A national treasure of Sweden, a symbol and the quintessence of the Swedish way of life. There is ev...

There are two stories about the origin of Wallenberg meatballs. But no one knows which one is true. ...

These meatballs served with a classic accompaniment of mashed potatoes and lingonberry and brown gra...

A must-have for long winter holidays. Gingerbread cookies should be baked in bulk, as they will come...

Mulled wine is a hot beverage made from wine, sugar, and spices. In Sweden, it is traditionally enjo...

There is a version that this simple casserole is named after Paul Johnson, an American opera singer ...

The term 'ängamat' translates from Swedish to 'food from the fields.' This traditional vegetable sou...

This cake can be found in any Swedish bakery: several layers of sponge cake spread with jam and vani...

This toast topped with a shrimp salad mixed with mayonnaise, named after a Danish port rather than a...

A traditional Swedish festive appetizer. S.O.S. stands for sill (herring), ost (cheese), and snaps (...

The sandwich cake entered Swedish cuisine in the 1940s and has become as traditional a festive appet...

Gravlax is a shortened form of gravad lax, which means 'buried salmon' in Swedish: this refers to an...