Homemade beignet is a deep-fried pastry that comes in many shapes and sizes and with fillings such as Nutella and jam. Even if it’s considered to be French, the origin is from Rome in Italy. Different regions have its own recipe and name. Big ones are called Berliner in Germany, In Lyon they call them Bugne, in Strassbourg it’s called Roussettes and in South of France it’s referred as Oreillettes de Provence.

These are small and delicious nougat bars that are easy to make and can be kept in the freezer for 3 months. Fits perfect when you have many guests or as an afternoon treat to the coffee

This is a homemade recipe of the famous French almond macarons. They have a crispy surface and a chewy inside. Together with the dark chocolate filling these macarons are delicious. The macarons can be a bit tricky to make but it is worth it when you taste them. These cookies can be stored in the fridge for two- three days.

A simple white chocolate mousse that is fast to prepare and is creamy and rich in flavor. You can decorate the mousse with any berries that you prefer, but raspberries gives a very good taste together with the white chocolate. It is possible to replace the liqueur abstracts to ordinary liqueur, but be aware that it then contains alcohol and is not suitable for children or pregnant women.

This Swedish prince cake is another version of the famous princess cake. It is a homemade blueberry cake which is a hit at any birthday parties in the autumn when it is high season for blueberries. It is a creamy cake with a blueberry and white chocolate filling, topped with a layer of marzipan.

To make soft saffron buns in Sweden is very typical between first of advent and Christmas. These buns are filled with almond paste, vanilla and butter. Preparing the dough in two steps will make the buns very fluffy and tasteful. These buns are best enjoyed together with cup of coffee or a glass of milk.

Kougelhopf is a dry cake which originates from Alsace in France. It has a brown outside that is covered with icing sugar. The cake is often eaten together with coffee or tea, but can be served at breakfast as well. This is the traditional recipe of the cake with raisins, but other variations with almonds, or fruits can also be found.

If you like homemade Swedish cinnamon buns but think it takes to long to roll each bun, this recipe is for you. It takes less time but taste the same as your favorite buns. You can make the squares as big as you like them to be.

This Swedish homemade cake is prepared with saffron and a Swedish version of mulled wine. The time leading up to Christmas in Sweden, starts the 1th of Advent, comes with cakes made with saffron and hot mulled wine. This cake is a combination of them both and will be a hit at your “glögg parties”.

French cake that is served on the 6th of January. The person who gets the figure will be king or queen of the day.