Diese stammen aus einem alten internationalen Kochbuch von mir, in dem preisgekrönte Rezepte aus der ganzen Welt vergeben werden.
Ich frage mich, ob eines dieser Gerichte Dinge sind, die in Häusern/Restaurants in Norwegen aus der Ferne gefunden und serviert werden könnten.
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Von WoListin
6 Kommentare
Nope, I’ve never heard of them. I mean sure I eat reindeer, but not with pineapple!
Where’s the boiled, salty meat? Where are the bland, unseasoned potatoes?
Olives? Truffles? Tarts?
What kind of fever dream is this?
Not really. Never even heard of that first dish, and quail isn’t a normal ingredient either. The third dish, reindeer with pineapple! Now I’ve heard everything, LOL.
I’d rather recommend newer sources like this website (Scandinavian Recipies) I. can’t really speak for the danish/swedish section of that site, but the Norwegian dishes she makes are all familiar. The author is Norwegian. [https://scandinaviancookbook.com/17-traditional-norwegian-recipes/](https://scandinaviancookbook.com/17-traditional-norwegian-recipes/)
Not so much. Pancake usually served with blueberry jam (artic best kind) or sugar, and bacon
The other dish might call it self «inspred by» of I’m nice
The recipes are absolutely not common home cooking. This could possibly have been some restaurant signature dishes a few decades back.
Reindeer with pineapple….. Weird, but I’d like to try that one time.
Veal with Crab….. that is just weird. But again, it is so weird that maybe one should try before dismissing.
The quail pancake thingy is definitely something that is the result of a creative mind.
Extremely elaborate and very unlikely to be found served in any home.