Fish

Lutefisk

Lutfisk

Norway

A Norwegian dish of dried cod rehydrated in lye, then boiled or baked, gelatinous and pungent. A Christmas and winter tradition, served with potatoes, bacon, and mustard, a national and festive classic, an acquired taste.

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What it is

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A Norwegian dish of dried cod rehydrated in lye, then boiled or baked, gelatinous and pungent. A Christmas and winter tradition, served with potatoes, bacon, and mustard, a national and festive classic, an acquired taste.

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Pale, gelatinous, translucent fish pieces served with potatoes, bacon, and mustard, pungent and unique, a Christmas tradition, a national and acquired-taste dish.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

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Native to

Norway

Country-wide tradition

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Traditional in

Sweden

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Traditional in

Faroe Islands

Country-wide tradition

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Traditional in

Greenland

Country-wide tradition

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Names around the table

One food, more than one name.

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