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<recipe>
 <title>Lefse version 2</title>
 <cook>Norwegians</cook>
 <category>Potato flat bread</category>
 <description>My favorite other thing, made by my late Norwegian grandmother. This recipe is similar to the ones .</description>
 <prep_time>Two days</prep_time>
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 <ingredients>
<item>4 cups (9 1/2 dl) potatoes, cooked</item> 
<item>1 tsp. salt</item> 
<item>1/2 cup (1 1/4 dl) whipping cream</item> 
<item>1/2 cup (1 1/4 dl) Crisco oil</item> 
<item>2 T sugar</item> 
<item>1 1/2 cups (3 1/2 dl) flour</item>
 </ingredients>
 <directions>
<step>Boil and rice potatoes, add salt, cream and oil to warm potatoes.</step> 
<step>Completely cool the potatoes before adding flour.</step> 
<step>You can cut down a little on the cream and oil.</step> 
<step>Making them too rich will make them hard to handle.</step>
<step>Mix sugar with flour and add, kneading as you roll them out with a grooved rolling pin.</step> 
<step>Bake on takke, round griddle.</step>  

 </directions>
 <yield>Not enough.</yield>
<comment> Grandmother (Marie Olsen) would butter then sprinkle sugrar over them before rolling them up and eating them like a finger food. Me too, one right after another and as a child pretending they were big cigars.</comment>
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