Comments on: Norwegain Christmas Eve dish http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=norwegain-christmas-eve-dish Thu, 29 Jul 2010 14:25:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Christmas Tree and Food Traditions in Norway http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-23274 Christmas Tree and Food Traditions in Norway Wed, 24 Dec 2008 18:40:37 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-23274 [...] rutabaga and I like Brusselssprouts and cranberry jam. Read my post about how to make and eat it here! On Christmas Days (both the 25th and 26th of December are holidays in Norway), the family feast [...] [...] rutabaga and I like Brusselssprouts and cranberry jam. Read my post about how to make and eat it here! On Christmas Days (both the 25th and 26th of December are holidays in Norway), the family feast [...]

]]> By: flower girl dress for less http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-12477 flower girl dress for less Mon, 12 May 2008 04:29:55 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-12477 Ceux-ci sont absolument adorable! Elle fait un travail fantastique! Ceux-ci sont absolument adorable! Elle fait un travail fantastique!

]]> By: himalman http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-8094 himalman Sat, 22 Dec 2007 11:53:51 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-8094 Wish this Christmas Eve brings for you the gifts of happiness, good helth & joy ! I love Christmas Eve dinners with Family. <strong>RennyBA</strong> Thanks for the visit and greetings - wish you a good one too! Wish this Christmas Eve brings for you the gifts of happiness, good helth & joy ! I love Christmas Eve dinners with Family.

RennyBA
Thanks for the visit and greetings – wish you a good one too!

]]> By: kitty litter http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2179 kitty litter Thu, 28 Dec 2006 18:47:40 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2179 My woman is missing her Pinnekjøtt which she would usually have New years Eve. (My Ribbe and sausage came out very good ...for an American! by the way. Next year we head to Oslo for the holidays. This year the misplaced vikings will have to make do with Filet Mignon for NY Eve<br/>God Jul! My woman is missing her Pinnekjøtt which she would usually have New years Eve. (My Ribbe and sausage came out very good …for an American! by the way. Next year we head to Oslo for the holidays. This year the misplaced vikings will have to make do with Filet Mignon for NY Eve
God Jul!

]]> By: Richard http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2173 Richard Thu, 28 Dec 2006 14:43:30 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2173 While not the typical food I am familiar with (Polish), it does look good and I am always willing to try new foods.<br/><br/>A few Christmases ago I prepared a Swedish dish Sillsallad (with beets) - which my Peruvina guests had some difficulty with. Of course, I had created a hodgepdge of foods including a pear-leak soup (which was a hit). While not the typical food I am familiar with (Polish), it does look good and I am always willing to try new foods.

A few Christmases ago I prepared a Swedish dish Sillsallad (with beets) – which my Peruvina guests had some difficulty with. Of course, I had created a hodgepdge of foods including a pear-leak soup (which was a hit).

]]> By: TorAa http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2170 TorAa Thu, 28 Dec 2006 13:58:32 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2170 Renny, after all the good food you had on Christmas Eve, I'm sure you had a real traditional quality family time this Christmas.<br/>PS. Sorry posting this so late, but I think we got our broadband installed this afternoon. I'll check it out.<br/>Give our love from me and Anna to Diane. Renny, after all the good food you had on Christmas Eve, I’m sure you had a real traditional quality family time this Christmas.
PS. Sorry posting this so late, but I think we got our broadband installed this afternoon. I’ll check it out.
Give our love from me and Anna to Diane.

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2154 Anonymous Wed, 27 Dec 2006 03:18:56 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2154 Merry Christmas Renny! Hope you've had a great one!<br/><br/>Cheers,<br/>Liz<br/>(P.S With love from the Comment Whore too) ;) Merry Christmas Renny! Hope you’ve had a great one!

Cheers,
Liz
(P.S With love from the Comment Whore too) ;)

]]> By: RennyBA http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2153 RennyBA Wed, 27 Dec 2006 01:20:00 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2153 To all: Sorry I'm late replying, but have been busy eating (she new post tomorrow!)<br/><br/>@Barbara: I make lutefisk yea - proof soon!<br/><br/>@Liza's Eyview: Glad you liked. Tomorrow there will be more Norwegian, family Christmas eating:-)<br/><br/>@MotherOfInvention: We are only half way through - see more tomorrow!<br/><br/>@Diane: Pork ribs are very different and better roasted in the oven.<br/>Thanks for the greetings and I return your wishes!<br/><br/>@Charles: Thanks. Good to know you've had Ribbe!<br/><br/>@Grish: Glad you liked it! & Merry Christmas to you too!<br/><br/>@Neil: Thanks for sharing yours - I like that kind of educating comments - sound delicious.<br/><br/>@Lynn: Lamb is good, even for one.<br/>Thanks for sharing your Christmas Eve Feast - you know I love to read that kind of comments as we get to learn about each other's traditions and culture!<br/><br/>@Missy: Soooo glad to see you back and on time to wish you Merry Christmas!<br/><br/>@OsakaOtaku: Your welcome and also welcome over whenever you like!<br/><br/><br/>@Mark: Glad you've had some Norwegian traditional food and Aquavit is a must of course - get use to it!<br/><br/>@Britt-Arnhild: Fish at Christmas Day sounds like a good idea!<br/><br/>Mrs Liferuiser: Glad you learned something from your neighbors country then! and it should be what you are used to on Christmas Eve of course:-)<br/>Pics or not - your post are always great!<br/><br/>@Sky: So glad you shared your tradition too - that's what enrich posts and comments - thanks!<br/><br/>@The Bizarre Jokester: Thanks - hope the same for you!<br/><br/>@Shionge: Need something to warm us op you know. Happy Holiday Season to you and your family too!<br/><br/>@Tin-tin: I appreciate you too and love to read yours too! Great way to keep in touch and sharing foods and our daily life:-)<br/><br/>@Lime: Thanks for you kind words and you know I love to share and to give you something to learn about Norway.<br/>Mine was great - hope yours were too!<br/><br/>@Teena: Yea, blogsphear is great this way!<br/><br/>@NeiLDC: Thanks - you too!<br/><br/>@PigDoggie: Wooow, a whole bunch of fans - thanks:-) To all: Sorry I’m late replying, but have been busy eating (she new post tomorrow!)

@Barbara: I make lutefisk yea – proof soon!

@Liza’s Eyview: Glad you liked. Tomorrow there will be more Norwegian, family Christmas eating:-)

@MotherOfInvention: We are only half way through – see more tomorrow!

@Diane: Pork ribs are very different and better roasted in the oven.
Thanks for the greetings and I return your wishes!

@Charles: Thanks. Good to know you’ve had Ribbe!

@Grish: Glad you liked it! & Merry Christmas to you too!

@Neil: Thanks for sharing yours – I like that kind of educating comments – sound delicious.

@Lynn: Lamb is good, even for one.
Thanks for sharing your Christmas Eve Feast – you know I love to read that kind of comments as we get to learn about each other’s traditions and culture!

@Missy: Soooo glad to see you back and on time to wish you Merry Christmas!

@OsakaOtaku: Your welcome and also welcome over whenever you like!

@Mark: Glad you’ve had some Norwegian traditional food and Aquavit is a must of course – get use to it!

@Britt-Arnhild: Fish at Christmas Day sounds like a good idea!

Mrs Liferuiser: Glad you learned something from your neighbors country then! and it should be what you are used to on Christmas Eve of course:-)
Pics or not – your post are always great!

@Sky: So glad you shared your tradition too – that’s what enrich posts and comments – thanks!

@The Bizarre Jokester: Thanks – hope the same for you!

@Shionge: Need something to warm us op you know. Happy Holiday Season to you and your family too!

@Tin-tin: I appreciate you too and love to read yours too! Great way to keep in touch and sharing foods and our daily life:-)

@Lime: Thanks for you kind words and you know I love to share and to give you something to learn about Norway.
Mine was great – hope yours were too!

@Teena: Yea, blogsphear is great this way!

@NeiLDC: Thanks – you too!

@PigDoggie: Wooow, a whole bunch of fans – thanks:-)

]]> By: Pig Doggie http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2151 Pig Doggie Tue, 26 Dec 2006 19:02:48 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2151 Oh, Rennie:<br/><br/>You are my favorite. My wife's, too (Big Pig), as well as our daughter (Piglett). Oh, Rennie:

You are my favorite. My wife’s, too (Big Pig), as well as our daughter (Piglett).

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2150 Anonymous Tue, 26 Dec 2006 18:37:21 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2006/12/24/norwegain-christmas-eve-dish/#comment-2150 Feliz Navidad desde España!!<br/><br/>More blessings and more food??? nah!! happiness!<br/><br/>Happy new year!! Feliz Navidad desde España!!

More blessings and more food??? nah!! happiness!

Happy new year!!

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