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My cousin in Norway sent me 8 favorite recipes of the family at Christmas. All in Norwegian! Is there someone on the list willing to translate them for me OFF list? By the time I figure them out it would be July 4th! And of course I would be willing to share with the list any that might appeal! They are for: Smultringer Fattigmann Berlinerkranser Sandkaker Kokosmakroner Sirupssnipper Hvite kakemenn Pepperkaker Tusen Takk, Linda J. Guy
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Never heard of that one. My Mom use to make what she called "Norwegian Butter Cookies" I remember it used one pound of butter to make and she put it through the cookie press in the shapes of trees, camels etc. My Grandfather from Fedje loved them! Does anyone have a recipe for them? I haven't been able to find them in the recipe sites listed here lately, I've looked. But I may of had a Senior moment and missed it somewhere. Thanks, Linda J. Guy
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i can't understand why it's so hard to find! I live in RURAL PA and went to the little grocery and bought two .45 oz---12 gm bottle for $.99 each! I could buy it and ship it to anyone in the USA cheaper than the prices I'm seeing! Granted the bottle is small but it will do. Anyone really needs some contact me off list. Linda
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My daughter Delores, has received cards from all over the country from this list. I thank everyone who sent her a card! After all the therapy to get her limbs working again, she really looks forward to the mail! She still can't move her legs, but has tingling in the right one and she can feel them touch her right big toe! So there is hope. But she has a long way to recovery. You don't know how much she enjoys all the cards. Again, Thanks so much. I have been trying to find a place to buy a bottle of Lennie
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I have lots of good memories of Christmas with my Grandfather. Grandmother was an "American Lady" so I never knew any of the Norwegian customs and food at Christmas. This year is a lot different! Thanks to this list, and especially Odd, I have found over 300 of Grandfathers Norwegian family and I am in touch with a lot of them! They are helping me with the family history and the customs of my Norwegian heritage. I finally received a card from my only Aunt. She hasn't called or written in over two years! Sh
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Olaf, I bet your a great cook in the kitchen! Thanks for the translations. I'm going to try one of them this weekend after I get the church Christmas baskets out. Let you know how I do. Linda
7. Akevitt & krumkake - Norwegian style [0.967568]
For what its worth; Aquavit or akevitt means "Life's Water". Its an alcoholic drink made from potatoes. I have been to the factory in Gjxvik, Oppland county and seen how the spiritus is made. It doesn't become Akevitt, however, until it has been stored in barrels for quite some time and not *real* Linie Akevitt until it has passed the Equator two times... Krumkake is a very thin cake cooked on a special, patterned hotplate. When the cake is still hot it is rolled into a cone shape. It hardens into the cru
8. Re: Clickable URL [0.967568]
Steinar, it worked perfectly Thursday evening. Knut in Odda Steinar Vissebreten wrote: > At 23:04 30.11.2001 Friday, Pat Johnson wrote the following: > >Close...here it is again! > >http://www.lawzone/half-nor > >Pat in Idaho > >It's a wonderrful site - keep trying! > > Well, the site does not work!! > > You have forgotten the correct address - something is missing in the line > you transfer to us. > > Steinar.
9. Re: Clickable URL [0.967568]
try using google...js ----- Original Message ----- From: "kort frydenborg" To: Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2001 7:49 AM Subject: Re: Clickable URL > Vell, it stil dont vork: > > http://www.lawzone.com.half-nor > > As far as Nestcape is concerned, this URL don't exist. > > Got ta be some mis-spel or sumptin. > > Kort > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Buy the perfect holiday gifts at Yahoo! Shopping. > http://
10. RE: How do Norwegians decorate the house for Christmas [0.967568]
> WE leave Akevitt & Krumkaga all over the Hus. Hus = House We do bake "Krumkake" for Christmas (my favorite) and can also buy most kinds at the Store, some even bake a "Kransekake". "Akevitt" is an alchol that you drink straight (no mixing), they say that the best kind is "Linje Akevit" which has travelled across the Ecquator by ship. If I remember right the "Wilhelmsens Rederi" is the liner that transport them "down under and back up". Some people love the stuff, but none of us can stand it, but t
11. Den Norske Forening i New York [0.967568]
I just received two little booklets that belonged to my gg-grandfather. They appear to be records of his membership in the New York Norway Club from 1895-1912. The books appear to be the club rules and bylaws with a place to record monthly dues in the back. There are some names and addresses of officers. Can anyone tell me more about this club? On the cover it has Kontrabog mellem printed before the name of the club. Inside, before the bylaws, it says "Love" for Den Norske Forening. how does this tr
12. Re: BULAND/BJALAND/BJOLAND [name strategies] [0.967568]
Hei Buland, Goodman married Brijnelson, Isabel/Brennard, Isabel, June 7, 1852, v. B, #207, LaSalle County, IL. Apparently the transcriber entered it twice in the IL Statewide Marriage Index, as she must have give both names. A copy of the marriage record may be obtained from the Regional Archives. The IRAD center at Northern IL Univ. seems to make no charge. Other centers may charge $1 for photocopy and postage. Isabel's brother Anders Brynildsen Saue's marriage, Dec. 18, 1858 is recorded under the nam
13. Lost Family Hoydalsmo, Laardal, Telemark [0.967568]
MAILER-DAEMON@mail1.btigate.com wrote: > > Hi. This is the qmail-send program at mail1.btigate.com. > I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses. > This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out. > > : > 216.240.40.205 does not like recipient. > Remote host said: 550 : User unknown > Giving up on 216.240.40.205. > > --- Below this line is a copy of the message. > > Return-Path: > Received: (qmail 1666
14. Re: Improvise for Lefse uffda [0.967568]
I just finished making Lefse for the first time. I have only began to experience some of my Norgewian heritage and have never seen the "completed" product nor tasted it so I hope that I done it right. I used my electric "SlapJack Cooker" (my 5 yr. old grandsons name for my large griddle) and a regular spatular and rolling pin. Being from the part of the country that I am (Texas) to me they resemable flour Tortilla. They are not very round but...... expericence must come along some where. Wanda Mobley
15. Re: Laugvik [0.967568]
Mon, 17 Dec 2001 23:23:11 +0100, Egil Xyangen wrote: >In the 1865 Census I find 2 Laugvik farms in Aure in Mxre og Romsdal, and 1 in Brxnx(Brxnnxy) in Nordland. >The farms in Aure are named Laukvik in the 1900 Census, while there are only some Laukholm farms in Brxnx. > there are Laukvik Risxr, Aust Agder Aur, Mxre Romsdal Flatanger, Nord trxndelag Brxnnxy, Nordland Steigen Nordland Karlsxy, Troms Lenvik, Troms Tromsx, Troms Alta Finmark Berleveg, Finmark Lebesby, Finmark Vardx, Finmar
16. Fw: Money Translation Please [0.967568]
----- Original Message ----- From: Sioux Valley Real Estate To: Norway List Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2001 9:50 PM Subject: Money Translation Please In 1835 some land values and work values were as follows: Can someone give an estimate as to what the value would be in US dollars? 4 Rdl yearly value of an estate 62 Spd 19 Skl was total estate 35 Spd 75 Skl was to be divided. Thank You! for any help you can give me. I know the family will ask what is that worth and I haven't a clue, so even a
17. Rosemaling, Norske, Danske, Svenske? [0.967568]
On a large wooden platter I have, is painted "V o l k o m m e n -j".with dots over the first O. I can't quite decide, Norske, Danske, Svenske. The center is a doll-faced women in folk dress, (could be Swedish), surrounded by painted foliage. Any hints, helps, or guesses appreciated. Bill Allen
18. New Year Celebration [0.967568]
Happy New Year ! We have a 15 y.o. New Year's Eve tradition where several families meet around a bonfire at Lake Nessjxen in Eidskog parish. This year the bonfire is really huge, because it will be around -10/-15 F. A little bit north of us - still in Hedmark county - they expect the temperature will sink far below that. We chat and drink Juleglxgg - some bring with them their "moonshine". Most of these people are farmers. Then we gather at one of the farms and have dinner. Meat from the grouse, wild du
19. Re: immigration [0.967568]
Russell, I have several books for Polk County, MN, which is where Fosston is located. Please send me names, dates, etc. and I'll try to help. I also suggest you do a posting for Polk County at: www.usgenweb.com Jon Raymond St. Paul Park, MN http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~raymond
20. ?N=F8kkel=F8st?= [0.967568]
Hei Ingrid! You could never offend a North American curmudgeon. Even if the 'ost' was from the 'xst!' Olaf > I am sorry if anyone was offended. This was not my intention. > Have a nice Christmas! > Ingrid > > Hei Ingrid, > > > > Its not nice to make fun of an old man who can no longer remember when its > > "x" and when its just."o".
21. Merry Christmouse! [0.967568]
With aplogies! T'was the night before Christmas, And all through the house, Not a creature was stirring Except one little mouse. She scampered all over Both upstairs and down. She scampered all over In her ragged nightgown. She burst into the parlour And what did she see, But a mountain of presents And a glorious tree. But off in the corner On an old worn-out mat Were hundreds of crumbs Where the people had sat. Back in the nest she shouted with glee, 'Come brothers, sisters and cousins, Come with me
22. Re: Bygdeboke for Ullensager [0.967568]
Hi Sandra, If you go to http://members.tdn.com/dagwood/lookups.html you will find two listers that have offered to do lookups in the Ullensaker bygdeboker. Regards, Garth Subarulvr@aol.com wrote: > I am looking for information concerning 3 farms in Ullensaker. Anyway, any > help would be appreciated as I do not have access to a bygdebok > or even know if one is available for this region?
23. Re: Web Address [0.967568]
It is http://www.museumsnett.no/mka/ssa/index.htm Garth Siswil@aol.com wrote: > Hi: > > I would appreciate it if someone could give me the web address for Solem, > Swiggum & Austhiem.
24. help with more info-Knute B. made trip to visit Norway in 1948- [0.967568]
I found tale that Knute/Knut Bakken did make a trip back to Norway about 1948 to visit family. His wife had passed away already... would this visit back to Norway be somewhere for me to track it down?? :D Julie PS. I'm sitting here looking threw this "brief" history of his that my great aunt gave me and I'm being struck by the info that I have and didn't realize it could lead to more answers for me... such as: About 1883 they moved to Denbigh...they joined the Rural Norway Lutheran Church in Dec. of 1
25. Ingvaldson [0.967568]
Odd, This has been quite a morning, going from hardly knowing anything to finding names of grandparents, and ggrandparents, etc. I cannot thank you enough for your help. I was hoping for some help, but I never dreamnt I would learn all of this.You gave us quite a Christmas present! My grandfather died when my dad was only five and he has never known anything about him. He is soon to be 80 yrd.old, and you have made him a very happy person with that info.Thank you very much!!! List- The info Odd gave me sa
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