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Roasted grain flour stirred into kefir or buttermilk — Estonia's traditional nourishing food.
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Kama is a flour of roasted barley, rye, oats, and peas, a uniquely Estonian traditional food. It's stirred into kefir or buttermilk and eaten with honey or berries for breakfast or a snack. Once a long-keeping travel provision, it's now also used in desserts and sweets.
Thin the yogurt with milk.
Add the kama flour and mix well.
Sweeten with honey.
Let stand 5 minutes for the flour to absorb.
Pour into bowls and serve with blueberries.