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Order "Norwegian Brain Food" (a.k.a. Lefse) from these sites
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Freddy's
Lefse
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A fellow lefse-lover passed along this website to me,
saying he's found Freddy's to be "one of the best!" And
since it's a North Dakota firm, I suspect he's correct (I'm a North
Dakotan).
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Lefse
Time
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Lefse Time offers traditional hand rolled lefse and
lefse making products. You will also find instructions for making your
own lefse with recipes and stories.
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Lena's Lefse
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A fellow "Lefse Lover" recommend Lena's to
me. I got a kick out of their "Lefse Emergency
Hotline"!
"I've never tasted better lefse
(except my grandmother's of course) - its got to be the water in Ulen
and the potatoes from the Red River Valley."
Jan H. (lefse lover since '66)
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Tiegen's Oslo Store
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A new link - brought to my attention by my (Norwegian)
father.
According to their site: lutefisk, herring & lefse
are only shipped October through April to be sure it gets to you
fresh. However, they're available in the store year around.
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Mike's Lutefisk
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Lutefisk, lefse and herring shipped from one of
the largest Lutefisk processing companies in the United States. |
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Marina
Market
Poulsbo, WA
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...located
in Historic Downtown Poulsbo, Washington has an extensive selection of
specialty foods with an emphasis on Scandinavian delicacies.
Owner Andrea Rowe tells me:
"I
sell 4 kinds of Lefse! Mrs. Olsen's, Scandia Bakery (the best! from
Stanwood WA.), Vestlands and Ragna's lefse mix."
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The Lefse Factory
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...committed to providing you with the freshest hand-rolled lefse throughout the year. |
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The House of Jacobs
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Willmar, MN company has lefse ("The World's Best"), grills, mix and more! |
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Mrs. Olson's Lefse
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Norwegian-style potato lefse and more, from Gonvick MN |
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The Wooden Spoon
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this Plano TX shop is the place to buy those special Scandinavian items and it's also a cultural center! |
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www.lefse.com
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Countryside Lefse Company |
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Kings
Norsk Products
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Wheatland, Colorado lefse |
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Granrud's Lefse Shack
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Opheim, Montana home-made style potato lefse |
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Norseland Lefse
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various Scandinavian Products |
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Do you need a recipe for lefse?
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Lefse
Time
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Aunt Charlotte's Lefse recipe (a Lefse Time favorite)
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Your
Lefse Connection
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from Barbara Korsmo, owner of Barbra's
Place in Gresham OR
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Chad's Lefse
Recipe
requires Adobe Reader
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a South Dakota recipe submitted by Chad Bremmon, whose great-great
grandfather is from Norway. |
How
to Make Lefse
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a recipe (and more) from LeAnn R. Ralph's book "Christmas in
Dairyland" |
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A
visitor passed along this recipe from the book Flatbreads and
Flavors: A Baker's Atlas by Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid.
Get the recipe
Order
the book from Amazon.com
"I'm not a Norske but a Norwegian
friend says the above-mentioned recipe that I have made, makes the
best lefse she's ever had!"
--- Karen, northern Idaho |
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"Tender Wonderful
Lefse"
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Submitted by Joyce from Norske Country (near La Crosse & Westby,
WI).
"Bet if you try it - it's the only
one you'll make from now on!" --- Joyce
Today, I made the Westby lefse recipe. Oh my lord, was it
wonderful! I think that you should mention that it makes WAY more
lefse then quoted. Perhaps I take the "roll lefse as thin as
possible" to an extreme, thanks for sharing the recipe. My father
in law is from Westby, I'm dying to say what he thinks.! Have a
wonderful day!
---Melissa B. 3/4
Norwegian (Sept 2005) |
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Rob's Yummy Lefse
(Adobe Acrobat PDF file)
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Lefse Lover Rob Marx sent me this recipe. He's got 20 yrs of experience and the recipe includes some great tips!
Webmaster note: This one's a
winner. My daughter and her fiancé did a couple of batches of
this one and it was super-tasty. Two lefse sticks up! |
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Rob's Yummy Lefse
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Same recipe, but as a "standard" web page |
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7-Up Lefse
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Uncle David Holter sent this one to me. It looks so simple (no potatoes to peel or cook). Gotta try it soon!
Webmaster warning:
We tried this one in January '02, and didn't care for it that
much. It uses vegetable oil instead
of butter or margarine, and
that maybe the difference. It is certainly easy, however. And,
is there really such a thing as "bad" lefse? |
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Jeg Elsker Lefse!
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"I Love Lefse" (recipes) from Dave's Lefse Page |
Terry's Lefse Links
