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Fattigmand Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
4 egg yolks
2 eggs
1/4 powdered sugar
1 cup flour
1 teas flavoring
1/8 teas salt

Directions:
Directions:
Beat eggs slightly and add other ingredients. Roll out very thin. Cut in diamond shapes. Cut a slot in center. Fry in hot lard or Crisco oil. Fry until light brown. When taking them out, sprinkle with granulted sugar.
"Flavoring means...almond, vanilla, or mint"
Use only 100% pure almond or vanilla. Do not combine, so please decide on which flavor you prefer.
Mint was used in Norway as this is the early spice they enjoyed before and shortly after the Victorian Age.
Fattigmand meaning "poor folk mans" food UFFDA
Now I know why we enjoy it so much !

Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
This recipe is from my Great Great Grandmother
Amanda Louise Arneson Fossum Wallquist.
Her parents Arne and Julia Ankerson Arneson and her Grandparents Lars and Ragnhild Arneson, were among the 26 wagon train frontier families that arrived from Allamakee County, Iowa in the spring of 1868, to Canton, Dakota Territory. She raised her nine children on the Fossum Homestead near Grand Valley Lutheran Church, southeast of Canton. In the spring, March,1893, the Grand Valley Lutheran Ladies Aid Society met in the front parlour at the Fossum Homestead and organized their group. Amanda Louise Forssum, Mrs. Even (Edwin) Fossum was elected their first secretary/treasure. A year later, in July,1894 this group of pioneer women and their husbands organized and founded the Grand Valley Lutheran Church.

 

 

 

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