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Lefse

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By klm
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Does anyone have a tested Lefse recipe that actually tastes good and isn't too frustrating to make?

Thanks!

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Ok, I'm not sure if no one has responded because they don't have a recipe or because they aren't sure what lefse is. If the latter is the issue, it's a norwegian food that is essentially a tortilla rolled very thin but made from potatoes not corn. I've emailed several companies on the west coast who make it and one company from Norway but none had any insight to offer. I've also tried making the one from the Celiac Sprue website and it did not turn out well. Again, any ideas would be good. The problem is that I cannot get the "dough" to stick together when rolled that thin (it is fried on a griddle).

Thanks again.

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Hi,

I don't know if this helps but I believe Bob's Red Mill Xantham Gum use to carry a gluten-free Lefse recipe on their package. It is however not listed on their new package. I would recommend the Bob's Red Mill website.

Enjoy the lefse, I haven't had any in years.

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