About the joy of cooking and baking in a Norwegian kitchen.
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Our Halloween
Halloween is no traditional holiday in Norway, but the past years it has come, influenced by US. Most of our celebrations are the shops selling costumes, special sweets, and all imaginable and unimaginable items you "simply must have".
I am no shopper, but with an 11 year old girl in the house it is difficult to say no to the "celebration". A group of her friends had a party which they had planned all by themselves, and when Marta came home we had our own family Halloween night in front of the hearth - me, Terje and our two girls.
Sweet rools, hot chocolate with whiped cream, best "china" and real silverware, a crackling fire and the reading of a H.C.Andersen fairytale.
Happy Halloween to you too:-) I ran out of time to visit everyone at the Ball last night so I'm continuing to party this morning! hehe Loved reading how you celebrate Halloween in your country:-) xo
I live in Trondheim, Norway with my husband and two daughters. Two boys have moved out to create their own homes. I work full time, and have alot of interests, but there is hardly a day when you don't find me in the kitchen, playing with old and new recipes. And if I am not to be find it the kitchen, take a look in The Blue Garden. I am a member of the Slow Food movement and a supporter of the Slower Life.
You can contact me at: knitwoman1958@yahoo.com
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16 comments:
What a lovely celebration. Happy Halloween :)
I think this is a lovely way to celebrate Halloween. It's always interesting to know what happens in other countries. Happy Halloween to all of you!!
happy halloween! its nice to hear what others do in other countrys!! Your celebration sounds lovely!!
Happy Halloween your celebration sounds delightful
Thank you so much for explaining how Halloween "is" in Norway. It sounds delightful. Happy Halloween!
trick or treat
for some hot chocolate, please!
:-)
Happy HallowNorwayween!
Sandra Evertson
Happy Halloween to you and yours :)
Sounds like a lovely Halloween night.
Halloween in the US has certainly got a little too wild and commercial for me.
Hope that that part of Halloween never touches your life.
Your celebration sounds as divine a ghoulish night as I would ever want to have.
what a lovely table...have we danced yet...hope you're having a ghoulish day...blessings, rebecca
Britt Arnhild, what a perfect celebration! You could teach us North Americans a few things on how to properly celebrate the holiday.
xoxo
Gillian
this is so lovely Britt...
happy Norway-style
xox - eb.
Love how you celebrate...it's seems simple and FUN and MEANINGFUL! Thanks for sharing!
Have a great Halloween Evening.
What a lovely celebration--it sounds like the perfect evening to me.
Happy Halloween to you too:-) I ran out of time to visit everyone at the Ball last night so I'm continuing to party this morning! hehe Loved reading how you celebrate Halloween in your country:-) xo
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