This finger licking good sauce is one of Sweden’s most common dipping sauces. It started as a salad dressing but now you can find it everywhere you look. My kids love it to fries, nuggets, burgers and believe it or not, even veggies. Quick and easy to prepare and will give you a healthier alternative to a regular store-bought sauce.
This is perfect party mingle food that require little preparations. To get the best taste use ecological eggs, fresh ecological dill and fresh premium shrimps. If you want to put even more effort into this dish you can make your own mayonnaise. To put an extra touch to it all you can squeeze a drop of fresh citron juice on each egg half.
One of the Swedish classical small dry cookies. Easy to make and you can keep them in the freezer for a few month so you always have cookies at home for "fika" if you will get company. These cookies normally have raspberry or strawberry jam on top, but you can use any jam you like.
A Swedish semla is a cardamom bun filled with almond paste and whip cream. This recipe is a mix of a semla and a blond mud cake. This slightly sticky mud cake is topped like a semla, with almond paste and sweet whip cream. So why not give it a try and impress your friends or family on the actual semmel day that accrues in February, the day before Ash Wednesday.
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Looking for an inspiration for a different appetizer, mingle food or to bring on a picnic? Why not trying one of these cake salé, also known as salty bread or savory cake.
These breads are filled with different kinds of cheese and other salty ingredients.