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- Recipes, Cooking Tips, and Food News | Norwegian Potato Cakes - Foodista
Mix half of the potatoes with about ½ cup of wheat flour and approximately two tablespoons of oil, then mix together in a food processor The dough should not be sticky, if it is, add more flour It’s important not to have too much flour in the dough, the less flour used, the better the cakes turn out
- Traditional Norwegian Lomper – Potato Flatbread
Lomper are a staple in Norwegian kitchens, and once you learn how to make them I bet they’ll become a staple in yours They’re tasty, versatile, and healthy Lomper are soft potato flatbreads, sort of like tortillas, made from potatoes, a bit of all purpose and rye flour, and a pinch of salt
- Traditional Norwegian Potato Cakes Potetlomper
A recipe for classic Norwegian potato cakes found in “Mat for All” (Food for All) published by Tiden Norske Forlag in 1985 Before the American way of eating hot dogs, with the frankfurter in a bun reached Norway sometimes in the late fifties, it was potato cakes like these we wrapped around the sausages here
- Norwegian Potato Lefsa - Allrecipes
Lefsa is a traditional Norwegian flatbread made with mashed potatoes, cream, flour, and sugar Lefsa are usually reserved for holiday meals when they are served warm with butter and sprinkled with cinnamon-sugar for a sweet treat They are also delicious rolled up with a juicy pickled herring
- Small Potato Cake | Sons of Norway
Peel, and twice grind, rice, or mash while still warm, until potatoes are smooth and elastic, thus requiring less flour Add salt during this process, rather than adding it to the water, it increases the elasticity of the potatoes The more elastic the potatoes, the better the lumpe Cool
- How to Make Norwegian Potato Lefse Recipe - Weekday Pescatarian
This tender, tasty and traditional Norwegian flatbread is the perfect treat Lifted off a hot griddle, spread with butter and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar, it's the festive snack you'll be dreaming of all year round - Norwegian Potato Lefse Recipe
- Lefse (Norwegian Potato Flatbread) Recipe | King Arthur Baking
Beloved by Norwegians everywhere, this traditional flatbread is similar to a crêpe, though slightly thicker While in Norway lefse was traditionally made from a variety of flours, when brought to America it became strictly potato-based — because potatoes are what most Norwegian immigrants were able to grow quickly and successfully here
- How To Make Lefse: A Norwegian Potato Flatbread
This traditional Norwegian staple is easy to make and delicious to eat, served a variety of ways Get the recipe here—no special equipment needed!
- Jessica Murphys Norwegian potato cake in 30 mins - RTÉ
Tonight at 7:30 on RTÉ One, Jessica Murphy shows us how to make Norwegian potato cakes on brand new series, Grow Cook Eat
- Norwegian Lefse (Potato pancakes) – The Goldilocks Kitchen
Norwegian Lefse is a cross between a fluffy loaf of potato bread and a tortilla, yet sweeter and eaten much like a crepe on holidays or special occasions Spread it with sweetened butter, jam, bacon or a combination of the two, and roll it up to eat it
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