My family has always loved apple pies. Normally we would eat it during the season of Norwegian apples around mid-september. Juicy red apples grown on the hillside of the beautiful fjords of Norway, or just a regular tree in someones garden. Since blackberries are ripe and in season at the same time I combine the two into this lovely pie.
Read MoreLefse is one of the more famous Norwegian foods known around the world. Lefse is also quite different depending what town you visit, or even what home recipe you’re tasting. There’s sweet, salty, thin, thick, and lefse made with different basic ingredients like potatoes or flour. Served with lots of different fillings as well. This recipe will show the most basic and popular one. Thick lefse with a lefse butter. It’s the kind my grandmother made. Norwegian lefse is a big part of a Norwegian’s childhood and they’ll eat lefse often until their last breath.
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Truth be told this is a very traditional dish in Norway. It’s like a few of the strange fish traditions where there’s suppose to be served with akvavit. It’s a flavored spirit that is principally produced in Scandinavia, where it has been produced since the 15th century. This to remove the cabbage taste. But then again there’s people who like cabbage!
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One of my favorites during lunch time at my high school years, became a holy goods when eating short time after going out of the oven at the bakery. Still today I cannot resist going by the baker when they have 12 Øres lunch sale.
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Mom's Spice Cake Mom's spice cake is packed with sugar and spices. It'll stay moist and delicious...
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A classic delicious breakfast, lunch ham in the holiday of Christmas or Easter. Simple to make. Some can’t get enough of this in my family, so I guess it’s that good. I’m not that big fan to be honest.
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Cinnamon Rolls is always a winner. Well when they smell to good to resist, and taste so freaking good that you can’t stop eating. So easy to make, that anyone could do it.
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Norwegian Apple CakeIn the beginning of fall in Norway local apples is available in most...
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Veiled Peasant GirlsVeiled Peasant Girls is the royal dessert of the kingdom of Norway. I...
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Norwegian Crown Prince CakeThis is one of my own recipes. It is very similar to the Norwegian...
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This recipe is very similar to French toast, but in Norway we call them “arme riddere”. This translates to “brave knights” But it’s also served more as an evening snack than breakfast.
After I married an American girl I’ve understood that this kind of toast is far better as breakfast.
I’ve worked a couple of years to find my own recipe and measurements. And I think you’ll be very satisfied with this recipe.
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