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Troms Cuisine

Boknafisk (Semi-Dried Cod)

A local specialty where cod is air-dried in the cold Arctic air, then rehydrated and boiled, served with potatoes, bacon, and a butter sauce. 1)

Fesksuppe fra Tromsø (Tromsø Fish Soup)

A creamy Arctic fish soup made with cod or halibut, root vegetables, leeks, and fresh herbs, sometimes enriched with reindeer stock for extra depth. 2)

Mølje (Cod Head and Liver Stew)

A bold, traditional dish made from boiled cod heads, liver, and roe, served with potatoes and flatbread. Highly nutritious and deeply connected to Northern Norwegian heritage. 3)

Reinskav (Sautéed Reindeer Meat)

Thin slices of reindeer meat are pan-fried with onions, mushrooms, and juniper berries, then served with mashed potatoes and lingonberry jam. 4)

Gomme (Sweet Cheese Porridge)

A sweet, caramelized cheese dish made from slow-cooked milk, sugar, and semolina, often served as a dessert or spread on flatbread. 5)

Blodpølse (Blood Sausage)

A rich and spiced sausage made from reindeer blood, flour, and lard, typically served with mashed rutabaga and lingonberry jam. 6)

Røkt Hvalbiff (Smoked Whale Steak)

A delicacy in Troms, this dish features whale meat that is lightly smoked, then seared and served with roasted root vegetables and a berry sauce. 7)

Rå Reker (Fresh Arctic Shrimp)

Tiny, sweet Arctic shrimp, eaten fresh with mayonnaise, lemon, and flatbread, straight from the cold waters of Tromsø’s coast. 8)

Skjelldyrgratinert (Baked Scallops and Shellfish)

A seafood delicacy where scallops, mussels, and shrimp are baked in a rich butter and herb sauce, served with freshly baked bread. 9)

Tørrfisk fra Lofoten (Stockfish from Lofoten)

Dried Arctic cod, eaten plain or rehydrated and cooked in a stew. Sometimes served with butter, mustard sauce, and mashed potatoes. 10)

Finnbiff (Sami Reindeer Stew)

A rich and creamy reindeer stew cooked with cream, mushrooms, bacon, and juniper berries, served with mashed potatoes. 11)

Havtorsk Med Kaviar (Seared Catfish with Caviar Sauce)

A local Arctic catfish, pan-seared and served with a creamy caviar sauce, often accompanied by buttered potatoes and fresh dill. 12)

Karsk (Moonshine Coffee)

More of a drink than a dish, Karsk is hot coffee mixed with strong home-distilled alcohol—a traditional way to stay warm in Troms’ freezing climate! 13)

Nordnorsk Lefse (Northern Norwegian Flatbread)

A soft, sweet potato flatbread, traditionally served with butter, sugar, and cinnamon, often eaten with coffee as an afternoon treat. 14)

Multekrem (Cloudberry Cream Dessert)

A dessert made from wild Arctic cloudberries, folded into whipped cream and sugar, often served at Christmas or festive gatherings. 15)

troms_cuisine.txt · Last modified: 2025/03/19 01:48 by aga