Preparation
Potato filling: boil the potatoes and grind them, add salt and melted butter, sour cream and egg. Carrot filling: prepare just like the potatoes, only instead of salt add sugar. Dough: mix the ingredients and make dough. Flatten it and with a bigger round object (a mug, for instance) cut out the round pieces approximately 10–20 cm in diameter. Then turn up the edges of the pieces of dough (1 cm). Place the prepared dough pads on an oiled baking pan and fill them with a thin layer of the potato filling and then put the thicker layer of the carrot filling on the potato paste. Bake the pies in the medium heated baking oven until the dough becomes dry and the carrot filling grows light brown. Serve with milk and honey or with skābputra.
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