An exciting pancake recipe found on kiwi.no
This pancake can be served both for breakfast or as
dessert with chocolate sauce or cream
An exciting pancake recipe found on kiwi.no
This pancake can be served both for breakfast or as
dessert with chocolate sauce or cream
A delicious cake recipe found on kiwi.no
Roll cake is an old classic that never fails to delight. They are juicy
and tasty which makes them loved by both children and adults.
A recipe for a traditional lefse spread from southern Norway found on norsktradisjonsmat.no
Traditionary lefse spread from West Agder in southern Norway. Sweet cheese has traditionally been eaten in several parts of the country and is sometimes known as egg cheese. This was often a regular feature on the menu at Christmas and at other festivities.
This recipe was submitted by Eiken Associated Country Women to Norwegian Associated Country Women’s recipe relay in 2012.
A traditional relish/dinner recipe found on recipes,history.org
Perhaps the most interesting aspect of this recipe is Mary Randolph’s direction to boil the potatoes with skin on to keep the starch in for frying. In many historic recipes, the technique is not spelled out as one would require in modern recipes. However, 18th century cookbook authors assumed that the reader was already a cook and familiar with a variety of processes.
A recipe for little more wholesome pancakes meny.no
Try this recipe for healthy, delicious oatmeal pancakes. This recipe is made with oatmeal and is made in no time. If you want a small recipe for theese pancakes, use just half of each ingredient and it is perfect for two!
A local Norwegian lefse recipe found on
norsktradisjonsmat.no
Eidsberg, is a municipality in the inner part of Østfold county, east of Glomma. The municipality includes the lowlands on the east bank of Glomma and the forest lakes eastwards to the watershed towards Halden watercourse. Eidsberg municipality was established in 1837 by the introduction of local self-government.
A lefse recipe found on matoppskrift.no
There are certainly more than a hundred different recipes for lefse
around in Norway. This one from Løvøy is one of them – Ted
A lunch recipe from “Mett På En Litt Sunnere Måte” (Satisfied
in a little healtier way) a free E-booklet published by tine.no
A traditional Swedish lunch/dinner recipe found in
“Carl Butler’s Cook Book” published i Norwegian
by Cappelen i 1974
Nordic cookbook history was written in 1974. That year a bunch of foodie friends published a cookbook that would become one of Scandinavia’s most popular, “Carl Butler’s Cookbook”. With folded corners, patches of pie dough, tomato and French mustard and an unmistakable scent of herbal spices and garlic it can be found in hundreds of thousands of Swedish, Finnish, Danish and Norwegian homes. The book put for the first time coq au vin, moussaka and paté on our tables.
A traditional Scottish breakfast recipe found on what
was then called about.com
No Scottish breakfast would be complete without Tattie scones – Tattie being a familiar term for potatoes. There are many Scottish recipes for Tattie Scones. Some argue that Tattie Scones should not include egg, but the egg helps to glue the potatoes together and makes a lighter scone. To add one or not is your call.