Fårikål
Norway's national dish, celebrated each autumn: mutton and cabbage layered in a pot with peppercorns and simmered for hours into tender, peppery simplicity.
What it is
Norway's national dish, celebrated each autumn: mutton and cabbage layered in a pot with peppercorns and simmered for hours into tender, peppery simplicity. Ingredients: mutton or lamb on the bone, white cabbage, whole black peppercorns, salt, flour (a dusting between layers, traditional), water; boiled potatoes to serve. Recipe: 1) Cut cabbage into wedges; chunk the meat. 2) Layer meat and cabbage in a great pot, salting and peppering each layer. 3) Add water to cover. 4) Simmer 2.5-3 hours until the meat leaves the bone. Serve: with boiled potatoes and the pot's own broth — seconds are mandatory. Flavor: sweet cabbage, rich mutton, pepper warmth. History: fårikål ('mutton in cabbage') was voted Norway's national dish in the 1970s and again in 2014; the last Thursday of September is its feast day. See also: Pinnekjøtt, Lefse.
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