Norwegian

[English]

Terms in Norwegian 1491-1500 of 2001

røke(t) laks

/RUR-kehr laks/
[Norwegian]

Smoked salmon. When buying smoked salmon look at the white markings which cross the red flesh in wavy parallel lines. These should not be too wide as, if the fish is too oily, the flavour won't be at its best.

røkt

/rurk(t)/
[Norwegian]

Smoked

røkt hyse

[Norwegian]

Smoked haddock. To smoke haddock, it is first gutted, cleaned and split before being brined and then hung up to drain. It is then smoked until it develops a straw colour. They darken after they process has been completed.

røk(e)t ørret

/RURKT/RUR-kehr UR-eht/
[Norwegian]

Smoked trout

røkt skinke

/rurkt SKING-kehr/
[Norwegian]

Smoked ham

rom

/ruhm/
[Norwegian]

Rum

romano(salat)

[Norwegian]

Romaine lettuce. Cos lettuce.

romersalat

[Norwegian]

Romaine lettuce. Cos lettuce.

rømme

/RUR-mehr/
[Norwegian]

Thick soured cream (US: cultured sour cream).

rømmekolle

[Norwegian]

Soured or fermented curd cream. Curd cream.