Recipes

bönor - Brown Beans Brown beans is a classical Swedish dish, which has become less popular during recent decades.

à la Lindström The origin of this dish is not entirely clear. Most believe that it was introduced by Captain Henrik Lindström (1831-1910)

- Hasselback Potatoes Hasselbacken is a still functional restaurant in Stockholm where this delicious potato dish first was served.

- Christmas Ham The main dish served on Christmas Eve is the "julskinka", the traditional Christmas ham. Usually, a

- Swedish Meatballs There are almost as many recipes for Swedish meatballs as there are Swedish amateur chefs. The three main types are: (1)

- River Crayfish Earlier crayfish was abundant in most Swedish fresh waters. However, beginning in early 20th century a

- Saint Lucia Buns On 13 December the Swedes celebrate the Italian Saint Lucia with a remarkable enthusiasm, surpassing any Italian festivities

- Cheesecake "Ostkaka", cheesecake, is a traditional dish from the province of Småland in southern Sweden. Swedes normally do not

- Hashed Leftovers Pyttipanna" can be made in a variety of ways. Essentially, it is a traditional Swedish way of using meat leftovers. The

- Swedish Herring Salad This is a typical Swedish Christmas dish to be included in the traditional smörgåsbord served as dinner on Christmas

- Sailor's Stew We have been unable to trace the origin of this dish. There is no mentioning of it in our 19th century

- Scanian Apple Cake The southernmost province of Sweden - Scania - is famous (at least within Sweden) for its food. This Scanian apple cake is a

A homemade bread recipe for Swedish Boiled Bread.

A Betty Crocker betty-crocker-cookies recipe for Swedish Half-Moon Cookies.

A family recipe for Swedish Hugs from the Nelson Family Recipe Book.

Crockpot --balls:--

A bread recipe for Swedish Oven Pancakes.

and Chocolate Sweets For many years these deliciously fattening sweets were served at Christmas time in our family. Any dietist would scream blue

A bread recipe for SWEDISH TEA RING.

- Waffles In Sweden waffles are traditionally eaten on 25 March, Annunciation Day or, in Swedish, Vårfrudagen. They are also

- Wolf's Paw Hard liquor is very expensive in Sweden. This means that some chemists turn to laboratory alcohol in order to their

- Cheese Ice Cream "Västerbotten" is probably not only the best known but also the best of all Swedish cheeses, The production is small and it