These Norwegian potato flatbreads, or lefse, as your average Vikings fan’s grandmother would call them, combine two of my favorite things in the world – bread, particularly flatbread, and potatoes. So, it’s a little strange that it took me this long to film a batch, but I finally did, and the results were... to read the rest of Chef John's article about these amazing Lefse, please follow this link to become a member.)
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