Ready to take a trip? With these 29 recipes, your tastebuds are about to embark on a culinary journey to Northern Europe.
From savory sensations to sweet treats, this list has it all; get ready to explore the unique flavors of Scandinavia from the comfort of your own kitchen!
1. Norwegian Waffles
Consider making these waffles shaped like hearts for Valentine’s Day as a way to express affection for your stomach.
These waffles have a small amount of sweetness and are crispy and fluffy. They’re a great breakfast or brunch. Add a spoonful of yogurt, fruits, nuts, and drizzled honey for a fancier treat.
2. Danish Pancakes
These Danish pancakes have a wonderful crisp and are thin. This recipe is similar to French crepes. The process is quick, simple, and useful.
Add chocolate sauce, fruit, or ham and cheese. You can enjoy them with veggies to be like the Danes.
3. Aebleskiver (Danish Pancake Balls)
It’s time to forget about flat pancakes and enjoy some balls instead. These are little nuggets that are yummy and habit-forming.
The baked treats are light on the inside and crispy outside. This is what breakfast heaven is like.
4. Swedish Visiting Cake
I adore the title of this cake. The reason why is it’s both quirky and fun. Also, the name is very suitable.
You’ll want to offer this tasty cake with fresh lemon and almonds to any of your visitors.
5. Joulutorttu (Finnish Christmas Star Cookies)
These Finnish cookies are very good looking. These treats are delicate little stars made with flaky dough and jam.
You’ll want to use them to decorate any Christmas table.
This easy recipe will help you make the cookies. There’s some prep time required, but it isn’t hard. Have the children help you to make this a fun Christmas activity.
6. Swedish Crispbread (Knäckebröd)
These rye crackers have a lot of fiber and taste great.You can use them with dips or cheeses.
You can bake a batch for parties and add delicious toppings.Salmon with cream cheese, shrimp salad, and egg all work great.
7. Swedish Shrimp Salad Sandwich
It should be no shock that Scandinavian cuisine has plenty of fish dishes, due to its location.
In Sweden, this sandwich is a classic. Full shrimp is paired with dark bread and hard-boiled egg after it has been tossed in a creamy mayo and dill dressing.
8. Norwegian Salmon with Dill Sauce
If you have to feed a lot of people, and you are trying to leave an impression, try this salmon dish. Salmon fillets are baked until flaky. They are then served with a dill and yogurt sauce.
Simple but classy, this dish is easy but leaves an impression.
9. Danish Red Berry Pudding (Rødgrød Med Fløde)
If you are making a Danish dessert, this creamy, sweet pudding is an amazing way to make use of berries you have.
It is great with strawberries or tart ones like cranberries. You can even put in rhubarb.