Embark on a culinary journey through time and explore the flavors and dishes of the Viking Age. These authentic Viking recipes will give you a taste of the foods that nourished the legendary Norse warriors. From hearty stews to rustic bread, these dishes provide a glimpse into the Viking's daily life...
Embark on a culinary adventure to Vanaheim by preparing a decadent feast inspired by Norse Mythology. Each recipe is created in honour of the Vanir gods!
When we chose Norway as the Scandinavian country we’d study for geography club, it was really all about the Vikings. The clothes, longboats, food, and way of life is fascinating Really, what little boy could resist? My rough and tumble boy certainly wasn't one to resist the topic, and frankly, my girls were just as excited
A fun recipe for cooking with kids whilst learning about the Vikings. This is similar to the bread that would have been eaten by the chief of the village and tastes great with either stew or butter and honey.
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Transform your kitchen into a Nordic haven with this beautifully crafted Viking Coffee Recipe board. This unique piece features a traditional Viking coffee recipe, etched onto a circular wooden board, perfect for hanging in your kitchen or coffee nook. The intricate Celtic knotwork encircling the recipe adds a touch of ancient charm and elegance, making it not just a practical guide but also a striking piece of decor. Each sign ships with a twine string and a hanging hook included. .: Made from Baltic birch wood .: Printed with UV printing technology .: Hook hanger and jute twine string included .: 4 different sizes to choose from
These Danish recipes bring a taste of Denmark right to your own kitchen! From meatballs to herring salad, these authentic dishes put a fun new spin on your weekly meals.
Sprouted buckwheat sourdough bread containing whole grain buckwheat flour and fresh sprouted buckwheat groats. Incredibly healthy and incredibly delicious!
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Découvrez notre recette de pain viking au levain, traditionnellement préparé dans les pays nordiques. Savoureux et facile à réaliser chez vous !
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Perfect for the holiday season, in this weeks article we take an in-depth look at mulled mead, with a tried and true historic recipe you can prepare at home.
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Lutefisk, which means "lye fish," is dried cod that has been treated with lye for preservation. While there are, of course, more advanced ways of preserving food, lutefisk is a Scandinavian tradition still enjoyed today. Before it is prepared, it is soaked in cold water for days to remove the lye.
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