneruoka, joka tarkoittaa keitettyä sianlihaa ja sen keitinliemessä kypsennettyä juuressosetta.

Where is Holomuussi practised or documented?

Sources on this page place Holomuussi in Finland.

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Holomuussi tai holomoossi on varsinaissuomalainen perinneruoka, joka tarkoittaa keitettyä sianlihaa ja sen keitinliemessä kypsennettyä juuressosetta. Juureksina käytetään lanttua, perunaa ja porkkanaa, ja keitetty liha paloitellaan soseen joukkoon. Holomuussi on ollut kylmien vuodenaikojen yleinen ruoka Turun saaristossa. Se on sianpotkasta tehtynä Kemiön – ja palvikinkusta tehtynä Sauvon – pitäjäruoka. Samantapainen ruoka on Rauman seudulla tunnettu, merimiesten mukana Keski-Euroopasta tullut lapskoussi, johon käytetään sianlihan sijaan naudanlihaa.

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