You can't just leave out the mokka and call it mokkapalat, Dave! Coffee is essential to the taste. This is just a frosted chocolate cake 😁 There is so little caffeine in the finished product that it doesn't really matter if you give it to a kid. Personally I'd be more worried about all the sugar. Almost all Finnish kids grew up eating mokkapalat with coffee and we turned out just fine 🤎
Right, that's not mokkapalat. Coffee flavor is essential for that recipe. I was drinking coffee as soon as i started speaking properly, I wanted me some "maitokaavia" with some sugar in it 🙂
It's basically only like two tablespoons of coffee in the frosting anyway :D And I've never heard of a version where the batter is made with coffee, only milk and juice (though I've always used milk).
I would love if you'd add a segment to the end where Cat could translate the whole recipe for you and you'd go through it so we can see your reactions to where you went wrong (and you'd learn the correct way in the process😁)
Instructions: "Vältä sekoittamasta liikaa." (Try to avoid mixing too much) Dave: Proceeds to powerfully mix by hand and with the machine I'm dying!! 😂😂😂
Yeahhhh that's not mokkapalat anymore :D mokka=mocha implies that it has coffee in it. Also, the fact that it was made in a round cake tin, and it is that thick cake with thick icing, makes it into a chocolate cake in my opinion!
That mistake you made with the sieve. You were supposed to put that dry flour mix through the sieve into the original sugar/egg/butter mix while mixing, so it wouldn't make clumps. And simultaneously taking turns with adding the dry mix and also adding the milk. Not just combining dry stuff and milk together.
Also when he added the dry stuff in the milk and tried to mix it, he made it super lumpy. Resulting to him needing to use the mixer. When the recipe specifically said to avoid mixing it too much.. 😂
Yay, my favourite series! ☺️ It looked really tasty, and I mean, Leo's review says it all, haha! Love when you speak Finnish, it makes me happy to hear. You are getting better and better and even if you have a little bit of "an accent", it's only adorable. Great job!
I'm really impressed by how well you did and how well you understand Finnish. To your question about viewers rolling their eyes: I was definitely proud of you and excited that you were doing so well!
I've been noticing this over the years that I've been watching your videos, but never remembered to say it, so here it is - I really like the edits when you keep the visual part finish, but the next part of the commentary already rolls in. Yes, my explaining sucks, but I guess you know what I mean 😆 I dunno, it's just a really cool way to edit 👍🏻 And Cadin Keittiö is just such an amazing series.
To be fair the shifting milk and coffee made no sense at all. Idk what recipe it is or if Cat just pulled off a prank on you 😂 that looks great, I think that was smart to put it in the cake tin and frost it coffee-free - however I would use just water, because the frosting may go bad more easy with milk. Coffee is in the end water based, it is just for taste (2 tablespoons) with the dusted sugar. I was more proud, especially with these weird instructions 😂
“I have decided not to follow the recipe” has never led to any disasters in my kitchen. 😂 Also, I appreciate you storing the baking tray in the oven! I always do that and it used to drive my partner insane. (He always popped the oven on without checking if it was empty 🤓 then he’d screech at me that the baking tray drawer is below the oven and I should use it. Nah! 😂)
Dave. Dave. Dave. Dave. Wtf? You can't f mokkapalat up like this 🤦🏻. Leaving the damn MOCCA out of mokkapalat. COME ON. You made chocolate cake. You made glazed brownies. You didn't make mokkapalat. 1,5/5
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I remember when I once made mokkapalat and used baking soda in icing instead of vanilla sugar (by accident). Otherwise final product was tasty but icing was quite bitter.
Nice practical aproach Dave has got to the Finnish language. Most people think they can master Finnish in 6 months. It takes much longer usually. Atleast 20 years most often.
I liked this video. Reminds me of my own bakings. I get a lot more nervous though :D Or maybe it is the relaxing background music that removes the nervousness :D
2 answerd and 2 tips for you from this video 😊 generally I'm impressed but sometimes it's a wtf eye roll. And 3.5 from me, looks like a 5 from Leo! 😂 Then the tips... I've seen on one of those coming shows that adding dry/powder etc to the wet helps prevent clumps. Also, if you Scrunch up the baking paper first then when you try to put it into a shaped tray etc then it will fit a lot easier without it trying to spring out. 👍
It would help if you knew the basics of baking so you could even take a guess what the instructions are calling :D Would be cool if you make a second episode with Cad and do it "right". I think you would get some good laughs on the way!
🤘🇫🇮 Nightwish army Finland First thing, whatever you cook in engilish or mandarin chinese. Get the all cookware and food ingredients on hand - Like Charlie Brown:"Good Grief"
How about next time you make your own cheat sheet (using a given number of words/cheats or something) and then later, bake just using the Finnish receipt and your cheat sheet.
You should get a Finnish dictionary to go with you on these kitchen adventures. Good effort though and it's fun to watch you decrypt Finnish and do cooking.
I am not scoring you, but I'll let you know that I've made this round before myself, and like everyone else, never without coffee :) Still, a good job Dave.
Oh dear, not having coffee in mokkapalat is upsetting as finnish person, it's an essential ingredient in it! :o ^-^" But otherwise seemed turned out good, just weird seeing it in round shape!
it was quite literally an absolute chaos till the very end, and some how a perfectly pretty and delicious looking cake came out of the oven, so it most definitely turned out great!
Not much of a baker Dave, I guess... This finnish delicacy isn't actually cake, it's more like american brownie, a pie. Sort of. That is why using baking paper and oven plate! Nothing finnish cooking or baking isn't actually sophisticated, rather simple. Tho you could argue about that. Funny thing, in Satakunta, especially in Pori, Mokkapalat is called Masa-Liisa. (Masa --> Matti, Liisa = Liisa.) And nobody seems to know the etymology behind this. Maybe you could find out?
I say 5/5. It smelled like mokkapalat, it looked like mokkapalat and it, I assume, tasted like mokkapalat. And it wasn' t raw, Leo liked it a lot and you made something different and artistic. Well done !
I am not being mean, but I can't help but to point out this: when you don't pronouce the h in "jäähtynyt" it becomes "jäätynyt" and that means "frozen" :D This seems like a wonderful way to make entertaining videos and learn finnish on the way! Good job!
how have I missed this well I guess better late than never (also you made me want mokkapala...) Okay how did you struggle with most things I thought you would ace and ace most things I thought you would struggle? end product looks nice so I guess job well done... I think 3/5 is fair
The first thing you do when you start baking: you take every tool and all the ingredients in front of you on the table. I roll my eyes when you run around the kitchen in every episode 😂 Also, you surely lack some basic knowledge in baking skills and how the most common ingredients act together. But better late than never! 😊 3/5!
So? He needs to keep on speaking English in these videos because here are Also not Finnish people following him. At work and home and else where outside their home he have to use the Finnish.
@@johanna_na no ei kai nyt sitä tarvitse olla.. höpsis. Eihän me nyt omisteta heitä. Dave on niin aito, ettei kukaan ja aivan tarpeeksi älykäs tehdäkseen omat ratkaisunsa.
@@finea5173 Viime aikoina on ollut riittävän paljon keskustelua realityohjelmien vaikutuksista osallistujien mielenterveydelle, etten itsekään haluaisi nähdä Davea sellaisissa. En kuitenkaan lähtisi kritisoimaan näiden ohjelmien osallistujia, vaan formaatteja ja niiden tuotantoa yleensä. Davelle voisi kyllä sopia sellainen roadtrip ruokamatka halki Suomen, jollaisesta hän on kertonut haaveilevansa. Toivottavasti joku tuotantoyhtiö ottaisi ajatuksesta koppia 😊
Mokkapalat and coffee is disgusting, don't like either. The worse is when you go to a party and think "mmmm that chocolate cake looks good", bite into it, 1 second later and I'm looking for a napkin to spit it out. Its like those coffee revels. uuurrgghh!
![Leivotaan Mokkapaloja 🍫☕ [Mokkapalat Baking Attempt] 👩🍳](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Z9vCdwZTDWw/mqdefault.jpg)
You can't just leave out the mokka and call it mokkapalat, Dave! Coffee is essential to the taste. This is just a frosted chocolate cake 😁 There is so little caffeine in the finished product that it doesn't really matter if you give it to a kid. Personally I'd be more worried about all the sugar. Almost all Finnish kids grew up eating mokkapalat with coffee and we turned out just fine 🤎
I say we're just fine but what I mean is seriously addicted to coffee just like our parents before us
Right, that's not mokkapalat. Coffee flavor is essential for that recipe. I was drinking coffee as soon as i started speaking properly, I wanted me some "maitokaavia" with some sugar in it 🙂
It's basically only like two tablespoons of coffee in the frosting anyway :D And I've never heard of a version where the batter is made with coffee, only milk and juice (though I've always used milk).
Excuse me, I just started watching the video and he DID WHAT?
@@shauxuhrwilsongrim coffee is always used in Finland and I am extremely disappointed in Dave that he didn't use it
I would love if you'd add a segment to the end where Cat could translate the whole recipe for you and you'd go through it so we can see your reactions to where you went wrong (and you'd learn the correct way in the process😁)
Yeah, we need a "Finn reacts" segment. Maybe Cat could make those on her channel as separate videos, if they don't want to add them in here?
That would be very funny I think, and even us Finnish viewers might actually learn a thing or two also! 😃
Instructions: "Vältä sekoittamasta liikaa." (Try to avoid mixing too much)
Dave: Proceeds to powerfully mix by hand and with the machine
I'm dying!! 😂😂😂
"Vältä turhaa sekoittamista" -> Dave: *whiskwhiskwhiskwhiskwhissssskawayyy!*
he just simply said "NO" to that so no surprise there :D
I really enjoy these Cadin Keittiö videos. Also, your pronunciation is getting really good these days!
All of Finland being confused as to not giving mokkapalat with coffee to a child D
Yeahhhh that's not mokkapalat anymore :D mokka=mocha implies that it has coffee in it. Also, the fact that it was made in a round cake tin, and it is that thick cake with thick icing, makes it into a chocolate cake in my opinion!
It isn't chocolate cake, it is chocolate pie. Elikkäs mokkapalat🇫🇮🇫🇮
@@lampinterroristi no ei ny oikeestaa
Sehän aikoi antaa 1.5 vuotiaalle lapselleen niin ei laittanu kahvia
@@Leksaboi mä otin sen ikäsenä normi mokkapaloja.
I always try to make mokkapalat but end up making mokapalat.
for the english pepole here, moka is a word for fail.
😂
That mistake you made with the sieve. You were supposed to put that dry flour mix through the sieve into the original sugar/egg/butter mix while mixing, so it wouldn't make clumps. And simultaneously taking turns with adding the dry mix and also adding the milk. Not just combining dry stuff and milk together.
Also when he added the dry stuff in the milk and tried to mix it, he made it super lumpy. Resulting to him needing to use the mixer. When the recipe specifically said to avoid mixing it too much.. 😂
@@shauxuhrwilsongrim Not lumpy, textured. :'D
Yay, my favourite series! ☺️ It looked really tasty, and I mean, Leo's review says it all, haha! Love when you speak Finnish, it makes me happy to hear. You are getting better and better and even if you have a little bit of "an accent", it's only adorable. Great job!
I'm really impressed by how well you did and how well you understand Finnish. To your question about viewers rolling their eyes: I was definitely proud of you and excited that you were doing so well!
Aww! I was hoping for Cat's comments!
Yay!
I've been noticing this over the years that I've been watching your videos, but never remembered to say it, so here it is - I really like the edits when you keep the visual part finish, but the next part of the commentary already rolls in. Yes, my explaining sucks, but I guess you know what I mean 😆 I dunno, it's just a really cool way to edit 👍🏻 And Cadin Keittiö is just such an amazing series.
That Leo clip at the end 🥺❤️ More of Cadin Keittiö please!
Not even I could figure out the coffee and milk part.
It's more of a cake than an actual mokkapala, but hey it still looks tasty.
I was worried when you mixed the flour to the milk but you saved it it an it turned out quite impressive!
Good example of "out of the box" thinking, good job Dave 👏
To be fair the shifting milk and coffee made no sense at all. Idk what recipe it is or if Cat just pulled off a prank on you 😂 that looks great, I think that was smart to put it in the cake tin and frost it coffee-free - however I would use just water, because the frosting may go bad more easy with milk. Coffee is in the end water based, it is just for taste (2 tablespoons) with the dusted sugar. I was more proud, especially with these weird instructions 😂
Yep, the instructions were needlessly complicated and unclear.
I only now watched this and it was SO STRESSFUL. 😂 Mokkapalat without mokka, my oh my.
this is a really smart video format actually, love it
“I have decided not to follow the recipe” has never led to any disasters in my kitchen. 😂
Also, I appreciate you storing the baking tray in the oven! I always do that and it used to drive my partner insane. (He always popped the oven on without checking if it was empty 🤓 then he’d screech at me that the baking tray drawer is below the oven and I should use it. Nah! 😂)
i keep thinking he’s saying “Karin keittiö”, like bro who’s this Kari you keep talking about
Haha, this is so fun to watch. 😄 Good job, Dave. Even if it is not a real mokkapala. 😄👍
I'm impressed how good you are guessing what those lines mean :3 You do well!
Dave u did really well GJ! and Leo is getting damn good future since he can speak Finnish English and Swedish
Dave. Dave. Dave.
Dave.
Wtf? You can't f mokkapalat up like this 🤦🏻. Leaving the damn MOCCA out of mokkapalat. COME ON.
You made chocolate cake. You made glazed brownies. You didn't make mokkapalat.
1,5/5
The most important thing with mokkapalat is to double everything on the icing part :)
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Are mocha pieces no longer mocha pieces if no coffee is put in it?
I remember when I once made mokkapalat and used baking soda in icing instead of vanilla sugar (by accident). Otherwise final product was tasty but icing was quite bitter.
Thankfully not the powdered sugar as there's ton of it. It would go all flubber. 😂
Nice practical aproach Dave has got to the Finnish language. Most people think they can master Finnish in 6 months. It takes much longer usually. Atleast 20 years most often.
You could make it with decaffe coffee next time. So such thing as Mokkapalat without Mocha! :D
I liked this video. Reminds me of my own bakings. I get a lot more nervous though :D Or maybe it is the relaxing background music that removes the nervousness :D
Dear Dave, there is no such a thing as an "irregular shape" for mokkapalat 🤣
2 answerd and 2 tips for you from this video 😊 generally I'm impressed but sometimes it's a wtf eye roll. And 3.5 from me, looks like a 5 from Leo! 😂
Then the tips... I've seen on one of those coming shows that adding dry/powder etc to the wet helps prevent clumps.
Also, if you Scrunch up the baking paper first then when you try to put it into a shaped tray etc then it will fit a lot easier without it trying to spring out. 👍
Good job Dave! 😄👏
It would help if you knew the basics of baking so you could even take a guess what the instructions are calling :D Would be cool if you make a second episode with Cad and do it "right". I think you would get some good laughs on the way!
🤘🇫🇮 Nightwish army Finland
First thing, whatever you cook in engilish or mandarin chinese. Get the all cookware and food ingredients on hand - Like Charlie Brown:"Good Grief"
Vältä turhaa sekoittamista ”im gonna use the whisk” 🤣🤣🤣
"hi you just caught me thinking about playstation access Robb intro" Hmm?
How about next time you make your own cheat sheet (using a given number of words/cheats or something) and then later, bake just using the Finnish receipt and your cheat sheet.
Masaliisaa!
At 5 minutes: I was impressed. 😶
You should get a Finnish dictionary to go with you on these kitchen adventures. Good effort though and it's fun to watch you decrypt Finnish and do cooking.
So u are not doing mokkapaloja :)
I am not scoring you, but I'll let you know that I've made this round before myself, and like everyone else, never without coffee :) Still, a good job Dave.
You did pretty good i will give you 4/5 points keep up the good work❤
I'm fine with the round cake-tin (might steal the idea), but lack of coffee is sacrilegious
yum! :D now I want to bake
I really need a reaction video to this :)
Oh my you did better than me! I always make the icing way too runny.
Oh dear, not having coffee in mokkapalat is upsetting as finnish person, it's an essential ingredient in it! :o ^-^" But otherwise seemed turned out good, just weird seeing it in round shape!
Now I'm hungry.
Kauniit nomparellit! viiskauttaviis.
Kids adore this recipe.
Pausing and checking the recipe to see if I have all the ingredients at home😂
it was quite literally an absolute chaos till the very end, and some how a perfectly pretty and delicious looking cake came out of the oven, so it most definitely turned out great!
I baked "mokkapalat" yesterday and now i know i should do it:D lovely video😍
Can you someday bake something with Roni Back?
Looks delicious! 3.8/5, definitely would eat that whole thing in small slices: "Just one more.... One more... " 🎂😋
Omg, this was hilarious :D
Not much of a baker Dave, I guess... This finnish delicacy isn't actually cake, it's more like american brownie, a pie. Sort of. That is why using baking paper and oven plate! Nothing finnish cooking or baking isn't actually sophisticated, rather simple. Tho you could argue about that. Funny thing, in Satakunta, especially in Pori, Mokkapalat is called Masa-Liisa. (Masa --> Matti, Liisa = Liisa.) And nobody seems to know the etymology behind this. Maybe you could find out?
So funny! 😂 But at the end looks good. And if your kid likes it, who cares about the baking process. 3/5
Sorry, 0/5 in mokkapala scale. It's a completely different product without the coffee.
Masaliisakakku
I say 5/5. It smelled like mokkapalat, it looked like mokkapalat and it, I assume, tasted like mokkapalat. And it wasn' t raw, Leo liked it a lot and you made something different and artistic. Well done !
I am not being mean, but I can't help but to point out this: when you don't pronouce the h in "jäähtynyt" it becomes "jäätynyt" and that means "frozen" :D
This seems like a wonderful way to make entertaining videos and learn finnish on the way! Good job!
how have I missed this well I guess better late than never (also you made me want mokkapala...) Okay how did you struggle with most things I thought you would ace and ace most things I thought you would struggle? end product looks nice so I guess job well done... I think 3/5 is fair
Mokkapalat ilman kahvia-?
too thick :b normally twice as thin herkullisen näköinen kyllä!!
It's not mokkapalat, it's masaliisa
The first thing you do when you start baking: you take every tool and all the ingredients in front of you on the table. I roll my eyes when you run around the kitchen in every episode 😂 Also, you surely lack some basic knowledge in baking skills and how the most common ingredients act together. But better late than never! 😊
3/5!
Impressed
Even more impressed how this turned up! somewhat thiccc, but thicc is good.
You certainly have a unique way of making mokkapalat. Seems like the end result was delicious, nonetheless.
I wanted to know what your wife thought about it. Yeah leaving coffee out is a crying shame. A SHAME. Shame on you.
I'm dying here 🤣
I would give you 4/5 because you skipped small things from the recipe but I guess it didn't affect that much the end result. And it looks delicious!
5 out of 5 for determination and I'm sure Mary Berry would have nice things to say. I won't tell Paul Hollywood.
😅👍
Mokkapalat! Nam nam!
That looks hella good. I don't see a problem with the shape. Based on looks at least 4,5/5. Taste rank you can ask your son (I bet it's high).
how they became so good
Looks good although it's not quite mokkapala when it is round like a cake😉😋
I always make mokkapalas without coffee and still call it mokkapala :D It's much better without coffee.
Taste test surströmming eating?
U can also put some pot (marihuanan🌱🌱) in the mix. 😂. But then, dont give pie to CaveLad.☝️
Youʼve lived in Finland forever and youʼre STILL not speaking Finnish more than you 'have to' 😑
So? He needs to keep on speaking English in these videos because here are Also not Finnish people following him. At work and home and else where outside their home he have to use the Finnish.
@@chiasanzes9770 Ever heard about subtitle? 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️ That isnʼt any reason to be not speaking Finnish here in Finland.
Se on masaliisa ei mokkapalat
Tämä
Niin että mikä? Masaliisa? Masa Mainio ja Liisa menevät naimisiin? Mikä helevetin masaliisa
Hey Dave
Olisipa mukava nähdä sinua joissain realitysarjoissa. Farmi tai bigbrother.
Ei missään nimessä! Dave on fiksu henkilö, eikä mikään huomioh*ora kuten tuollaisissa ohjelmissa olevat.
@@johanna_na no ei kai nyt sitä tarvitse olla.. höpsis.
Eihän me nyt omisteta heitä.
Dave on niin aito, ettei kukaan ja aivan tarpeeksi älykäs tehdäkseen omat ratkaisunsa.
@@finea5173 Viime aikoina on ollut riittävän paljon keskustelua realityohjelmien vaikutuksista osallistujien mielenterveydelle, etten itsekään haluaisi nähdä Davea sellaisissa. En kuitenkaan lähtisi kritisoimaan näiden ohjelmien osallistujia, vaan formaatteja ja niiden tuotantoa yleensä.
Davelle voisi kyllä sopia sellainen roadtrip ruokamatka halki Suomen, jollaisesta hän on kertonut haaveilevansa. Toivottavasti joku tuotantoyhtiö ottaisi ajatuksesta koppia 😊
@@peittoburrito aivan totta sepäs olisi kiva. Joka tapauksessa hänessä on hyväntuulista karismaa.
Mokkapalat and coffee is disgusting, don't like either. The worse is when you go to a party and think "mmmm that chocolate cake looks good", bite into it, 1 second later and I'm looking for a napkin to spit it out. Its like those coffee revels. uuurrgghh!