/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>5815862
The war was part of the napoleonic wars, and was waged between Denmark and Sweden, with the direct intention of putting enough effort in to regain Finland in the peace treaty.

And according to you, Sweden granted independence to Norway before Norway even asked for it.

Regarding the 'home base' Kaliningrad is the forward base. A naval home base is where a fleet is launched. In case of a NU, Gotland would stand in the way for the air bases in Kaliningrad, which wouldn't even be Russian at that point since Germany could take that area in a matter hours.

The home base of the north sea fleet is in Murmansk, and the purpose of the fleet is to defend against mainly U.S. aggression, as well as to intimidate Canada and Norway. It also operates jointly with the pacific fleet (namely the subs) against China.

Norway could keep their oil. The reserves will last them for another 20 years. The arctic is worth immeasurably much more anyway.

Russia does not keep their entire army to invade Sweden (lol), and just because Norwegians refer to Sweden as "big brother" (for some reason, as a Swede I find that absurd since we see ourselves as smaller and shittier nowadays), doesn't justify your irrational and mentally unhealthy hatred of the glorious union.

>>5815870
Stockholms hotell och restaurangskola, for three years, and then various courses. I've since quit my job as a chef (only worked for a year) and am currently studying political science (with a potential temporary hold deployment to the 'stan in the army)...

All my courses and my three year education divided the european food cultures into cuisines, with a national or regional prefix, for instance, the french cuisine, with the french mediterranean cuisine as a subdivision. Talking about geopolitical areas when it comes to food is retarded.

Now if you excuse me, I have a delicious ärtsoppa I made yesterday that needs tending to.