A lovely hearty casserole dish found on dinmat.no
Treat yourself to this delicious warming beef casserole,
perfect for those cold winter evenings.
A lovely hearty casserole dish found on dinmat.no
Treat yourself to this delicious warming beef casserole,
perfect for those cold winter evenings.
A classic English dish found on Your Home Magazine
Slow cooked beef stew with winter vegetables – the perfect winter warmer after long country strolls with family and friends.
A dinner recipe from “Mine 100 Bedste Opskrifter Fra Fad
Og Fryser” (My 100 Best Recipes from Pots and Freezer) by Mona Giersing published by Lademann in 1982
It’s not very often you see Scandinavian dinner recipes using fruit to the to the extent that Mona Giersing is using here. It almost gives this veal stew a touch of the Caribbean and that certainly works for me – Ted
A hot in both meaning of the word soup recipe
found on allers.no
Nothing is better than a hot soup with spicy flavours on
cold winter days!
A classic British soup recipe found on goodhousekeeping.co.uk
Mouth-watering Red Leicester toasts are the perfect accompaniment to this fabulous British onion soup.
A tasty Christmas gravy found on TescoRealFood
This recipe is based on turkey, but I guess it would be delicious with the Scandinavian Christmas diners done the same way as well, both the Danish goose or duck, the Swedish glazed ham and the Norwegian pork ribs. All of them leave a lot of tasty juices in the roasting tray, and we Scandinavians are after all crazy about cranberry jam – Ted
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A traditional soup recipe from matoppskrifter.org
Photo: Synøve Dreyer, Frukt.no
Pea soup is real traditional food that deserves to be made a lot more often. In this recipe, there are extra root vegetables added to make the soup smooth and full of flavour. Make a lot and freeze for later.
A traditional Swedish dinner recipe found on recept.nu
Roast pork tenderloin in mustard cream sauce is simple party food! Roast pork is juicy and a good mustard cream sauce is the icing on the cake!
A traditional Norwegian dinner recipe found at spar.no
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