Cured meat from Ryfylke, Norway - Photo: Hanne Sundbø
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Cured meat from Ryfylke, Norway

Food in Ryfylke

Salmon and halibut are important ingredients in the local kitchen in Ryfylke.

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The official website for Ryfylke

The local kitchen

Here are some local and tasty specialities:

  • Potato dumplings ("komler") with salted meat and mashed swedes
  • Trout and salmon from Ryfylke's rivers and lakes
  • Halibut
  • Fresh seafood
  • Tender beef, lamb, pork and poultry
  • Tasty game from the forests and moorlands
  • Potatoes and vegetables
  • Strawberries from Fister
  • Apples, plums and pears
  • Blackberries from greenhouses at Halsnøy
  • Tomato preserves and fresh cherry tomatoes from the Ryfylke islands
  • Suldal ham ("Suldalsskinke")
  • Gong cakes (simple local soft cake baked on a griddle)

Food festivals

The Tomato Festival: first weekend of August at Judaberg on the island of Finnøya.

The Ryfylke Days: first weekend of June in Suldal.

The Norwegian Fruit and Salmon Festival: first weekend of September at Hjelmeland. Fruit and salmon market, tasty food, enjoyable activities, handicrafts and entertainment. Dancing in the evening, beer and wine.

Last updated: 01 September 2008
Summer and seafood in Ryfylke, Norway - Photo: Hanne Sundbø
Summer and seafood in Ryfylke, Norway
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