Do You Know What This Dish Is Called?
If you're from the midwest, you may already be acquainted with the sweet lefse, a sweet Scandinavian treat, and if you've never heard of it, your life may never be the same after trying it!
These simple crepe-like flatbreads are delicious with butter and often enjoyed as a side dish to a full meal or on their own with coffee or milk. If you don't have a ricer, that's okay, a regular masher will work just fine.
In our household, we love trying classic recipes from around the world, and this one has been a winner for years – kids and adults alike love these little gems, especially when topped with butter and sugar! And us adults usually pair them with a cup of coffee, just like they do in Scandinavia. However you serve them, they're bound to be gobbled up in no time!
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All the Severson’s know about Lefse!
Cool info thanks :p
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We had a lot of Sweeds marry into our German family and Lefse was one of the many foods that became tradition. That was in Minnesota “don’t cha know”.
looks like flat bread with confectioner sugar inside of it
lnks like lefsa but a little to thick
i use these for taco shells after frying in butter.
Mid west no east coast, stove rags the ladies here have been making them for generations .
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Flap jack?
Lefsa!!
Sweet
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Sorry, but that is not a piece of lefse, lefse is very thin, this looks like a pancake
Swedish pancake?
I am from the midwest and have NEVER heard of these. What is a lefse? Hell I don’t even know how to pronounce that word!
Whatever it is it needs garlic
This lefsa looks a bit thick. I had it very thin like a crepe. lef-sa
It’s a Norwegian treat. I never remember my mother or grandma using garlic ever.
Grew up on grandma’s lease! And this is certainly waaaay too thick! Whoever made this one must not know how to make it. Yummy yummy!
Not everyone!
The lefse in the picture is way too thick!