Fenalår refers to the cured leg of mutton which is one of Norway's unique national speciality.

Mutton is the trademark of Norway's cooking when it comes to meat dishes, although, other meat from the games are also used as a food source. Elk is mostly used in most inland areas and reindeer meat is the specialty of the north of the country.

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