- Kvikklunsj is just about as Norwegian as you can get. All Norwegians have been bought up to eat Kvikklunsj after long skiing trips in the mountains at Easter. There are national versions of Kvikklunsj all ...
- Serves 8 PREPARATION: 1 Fry the vegetables in a pan with the olive oil for a few minutes. Add the coconut milk and water. Allow the mixture to simmer until the vegetables are soft. Mash ...
- Serves 10 PREPARATION: 1 Dissolve the yeast in a bowl of water. Mix in the flour, 1 tbs. oil and salt. Knead the dough for 5 minutes until it is pliant and even. Cover it ...
- PREPARATION: 1 Mix the vinegar, sugar and water in a bowl. Add the seaweed and onion and mix well. Let it marinade for 1-2 hours. Serve the pickled seaweed on a plate and garnish with ...
- Main course Serves 4 PREPARATION: 1 Soak the birch wood plank in cold water overnight to prevent it from burning when you place it on the charcoal. 2 Light the grill. Grind the spices and ...
- Appetizer Serves 4 PREPARATION: 1 Light the grill. Meanwhile, get started on the potato and ramsons purée. 2 Boil the potatoes in seawater until soft. Drain the potatoes, but keep the potato water. Smash the ...
- Appetizer Serves 4-6 PREPARATION: 1 Mix the cold water and salt until the salt dissolves. Cut the salmon into large chunks. To clean the scallops, remove and discard the guts and the unwanted membrane, keeping ...
- Cooking sausages in a thermos flask is a very Norwegian type of meal, and it is also very practical for when you go for a walk in the forest or on a cold winter day. ...
- Appetizer Serves 4 PREPARATION: 1 Place the thin slices of trout on a bed of ice. Season lightly with sea salt. 2 Pour the crushed glacial ice in a wide-brimmed glass. Chop the juniper berries ...
- Small hamburgers are great for festivals because they are so easy to hold when you’re standing and waiting for the next act. This is Sara La Fountain’s festival burger recipe. The fat in the ground ...
