Sötét

Säätöt, also known as "säätö" in Finnish, are a traditional Finnish dish consisting of a thin, crispy pancake topped with a sweet or savory filling. The pancake is typically made from a simple batter of flour, water, and sometimes eggs, which is cooked on a hot griddle until it becomes translucent and slightly crispy. The filling can vary widely, but common options include sweet fillings such as jam, sugar, or honey, and savory fillings like cheese, smoked salmon, or mushrooms.

Säätöt are often served as a breakfast dish, but they can also be enjoyed at any time of the day. They are a popular street food in Finland, where they are typically sold by vendors who cook the pancakes on a portable griddle. The dish is also commonly found in Finnish restaurants and cafes.

The origins of säätöt are unclear, but they are believed to have been influenced by both Finnish and Swedish culinary traditions. The dish is often compared to American pancakes, but it has a distinct texture and flavor profile that sets it apart. Säätöt are a beloved part of Finnish cuisine and are enjoyed by people of all ages.