Norwegian deserts

Traditional Norwegian butter cookies are served at Christmas time in Norway. Serinakaker are simple, quick to make and a delicious holiday favorite.

These Norwegian desserts are sweet, simple, and oh-so-satisfying! From cookies to cakes to pie, Norway has some of the best treats around.

This Norwegian cream pudding is cheap to make and feeds a crowd. Serve warm or chilled with melted butter on top. Once you start cooking the mixture, butter starts to seep out. Remove this from the mixture and save for a topping.

Norwegian Christmas Cookies are some of the best cookies to make this Christmas. These recipes are easy to make and the flavor is amazing.

Growing up I spent most of my Christmases in Norway, but even when we stayed in the US for Christmas my Norwegian mother of course had us baking lots of Norwegian Christmas cookies. So I

A buttery and delicately beautiful cone-shaped cookie.

Christmas is a big deal in Norway, and everyone here appreciates that it comes during the darkest time of the year. So we make a BIG deal about our Norwegian Christmas traditions. No time to feel blue about the lack of sunlight when there are Christmas decorations to hang, gifts to be bought, and Christmas parties to attend.

It only takes five ingredients to make these delicious, fluffy little Norwegian butter cookies. These are a traditional Christmas cookie that are simple and perfect for the holiday season!

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Serinakaker are traditional Norwegian Christmas cookies.These buttery cookies are a cross between shortbread and sugar cookies and are rich and delicate.