Discover Norwegian cuisine — fårikål, lutefisk, raspeball, brunost, and the fish-and-fjord Nordic table.
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Norwegian cuisine reflects a coastal-and-mountain larder: salmon and cod (fresh, cured as gravlaks, dried as tørrfisk/klippfisk, or alkalized as lutefisk), lamb and cabbage (fårikål, the national dish), potato dumplings (raspeball/komle), and brunost (caramelized brown whey cheese). Preservation traditions and game define the canon, distinct within the Nordic group.
mediumNorwegian · Side Dishes
Rømmegrøt is a traditional Norwegian sour-cream porridge made by coaxing butterfat from rich cultured cream. It is served for farm feasts and family gatherings, often with lefse and slices of brunost at the table.

Norwegian · Stews
Fårikål, sometimes written farikal without the Norwegian letter, is Norway's beloved autumn stew of lamb, cabbage, salt, and whole peppercorns. It is humble, fragrant, and traditionally served with boiled potatoes.