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Mamsens Waffles secret recipe

Mamsen’s, the popular Norwegian-style deli on board Viking ships, is well-loved for its traditional Scandinavian fare.

One of the star attractions on the menu which commands a mention is Mamsen’s Waffles served with jam or Norwegian brown goat’s cheese called gjetost and guests savour the flavour of authentic Norway.

The waffles are featured in cookbook ’The Kitchen Table’ produced by Karine Hagen, daughter of Torstein Hagen, Chairman and CEO of Viking.

Karine included Mamsen’s famous recipe along with her favourite recipes from across the globe from her travels on Viking Cruises.

The waffles are based on Karine’s grandmother’s recipes and are served on special Norwegian plates designed by the Hagen family. The plates were found by Karine and her aunty in her grandmother’s kitchen. They served the family meals for decades and the design was replicated to honour Mamsen’s homely fare onboard.

The secret is out – here for you is the recipe for Mamsen’s Waffles.

Breakfast Serves 4 – 6 people (Norway)

INGREDIENTS:

8.8 oz (250g) all-purpose (plain) flour

2 tbsp sugar

2 eggs

10 fl oz (300ml) milk

3 oz (90g) butter

Pinch ground cardamom

½ tsp vanilla extract

Step 1

In a bowl, mix together the flour, sugar, eggs and milk to make a smooth batter.

Step 2

In a small saucepan, gently melt the butter, then whisk into the batter along with the cardamom and vanilla.

Step 3

Cook with a Norwegian waffle iron or lightly oil a grill pan, heat to medium and cook 4-5 tablespoons of the mixture per waffle. Cook the waffle until bubbles start to form on the surface, then flip over and cook until both sides have turned golden brown.

For more information on Viking please visit www.viking.com or call Reservations (AU) 138 747

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