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Definition of lingonberry in English: lingonberrynounPlural lingonberries ˈlɪŋɡ(ə)nˌbɛriˈlɪŋɡ(ə)nˌb(ə)riˈliNGənˌberē Another term for the cowberry, especially in Scandinavia where the berries are much used in cooking. Example sentencesExamples - Sample traditional Swedish delicacies such as köttbullar with lingonberries and pickled cucumber, or matjes (pickled herring), usually served with dill potatoes and best accompanied by ice-cold schnapps.
- And then there's the forest berries growing wild - blackberries, blueberries, raspberries, cranberries, cloudberries, and lingonberries.
- Cloudberries and lingonberries, both of which grow wild on mountain plateaus, are particular favorites.
- Where the animals come together to drink and play, there are many fruit trees and some of the best lingonberries in the whole of northern Europe.
- The Swedish meatballs are a charming rendition of the Minnesota classic: nicely rough-hewn balls stand sturdily in their tan gravy, guarding fresh-tasting mashed potatoes and enough lingonberries to make you feel fancy.
- Among the specials were traditional sautéed reindeer, potato purée and crushed lingonberries for €14.50.
- This was served with a lingonberry coulis, which was a weird choice with fish, because it was essentially lingonberry jam.
- Think teak tabletops covered in lingonberries, herring, salmon, aquavit, pancakes and those cute little gherkins.
- Rather than arabesques of asparagus grass and lingonberries on the floor of a boreal forest, they envision white treeless wastes.
- Hungary has a rich cheesecake packed with raisins and brandy in a wholemeal crust; Finland has lingonberry and blueberry cheesecakes baked in a cardamom-flavoured bread crust.
- Swedish meatballs and lingonberries just won't cut it.
- There is no haggling, but why be thrifty over cured reindeer meat, heaps of cloudberries, lingonberries and baskets of wild mushrooms?
- Add the lingonberries and adjust flavors with sugar.
- Try the whitebait roe and the roasted reindeer with pickled chanterelles and crushed lingonberries.
- They serve pancakes with lingonberries or strawberries with ham at a buffet in the basement one Sunday a month.
- There were stalls piled with pyramids of different coloured berries - deep purple blackcurrants, scarlet strawberries, pink lingonberries and bright orange slushy cloudberries.
- The menu is creative and eclectic - Swedish pancakes with lingonberries, Greek salad, quesadillas, cinnamon rolls, Native American fry bread, herring, cheeses, and much, much more.
- It also gets along well with mushrooms and berries: lingonberries, cranberries, rowanberries.
- The Scandinavian-inspired fare includes pan-roasted salmon, venison, and roast duck with lingonberries.
- This offering from the land of lingonberries and good vodka comes to us via the U.S. capital city.
Origin 1950s: from Swedish lingon 'cowberry' + berry. Definition of lingonberry in US English: lingonberrynounˈliNGənˌberē Another term for the mountain cranberry, especially in Scandinavia, where the berries are much used in cooking. Example sentencesExamples - There is no haggling, but why be thrifty over cured reindeer meat, heaps of cloudberries, lingonberries and baskets of wild mushrooms?
- And then there's the forest berries growing wild - blackberries, blueberries, raspberries, cranberries, cloudberries, and lingonberries.
- There were stalls piled with pyramids of different coloured berries - deep purple blackcurrants, scarlet strawberries, pink lingonberries and bright orange slushy cloudberries.
- Hungary has a rich cheesecake packed with raisins and brandy in a wholemeal crust; Finland has lingonberry and blueberry cheesecakes baked in a cardamom-flavoured bread crust.
- This was served with a lingonberry coulis, which was a weird choice with fish, because it was essentially lingonberry jam.
- It also gets along well with mushrooms and berries: lingonberries, cranberries, rowanberries.
- Sample traditional Swedish delicacies such as köttbullar with lingonberries and pickled cucumber, or matjes (pickled herring), usually served with dill potatoes and best accompanied by ice-cold schnapps.
- Among the specials were traditional sautéed reindeer, potato purée and crushed lingonberries for €14.50.
- Add the lingonberries and adjust flavors with sugar.
- The menu is creative and eclectic - Swedish pancakes with lingonberries, Greek salad, quesadillas, cinnamon rolls, Native American fry bread, herring, cheeses, and much, much more.
- Think teak tabletops covered in lingonberries, herring, salmon, aquavit, pancakes and those cute little gherkins.
- Try the whitebait roe and the roasted reindeer with pickled chanterelles and crushed lingonberries.
- Cloudberries and lingonberries, both of which grow wild on mountain plateaus, are particular favorites.
- The Swedish meatballs are a charming rendition of the Minnesota classic: nicely rough-hewn balls stand sturdily in their tan gravy, guarding fresh-tasting mashed potatoes and enough lingonberries to make you feel fancy.
- This offering from the land of lingonberries and good vodka comes to us via the U.S. capital city.
- Swedish meatballs and lingonberries just won't cut it.
- Rather than arabesques of asparagus grass and lingonberries on the floor of a boreal forest, they envision white treeless wastes.
- The Scandinavian-inspired fare includes pan-roasted salmon, venison, and roast duck with lingonberries.
- They serve pancakes with lingonberries or strawberries with ham at a buffet in the basement one Sunday a month.
- Where the animals come together to drink and play, there are many fruit trees and some of the best lingonberries in the whole of northern Europe.
Origin 1950s: from Swedish lingon ‘cowberry’ + berry. |