Ingredients:
Soft Potato lefse
300 g potatoes
100 g flour
100 g cream
½ ts salt
Stockfish cream
200 g diluted stock fish
1 egg
200 ml sunflower oil
½ garlic bulb
½ ts salt
1 ts lemon juice
Mustard seed




Combining a potato lefse, a kind of Norwegian 'tortilla', with a delicious, super-tasty cream made of traditional Norwegian stockfish = The true flavour of the north!
Every year, migrating Atlantic cod called skrei swims from the Barents Sea to the coast of Northern Norway to spawn, setting the stage for one of the largest seasonal fisheries in the world.
The skrei is hung on racks and dries naturally outdoors for months.
"Stockfish from Lofoten" is a Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) in Europe, just like Champagne!
“Stockfish is one of my favourite ingredients. This stockfish cream is also very good on crackers or bread.”
Siriyaporn 'Mymint' Rithisirikrerg
Up and coming star chef at Thon Hotel Lofoten
Try Mymint's delicious recipe, which she served when competing for the young chef's award at Bocuse d´Or in Trondheim in 2024!
Soft Potato lefse
300 g potatoes
100 g flour
100 g cream
½ ts salt
Stockfish cream
200 g diluted stock fish
1 egg
200 ml sunflower oil
½ garlic bulb
½ ts salt
1 ts lemon juice
Mustard seed
Potato lefse
Stockfish cream
Enjoy!


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