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Traditional Favo Rites

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Scandinavian Classic Baking

By Pat Sinclair

Published 2011

  • About
When people immigrate to a new country they are often seeking prosperity, easier lives or basic freedoms. They bring their native traditions to their new country as a way to stay connected to their native lands.
Lefse is an essential part of any celebration when Norwegians gather. For best results, a special rolling pin with grooves aids in rolling it very thin and lefse sticks make it easier to turn. A potato ricer is essential for the best texture.
Lingonberry jam is popular in Sweden because lingonberries grow wild on a tree-like shrub in areas with a cool climate. They are easily harvested by anyone willing to pick and clean the berries.

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