#norwegianchristmasfood #edutainment #lutefisk
Zombie Fish, Twig Meat and Skull Delicious. You won’t believe what Norwegians eat for Christmas! Some of the stuff you will witness in this hilarious video might make a long-lasting scar on your soul. And appetite. But Norwegians are actually looking forward to these meals.
Traditional Norwegian Christmas food is based on ancient traditions. Some of these dishes were eaten by the Vikings over a thousand years ago. The dishes are marked by a raw and brutal time, when there were no refrigerators, freezers or shops. These are delicacies that should last through a long, cold and dark winter. Therefore, the ingredients are completely unique and quirky, the recipes are characterized by the connection to nature and a passionate to old, fat sheep.
In this sarcastic and very comprehensive Norwegian Christmas Food video, Ronald invites you on an insane culinary journey through the Norwegian cuisine. He shows you the Norwegian way of making real and authentic Christmas food. To cook Lutefisk he must use caustic soda, twigs and branches for dish nr 2 and a bandage in front of his eyes for number 3. Since the last dish is so scary and disgusting that you get a nightmare from watching it. But the meat is lovely and incredibly tender.
The guys have decorated for Christmas with art from El Gronk in the kitchen. It's a good and happy mood - until Ronald starts cooking. Then Mads starts complaining loudly, while Ronald tries everything he can to keep the facade. But he ends up turning green and having to vomit.
As always very self-deprecating and totally over the top!
Have a beautiful and happy Christmas with a lot of good food and drinks!
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Art and t-shirt: El Gronk #elgronk
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