A baking recipe found in “Den Store Bakeboken”
(The Big Baking Book) published by Schibstedt i 1978
Norwegians seldom eat hot lunches, so fresh bread or rolls is important stuff here round that time of the day whether we’ve packed our lunch before leaving home or buy sandwhiches at a bakers or in the cafeteria at work. Special bread or rolls like these are popular here both home baked and bought.
A recipe for some juicy and sweetish rolls that are just
perfect for a picnic found on brodogkorn.no
These apple rolls are extra succulent and naturally sweet and can be made with all types of apples. Perfect for the picnic basket or a lunch.
A baking powder recipe found in “Snow King’s Famous Southern Baking Recipes for Better Baking” published in 1929
Recipe by Irene Paschall (see picture), Brush Creek, Tenn. The recipe won a prize at Woodman’s Picnic, Brush Creek, Tenn., in 1924.
A great baking recipe found in “Spennenede Mat”
(Exciting Food) published by Skadinavisk Presse in 1980
Here you got not only a delicious, but also a highly decorative bread! Golden Parmesan cheese and fresh green oregano drizzled over an elongated collection of rolls, is a great variation. Each roll can be broken off at the table.
A tradirional Continental baking recipe found in “Spennenede Mat” (Exciting Food) published by Skadinavisk Presse in 1980
A classic Danish recipe from “Spennende Mat” (Exiting Food)
published by Skandinavisk Presse in 1980
Nothing beats warm, freshly baked whole grain rolls. Bake a big portion and put some in the freezer. Pick out a few rolls, warm them and enjoy the smell of fresh bakery even on a stressful Monday morning.
A traditional biscuit recipe found on bhg.com
These hat-shaped biscuits will remind you of tender yeast rolls. Serve them with hot soup or a crisp, cool salad.
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A great roll recipe found on brodogkorn.no
These rolls are equally suitable as accessories or finished sandwiches. With these rolls, a good cheese and a bottle of wine, all is set for a simple, but very nice meal.
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Two classic Norwegian yeast bakery recipes found in “Gjærbakst” (Yeast Bakery) published by Hjemmets Kokebokklubb in 1979
Anyone familiar with Scandinavia knows we eat a lot of bread, crisp bread and rolls. This of course leads to a multitude of recipes for yeast baking. All from fluffy white bread to dark wholemeal bread.
Trditional bread has flavored with a lot of different ingredients from treacle, nuts, sausage, raisins and cheese to spice and herbs like these loaves and rolls.
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