Author:mbnilsson
I'm an American immigrant to Sweden as of 2008. My blog is for people who like food, Scandinavia, or just think Swedes are hot.Subscribe
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Rhubarb filling/topping
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Slow cooker creamy chicken and wild rice soup
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Bell pepper soup (paprikasoppa)
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Janssons frestelse – Jansson’s temptation
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Ten Swedish Gift Ideas
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Chicken with black currant juice and crème fraiche
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Lingon – lingonberries, three classic ways
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The Swedish Olive Oil
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Baked potatoes in Sweden with Skagenröra
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Spettekaksvåfflor
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Panoramic sugar eggs
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Swedified
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Mom’s buttercream frosting and royal icing recipes
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Melodifestivalen – six weeks of singing Swedes competing to reach Eurovision
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Bacon-wrapped dates stuffed with blue cheese
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Spettkaka (spit cake)
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Princess cake demystified (prinsesstårta)
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Crisp coconut cookies with fleur de sel
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Spooky skull votive giveaway – contest has ended
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Ostkaka (Swedish cheese cake)
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Swedish apple cake with vanilla sauce (äppelkaka med vaniljsås)
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Shortcut Swedish meatballs (köttbullar)
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Swedified
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Nationaldagen – national day (June 6) and the national cake no one seems to know about
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Syrenersaft – Lilac cordial
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Glad påsk – Happy Easter
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A belated anniversary
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Janssons frestelse – Jansson’s temptation
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Lucia and lussekatter
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Applesauce with lingonberries (äpplemos med lingon)
- How to Plant a Berry Spot (Strawberries, Blueberries, and so on).: […] 4. Lingonberries. […]
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Dawn Andersson: Dawn Andersson Can't wait to try this recipe. We live in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but our Farfar and Farmor moved here…
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mbnilsson: Thanks for taking the time to write. I'm so glad you enjoy them! I made them the other day too…
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Wendy Merseth: These are the best! They are so easy to make and in the short time since I found the recipe…
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ratsonthepage: I have 8 Ikea rats and mice at home. They're alllll mine.
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Greg: Just found your blog through pintrest love the lilac cordial idea. The more Swedish background you can give about your…
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Lisa: Laverna was Ted Rhoden's aunt (his father's sister). Ted works with my dad, farming, and lives 1/2 mile from my…
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- Lussekatter, Saint Lucia’s cats: saffron buns to make you glow - Eat Yourself Greek: […] Lucia, shares the latin root lux which means light. In Sweden though she is also associated with Lucifer, the…
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KJ: Our families tradition is Lingonberries too. Strawberries are something new. My Grandparents were full Swedes here in America. Most of…
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Blogmas Day 13: Lucia – Thistles and Kiwis: […] Featured pictures from this website. […]
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Keri Skousen: Tack ska du ha! Thanks for the recipe! I'll compare it to the one I make which is in Swedish…
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