Showing posts with label Norweign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norweign. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 18, 2024

Lefse in an Instant!

 Mix Dry Ingredients: 

5 C. Instant Potato Flakes

1 tsp. salt

3 Tblsp. sugar


Mix Wet Ingredients:

1 C. Cream (whole milk or evaporated milk)

1/2 C. Oil

1 1/4 C. 7-up (have used Squirt as a sub and turns out fine)

2 1/4 C. Water


Mix wet and dry ingredients together. Let set or a few minutes to let instant flakes soak up the moisture.

Add in 2 C. Flour.


Roll into balls (about 1/4 C. per ball = 22ct.). Chill. 

Roll balls out into 11-12 inch circles and fry at 450 - 475 degrees on lefse grill.

Lay to cool under dish towels to keep moisture.


Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Fattagy-man Norweign Bow Ties

Many people have not heard of fattagy-man or fattigman but they were always a treat for us by Grandma Mort, a full Norweign. I have tried many times but have not quite got the knack of these crispy fried treats.

6 eggs- beat well
6 tbls. sugar
6 tbls. cream
1 tsp. or more vanilla
flour


Mix eggs, cream, sugar. Add flour until right consistency (hard to achieve even for Norwegian veterans). It should be stiffer than sugar cookies, but not as stiff as piecrust, according to Grandma. Roll on floured counter until paper-thin. Cut into diamond shapes with slit in middle. Lift from counter and stretch the corners more. Drop into deep fat fryer until it comes to top and then turn. Fry until golden brown on both sides.



Alternate Recipe
3 egg yokes
3 tablespoons sugar
3 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
1 teaspoon vanilla
1-1/4 cup floor
Beat egg yokes and sugar well with mixer. Add cream and vanilla and mix well with mixer. Add floor little by little folding with a spoon.

I do have better luck with this recipe.