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French Toast
Can you believe that I’ve never made French toast before? My kids were beyond excited to hear about “pancake toasts” and munched down a whole bunch of these. Luckily, I made quite a few so there were enough for me too. I thought it would be timely to post these on Le Quatorze Juillet, the… Read more »
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Tea Cakes
In Swedish, these breads are called tea cakes. A soft, round bun, a little on the sweet side but still used as bread for sandwiches. Help me out – is there a better English name for them? Or is an English tea cake something completely different? Anyway – about these delicious tea cakes. I’m super… Read more »
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Braided Rosemary Bread Sticks
I had some left over pizza dough that I needed to use up. Here’s a really quick and fun way to make bread sticks, perfect to eat with a salad or on a buffet. Add 1 tbsp of dried rosemary and 1 tsp salt and knead it into the dough. Divide the dough in 15… Read more »
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Danish Rye Bread
I’ve been baking a lot of bread lately as you may have noticed, but I’ve been putting this little project off for far too long. It involves a few steps over a couple of days, so it’s not something you just throw together. But the reward in the end… so delicious! It’s heavenly with just… Read more »
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Tomato Bruschetta
I love tomatoes, and I think that the perfect way to highlight this produce is by making a tomato bruschetta. I diced a perfectly ripe tomato and added lots of chopped basil, salt, black pepper and olive oil. (Also add red onion if you like, but raw onions just aren’t my cup of tea.) Then… Read more »
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Rye & Raisin Rolls
Nothing can beat freshly bakes bread in the morning, right? Here’s a super easy recipe for soft rolls with sifted rye and raisins, where you just stir the dough together in the evening and leave it in the fridge to rise overnight. Just bake the rolls off in the morning and start the day in… Read more »
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Twisted Herb & Garlic Bread
This has been a very strange time, the past few months. With everything going on in the world, I know I’m not the only one to feel overwhelmed. A good way to unwind for me is to get creative in the kitchen, and best of all is to bake. Like this twisted herb & garlic… Read more »
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Focaccia Garden with Baby Tomatoes
With this one, I held back a little on the flour, and let it rise overnight in the fridge. You’ll find the recipe for the dough in my previous focaccia post. In the morning, I decorated it with flat leaf parsley and sage from my herb garden, and some sliced baby plum tomatoes. Then I… Read more »
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Focaccia Garden with Asparagus
One of my favourite things about the foodie community on Instagram is that it’s bursting with creativity. I just wish I had more time on my hands to try all the lovely things I see out there. One thing I just had to do was a focaccia garden. Have you seen them? I first saw… Read more »
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Soft Rye Bread
I baked a traditional Swedish bread that come in regional versions with different types of flour. What they have in common is that they are baked in large round cakes and pricked with a fork or a special kind of rolling pin. For a first try, I was really happy with the result. It was… Read more »