Events » Norsk Importbutikk-Smaking (Norwegian Import Store Tasting)
Norsk Importbutikk-Smaking (Norwegian Import Store Tasting)
April 28th, 2024
Swedish Club 22398 Ruth Street, Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Louise Giles email louiseagiles@gmail.com
Additional Information:
Tasty Gathering Set for Nordcap Members
Good things are on the menu for the Members Gathering on
Sunday, April 28th. at 4:00 p.m.
at the Swedish Club, 22398 Ruth Street in Farmington Hills.
A donation of $10 is requested.
The theme is Norsk Importbutikk-Smaking (Norwegian Import Store Tasting).
Yes, there will be tastings of foods normally sold at our Nordkap Import Store. Some of them (such as fish balls, or Fiskeboller) may not be so familiar to our members. Samples of home-made potato lefse created in Mary Morehead’s cooking class will also be offered.
Why do this demonstration? We hope the tastings will introduce members to Norwegian foods they may not have known about or been reluctant to buy. The Import Store will be open at the gathering, so people can easily purchase foods they’ve sampled. Packages of lefse from Mary’s cooking class will be sold with proceeds from those items going to our scholarship fund.
Five lefse will cost $5.
And there’s a meal, too.
Our gathering will begin with a build-your-own, open-faced sandwich meal. You‘ll choose from the toppings provided. A display of samples will demonstrate which items typically go well together. Please consider joining your friends for this yummy Nordkap event.
Good things are on the menu for the Members Gathering on
Sunday, April 28th. at 4:00 p.m.
at the Swedish Club, 22398 Ruth Street in Farmington Hills.
A donation of $10 is requested.
The theme is Norsk Importbutikk-Smaking (Norwegian Import Store Tasting).
Yes, there will be tastings of foods normally sold at our Nordkap Import Store. Some of them (such as fish balls, or Fiskeboller) may not be so familiar to our members. Samples of home-made potato lefse created in Mary Morehead’s cooking class will also be offered.
Why do this demonstration? We hope the tastings will introduce members to Norwegian foods they may not have known about or been reluctant to buy. The Import Store will be open at the gathering, so people can easily purchase foods they’ve sampled. Packages of lefse from Mary’s cooking class will be sold with proceeds from those items going to our scholarship fund.
Five lefse will cost $5.
And there’s a meal, too.
Our gathering will begin with a build-your-own, open-faced sandwich meal. You‘ll choose from the toppings provided. A display of samples will demonstrate which items typically go well together. Please consider joining your friends for this yummy Nordkap event.
