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Boknafisk
Boknafisk is a dried fish from Nordland County, rooted in local cooking tradition.
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Norway
Boknafisk is a dried fish from Nordland County, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Norway
Norwegian fish balls of minced white fish, softer and smaller than fiskekaker, served in white sauce. A daily and home staple, soft and savory, a national comfort food, served with potatoes and carrots, a quick and easy dish, a fish dish.

Norway
Norwegian fish cakes of minced white fish (cod or haddock) with milk, flour, and spices, pan-fried. A coastal and national classic, soft and savory, served with potatoes and dill sauce, a daily and home staple, a comfort fish dish.

Western Norway, Norway
Klippfisk
Norwegian salted and dried cod, a coastal and export staple since the 1700s, rehydrated and used in bacalao. A national and historic producttile fish, an ingredient.

Norway
Lutfisk
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.

Bergen, Norway
Persetorsk is a seafood dish from Bergen, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Western Norway, Norway
Plukkfisk is a seafood dish from Western Norway, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Norway
Røkelaks
Røkelaks (Norwegian Smoked Salmon) is a smoked fish from Norway, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Northern Norway, Norway
Norwegian seasonal cod from the Barents Sea, arriving January to April, prized for its firm, white flesh and roe. A national and seasonal delicacy, served boiled with potatoes and liver, a winter and coastal icon, a premium and seasonal fish.

Northern Norway, Norway
Tørrfisk
Norwegian air-dried cod, dried on racks in the wind and sun, a Lofoten and ancient tradition. A national and historic export, a preserved and versatile fish-age product, an ingredient.