Original 1941 recipe
Verbatim from "Good, cheap daily fare" (1941) – frugal wartime cooking.

Source: Henriette Schønberg Erken, God, billig dagskost, 1941, s. 34 (falt i det fri)
The cleaned, well-washed, dried fish is scraped and ground 4 times in a meat grinder with the flour, the salt and the butter, then ground a further 6 times while gradually adding half of the water stirred out with the dried milk.
The fish paste is now put into a bowl and the rest of the milk mixture is added little by little, along with the cream, i.e. 1 tablespoon Viking dried milk stirred out with 2 tablespoons water.
Cook a test dumpling and from the forcemeat make a pudding, fish dumplings, or fry fish cakes from the raw paste.
From the heads, skin and bones you of course cook fish stock. NB. Remember when cream is scarce, whether it is for this pudding or a little for the coffee cup, this cream is quite excellent. For the coffee cup you can, by the way, just put a little dried milk in the cup and then stir it out with coffee.
Original 1941 recipe
Verbatim from "Good, cheap daily fare" (1941) – frugal wartime cooking.

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