Comments on: Rakfisk, a Traditional feast in Norway http://www.terella.no/2008/03/10/rakfisk-a-traditional-feast-in-norway/ Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:48:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Rakfisk dish as traditional fish delicacy from Norway http://www.terella.no/2008/03/10/rakfisk-a-traditional-feast-in-norway/#comment-53731 Rakfisk dish as traditional fish delicacy from Norway Mon, 08 Mar 2010 01:52:58 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2008/03/10/rakfisk-a-traditional-feast-in-norway/#comment-53731 [...] more about this Norwegian traditions; here is some of the previous posts from our Rakfisk feasts: Rakfisk, a Traditional feast in Norway Norwegian Family Tradition with Rakfisk Rakfisk – a traditional Norwegian Yule [...] [...] more about this Norwegian traditions; here is some of the previous posts from our Rakfisk feasts: Rakfisk, a Traditional feast in Norway Norwegian Family Tradition with Rakfisk Rakfisk – a traditional Norwegian Yule [...]

]]> By: Maria http://www.terella.no/2008/03/10/rakfisk-a-traditional-feast-in-norway/#comment-53638 Maria Sun, 07 Mar 2010 15:13:21 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2008/03/10/rakfisk-a-traditional-feast-in-norway/#comment-53638 I'm thinking of the typical food. It has to be delicious. I would really like to know the true cuisine of Norway as you teach in your blog. Some typical family restaurant. I also think that here in Spain we have products with denomination of origin, world-renowned products such as ham, olive oil, etc ... I would love to know what the Norwegians. Renny you are very kind. I hope to be with you in August. I'm a little scared because I know no one and my English is not perfect. Hugs I’m thinking of the typical food. It has to be delicious. I would really like to know the true cuisine of Norway as you teach in your blog. Some typical family restaurant. I also think that here in Spain we have products with denomination of origin, world-renowned products such as ham, olive oil, etc … I would love to know what the Norwegians.
Renny you are very kind. I hope to be with you in August. I’m a little scared because I know no one and my English is not perfect.

Hugs

]]> By: Barb http://www.terella.no/2008/03/10/rakfisk-a-traditional-feast-in-norway/#comment-53469 Barb Sat, 06 Mar 2010 14:42:23 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2008/03/10/rakfisk-a-traditional-feast-in-norway/#comment-53469 Looks like another awesome meal. Would love to try it sometime. Do you make it yourself or purchase? And, did you know when you google "rakfisk" you are #2 on list - only after wikipedia's entry. Looks like another awesome meal. Would love to try it sometime. Do you make it yourself or purchase? And, did you know when you google “rakfisk” you are #2 on list – only after wikipedia’s entry.

]]> By: Reverend Tex B. Acon http://www.terella.no/2008/03/10/rakfisk-a-traditional-feast-in-norway/#comment-27294 Reverend Tex B. Acon Tue, 31 Mar 2009 06:40:44 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2008/03/10/rakfisk-a-traditional-feast-in-norway/#comment-27294 Very nice information...the World needs more Bacon info! Thanks for this, Hallelujah :) Sincerely, Rev. Tex B. Acon First Pastor of Baconpops - Maple Bacon Lollipops WWBD - What Would Bacon Do? Very nice information…the World needs more Bacon info! Thanks for this, Hallelujah :)
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]]> By: Olaf Steen http://www.terella.no/2008/03/10/rakfisk-a-traditional-feast-in-norway/#comment-21993 Olaf Steen Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:12:13 +0000 http://www.terella.no/2008/03/10/rakfisk-a-traditional-feast-in-norway/#comment-21993 May I compliment you on the excellent presentation on rakfisk! I live in America an a relative just brought me some rak oerret from Wangsten in Valdres. I have never eaten rakfisk but have heard much about it also about its pronounced smell. The Wangsten product looks beautiful pink in color and shrink wrapped - so no smell. In the transit from Norway the Wangsten package might have been out of refrigeration from time to time. Could this present a problem? As you might have guessed, I am concerned about food poisoning. Is the any danger of that? I would greatly appreciate your comments. I shall be looking forward to your comments. Olaf Steen <strong>RennyBA</strong> Thanks for the compliment Olaf (a very Norwegian name!) and how nice that you have relatives who can bring you rak ørret from Norway! The smell was bad sometimes in the old days, but seldom nowadays as they are better in the fermenting process and Wangsten is know for excellent products. Since I don't know eventually how long time it have been out of refrigeration, its hard to say, but I don't think there should be no problem. Bone appetite and it would have been nice if you could tell me if you liked the rak ørret. May I compliment you on the excellent presentation on rakfisk! I live in America an a relative just brought me some rak oerret from Wangsten in Valdres. I have never eaten rakfisk but have heard much about it also about its pronounced smell. The Wangsten product looks beautiful pink in color and shrink wrapped – so no smell. In the transit from Norway the Wangsten package might have been out of refrigeration from time to time. Could this present a problem? As you might have guessed, I am concerned about food poisoning. Is the any danger of that? I would greatly appreciate your comments.
I shall be looking forward to your comments.

Olaf Steen

RennyBA
Thanks for the compliment Olaf (a very Norwegian name!) and how nice that you have relatives who can bring you rak ørret from Norway!
The smell was bad sometimes in the old days, but seldom nowadays as they are better in the fermenting process and Wangsten is know for excellent products.
Since I don’t know eventually how long time it have been out of refrigeration, its hard to say, but I don’t think there should be no problem.
Bone appetite and it would have been nice if you could tell me if you liked the rak ørret.

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