lefsekling.
a lefse—a soft, unleavened Norwegian flatbread—spread with butter, often also with sugar and sometimes cinnamon
Meaning & usage
a lefse—a soft, unleavened Norwegian flatbread—spread with butter, often also with sugar and sometimes cinnamon
Where this word comes from
From lefse (“lefse”) + kling (“flatbread or lefse spread with butter or sour cream”), literally “lefse spread with butter or sour cream”. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk lefsekling (“buttered lefse”).
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