This collection of Swedish recipes spans the calendar, from saffron-scented tea cakes for Saint Lucia's Day to dill-flecked spinach soup and crisp quick-pickled cucumbers perfect for a Midsummer ...

Whether you’re hunting for a dazzling dessert for a birthday party, baby shower, or any special occasion, look no further: Princess Cake, known as prinsesstårta in Sweden, is the ultimate showstopper.

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We love a good, simple cake recipe, and this Swedish visiting cake may just be one of our new favorites. Each slice is bursting with almond flavor and coated with an irresistibly sweet and crunchy ...

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I fell in love with "Swedish Cakes and Cookies" as soon as I opened the review copy from Skyhorse Publishing ($17.95, English translation by Melody Favish). With its cheerful red-and-white checked ...

There are many reasons to visit the Mendocino coast: rocky cliffs that tumble to a wind-whipped sea; antique shops, New Age pottery barns and bookstores (sometimes all wrapped up in one); and Ole’s ...

Regular readers of this column know that I am not Swedish. The Knocks are Germans, through and through. Nor did I attend a Swedish college. I went to Augustana College (now University) in Sioux Falls, ...

1. Lightly oil a large bowl. Butter 2 Bundt or tube pans. 2. In a large bowl, combine the milk, sugar, salt, and butter. Pour in the water and whisk until the butter melts. When the liquid is no ...

It’s fall and apple season! Honey Crisp apples are Jessica’s favorite to eat and cook because they’re both sweet and tart. So, she incorporated them in this delicious Swedish apple cake recipe. “It is ...

“Coffee and” was an expression I heard all the time as a kid. From early morning until late in the afternoon, the aroma that filled the kitchen, wafted through the living room and wisped its way up ...