Norwegian christmas dinner

We have five traditional Christmas dinners in Norway, and which one you eat depends mostly on where you come from. This article will take you through all five; where they're from, how it's eaten, and a absolute killer, 100 % authentic recipe for each of them!

Create memorable meals to pass down in your family or transport yourself to Europe with these old-world Scandinavian recipes from Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway and Iceland.

A simple, elegant Christmas Eve Smörgåsbord menu which both honors Swedish tradition and brings some fresh, modern dishes to the table. #christmas #scandinavian #swedish #smörgåsbord

Traditional Norwegian Christmas food. Add a Scandinavian touch to your festive feast this holiday period!

Also called Kjøttboller. This is a fantastic Norwegian dish, which you can combine with potatoes and cranberry jelly. This filling recipe will bring joy to your winter dinner table.

Indulge in the mouthwatering flavors of Finnish Christmas traditions with our curated list of the top 20 must-try dishes. From hearty roasted meats to delectable pastries, explore the rich culinary heritage of Finland that will transport your taste buds to a winter wonderland. Get ready to savor the authentic Finnish food experience this holiday season! #finnishfood #finnishchristmasfood #holidaytraditions

If you've been around on this blog for a bit, you'll know pizza is one of my favorite things to eat. Here's a very Norwegian-tasting pizza that's super easy to make for the weekend!

If you have the chance to visit this lovely country, Norwegian foods are worth exploring. Some visitors think they are intriguing, while others might

On Christmas eve in Norway, the 24th of December, Norwegians get together for one of the most important dinners of the year, the Julemiddag (Christmas dinner). With this meal we often serve a traditional dessert named Riskrem - Rice Cream. A Norwegian Christmas Dessert The riskrem is a rice porridge…

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