This is a perfect sauce to a fresh salad or seafood. It is served cold and is very easy to make and can be made as strong as you wish. Why this Swedish sauce is named after the state of Rhode Island in the United states of America is a mystery. The sauce resemble a lot of the sauce called Thousand islands sauce, that is also served cold to salads and seafood.

This sauce can be eaten to many occasions, for example to BBQ, as a starter, as a salad dressing, to pasta, or on a pizza and etc. To make it more healthy you can choose the low fat version of the sour cream.

A homemade classical Swedish shrimp salad also called skagenröra. This is a typical summer delight and taste best with fresh shrimps. It is mostly served as a starter on a toast, but also a favorite to baked potatoes, or as a filling in a baguette. The salad is named after the Danish town Skagen, furthest north in Denmark.

A creamy shrimp salad with lumpfish caviar and dill, named after a town in Denmark. Perfect as a starter on withe bread.

This is a homemade version of the beloved Romesco sauce. It fits together with grilled seafood, fish, red meat, tacos, or vegetables. You can even serve it as a dip sauce together with white bread or chips.

Brioche is a French sweet breakefast bread. Traditionally made really high in a special brioche form. Being a breakefast bread it is good to eat it together with some jam, with butter or just as it is.

Swedish Cheese pie often served coold as a side dish. Common to serve the pie together with fresh seafood, or to have it as part of an cold summer buffé.

A different shrimp dip with avocado and egg. Very tasty as it is on white bread, together with a salad, or with some cucumber or carrot sticks. Make sure the avocado is not too soft.

This homemade recipe for pesto is based on olives, arugula and basil. The pesto has a flavorful and stronger taste if you use fresh basil and arugula. You can eat the pesto as it is together with bread as a starter, on the pasta, or use it on a pizza instead of the tomato sauce.