kaaskirjad
Kaaskirjad are a traditional Estonian pastry, often described as a type of sweet bread or cake. The name "kaaskirjad" translates loosely to "accompanying letters" or "side letters," which is thought to refer to their historical role as a treat accompanying coffee or other beverages. The exact origins of kaaskirjad are somewhat obscure, but they have been a part of Estonian culinary heritage for a considerable time, particularly in rural areas.
The base of kaaskirjad is typically a yeasted dough, enriched with ingredients like butter, eggs, and sugar,
Kaaskirjad are enjoyed as a sweet snack or dessert, often served with tea, coffee, or milk. They