Egg butter facts for kids
![]() Karelian pasties topped with egg butter
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Alternative names | Munavoi |
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Type | Spread |
Place of origin | Finland |
Region or state | Northern Europe |
Main ingredients | Butter and chopped hard boiled eggs |
Ingredients generally used | Salt |
Egg butter is a yummy spread made from butter and chopped hard-boiled eggs. It is also known as munavoi in Finnish and munavõi in Estonian. This simple but tasty mix is very popular in the cuisines of Finland and Estonia.
What is Egg Butter?
Egg butter is a creamy spread. It is made by mixing soft butter with finely chopped hard-boiled eggs. A little salt is usually added for flavor. Sometimes, people add a pinch of black pepper or fresh herbs. It is easy to make at home.
Where is Egg Butter Popular?
Egg butter is a traditional food in two Northern European countries:
- Finland: In Finland, egg butter is often served with hot Karelian pasties. These are small, oval-shaped rye crusts filled with rice porridge. The warm pasties with the cool, rich egg butter make a delicious combination.
- Estonia: In Estonia, egg butter is a special part of the Easter Sunday meal. It is traditionally enjoyed with leib, which is a dark rye bread. This simple dish is a beloved part of their holiday traditions.
Egg butter is a simple, comforting food. It shows how basic ingredients can create something delicious.
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