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lingonberry

Fruit of a small creeping plant (Vaccinium vitis-idaea) of the heath family, related to the blueberry and cranberry. Also known as cowberry, foxberry, and mountain or rock cranberry, the lingonberry is a wild plant used for jelly and juice by northern Europeans and by Scandinavians in the U.S. The plants grow densely in the forest understory and, like cranberries, can be harvested by raking.



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The sharpness of the pickle and sweet-sour lingonberries compliment the rich, creamy mash and unctuous sauce and subtle spices lift the meatball to another level.
In the first defeat, Johansson was floored by Patterson's left, causing the writer AJ Liebling to observe that Johansson "went down like a double portion of Swedish pancakes with Lingonberries and sour cream".
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