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Terms in Norwegian 1141-1150 of 2001

lomvie

[Norwegian]

Guillemot. Eaten in Iceland.

lønnesirup

[Norwegian]

Maple syrup

løpstikke

[Norwegian]

Lovage. A large unwieldy herb. Pick the stems off the leaves, tie them and hang them to dry for about 3 days. When crisp, crumble the leaves and store. Good in hotpots. Lovage seeds are used mainly in Indian cooking, and are from a plant of the caraway family. The greenish-brown seeds are a little larger than celery seeds and have a strong aroma of rather coarse thyme. Oregano can be substituted.

Lørda

/LOHR-dahg/
[Norwegian]

Saturday

løvetann

[Norwegian]

Dandelion. The young leaves are used in salads or cooked as greens.

løyrom

[Norwegian]

Löjrom. A Swedish delicacy of the delicate, pink roe of the bleak or vendace. These fish are small, so the work involved in providing this delicacy is huge.

lumre

[Norwegian]

Lemon sole. A yellowish-brown, thin, translucent flatfish which is not a true sole, though it has the same blunted shape.

lundefugl

[Norwegian]

Puffin. Eaten in Iceland.

lungemos

/LOON-ghehr-mooss/
[Norwegian]

"Mashed lungs." This is a haggis-like concoction of coarsely minced (US: ground) meat of beef and pork, lungs, hearts and rind flavoured with spices such as nutmeg, ginger and cloves and onions. Different producers vary the percentages of the ingredients.

lunsj

/lurnsh/
[Norwegian]

Lunch. Served from 11 am.