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Potatoes and barley mashed and topped with bacon and onion sauce — a humble porridge from the Mulgi region.
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Mulgipuder is a traditional dish of the Mulgi region in southern Estonia: potatoes and pearl barley are boiled together and mashed, then topped with a sauce of crisp bacon and onion. Born as a filling meal for farmers, it remains a beloved Estonian home dish, often served with milk or buttermilk.
Rinse the barley and boil with water for 20 minutes.
Add the peeled, cut potatoes and salt and boil 20 minutes until soft.
Drain, keeping a little of the cooking water, and mash into a porridge.
Fry the bacon strips and chopped onion in a frying pan.
Stir butter into the porridge, plate, and pour over the bacon and onion with their fat.