I bring you a culinary guide to my breakfasts, lunches, and some of my snacks growing up. This is not quite complete, as the pictures include only one trip to the local grocery store in the middle of some kind of strike. As you can see, it is a very balanced and healthy diet – providing about equal servings of both categories of the food pyramid: grains and dairy products.
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You sure know how to make an old body homesick!!! (And I recognize my dishes, so I see you’ve found everything you need to fix breakfast at the apartment).
I hear there are 4 strikes going on in Norway right now, one of which has to do with transportation, so that’s probably why the shelves at the grocery store look so bare. I understand there’s also a hotel strike(?)
mom
Oh so wonderful! Thanks for sharing :)
Hey mom, thanks for stopping in, sorry to make you homesick. Jennie!!! Great to see you are also popping by. I’ll be in NYC next week! I saw your web site and will be reading you!
I think yogurt bread’s significance is lost in the translation. I wonder if this is more like a buttermilk bread instead. You will have to give us an update on what the bread is like!
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