A lunch recipe found in “Krabbe” (Crab), an e-booklet
published by godfisk.no
In most major food stores in Norway, you can get crab shells filled with crab meat. If you can’t get hold of this, buy two pre-cooked crabs and clean them yourself.
A lunch recipe found in “Krabbe” (Crab), an e-booklet
published by godfisk.no
In most major food stores in Norway, you can get crab shells filled with crab meat. If you can’t get hold of this, buy two pre-cooked crabs and clean them yourself.
A modernised version of the classic Norwegian
crab patties found on godfisk.no
Crabs live on the bottom of the sea, from shallow beach areas down to 300-400 meter / 1000-1300 feet depth. In Norway, it is usually found as deep down to 50 meter / 165 feet and in areas with a lot of stones. Fall is the main season for catching a crab here. Then the crab are at their best, with plenty of meat in the shells and a delicious white meat in the claws.
Crab meat has been used to make patties like this in Norway for a long time. This recipe on the other hand they have been modernized via Eastern cuisines.
An exciting version of baked potatoes found on “Mett på en litt
sunnere måte” (Hearty in a little healtier way) a free e-booklet
published by tine.no
To make a simple version of chakalaka, start by heating oil in a saucepan and add chopped onions, garlic and green peppers. Fry the vegetables until the onion is transparent and then add curry and chili pepper and a can of beans in tomato sauce. Boil until everything is heated well. Mix some chakalaka with cottage cheese if you can’t get hold of the mixture ready for cooking. Serve the rest of the chakalaka with the baked potatoes and fried or grilled meat.
A vegetarian recipe found in “Sunt og Godt”
(Healty and Delicious) published by Det Beste in 1988
This spicy dish combines sweet peppers and tomatoes with fiery chilli powder and cayenne pepper in a sauce with delicious lentils, beans and chickpeas. Server with a salad of cucumber and yoghurt tasted with mint, it will taste fresh and chilly with this spicy chilli.
A Brazilian recipe found in “Internasjonale Retter med
Norsk Fisk” (International Dishes made with Norwegian Fish)
published by Vennergren-Cappelen in 1987
Ceviche is a fun way to cook food. It is a method of preparing raw fish and shellfish. You marinate raw fish or shellfish in lime or lemon juice and the citrus acid causes the proteins to coagulate, so the seafood is actually cooked. You can add any kind of tastes to a ceviche.
A juicy campfire skewer recipe found at tammileetips.com
Grilled sweet and spicy chicken skewers that is so easy to make! Great for the campfire or camp grill! Pineapple, peppers, and chicken grilled together to make a perfect meal.
A Chinese inspired stir fry dish found on oxo.co.uk
Stir frying (Chinese: 炒; pinyin: chǎo) is a Chinese cooking technique in which ingredients are fried in a small amount of very hot oil while being stirred in a wok. The technique originated in China and in recent centuries has spread into other parts of Asia and the West. Many claim that this quick, hot cooking seals in the flavors of the foods, as well as preserving their color and texture.
A campfire breakfast recipe found at blog.koa.com
The ingredients for this breakfast can be prepared ahead, packed in plastic bokses and easily assembled at your campsite.