Pasta Con I Fagioli – Soup with White Beans and Noodles / Suppe med Hvite Bønner og Nudler

A classic soup recipe found in “Ganske Enkelt -Italiensk Kokebok” (Quite Simply – Italian Cook Book)
published by Notabene Forlag in 1995

I love working with cookbooks with thumbnails like in this one, but
I really shouldn’t because it means a lot more work. I have build the final image out of one large, four small ones and add the numbers on top. Takes about three times as long as preparing a single picture
for posting. But I’m a designer and our minds don’t work like
normal people’s does

Ted

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Danish Egg And Bacon Cake / Dansk Egg- og Baconpanne

A breakfast recipe from “The Love Of Cooking” (Kjærligheten Til Matlaging) published published by Ebury Press in 1972

The Danes take breakfast seriously (as they do all other meals) so a dry slice of bread with a quickly added spread will hardly do after the morning shower in that neck of the woods. This delicious skillet dish should prove my point – Ted

Blue Cheese Filled Bacon-Wrapped Mushrooms / Roquefortfylte Baconsurret Sopp

A great camping snack recipe found on homemaderecipes.com

These delicious snacks can be made ready at home before you head for the hike and grilled on a campfire grill grid when you have set up camp, dinner is over and the tea water is boiling. If you don’t bother to bring a grid a few stick will work just as well.

You could make these snacks at home too of course, but we all know they will taste much, much better by the campfire – Ted  😉

Empire Biscuits / Empir Kjeks

A classic Scottish biscuit recipe found on allrecipes.com

This shortbread cookie is a traditional Scottish recipe. These are round cookies sandwiched with jam and topped off with a delicious icing and a cherry.

The Christmas Recipes – Part 26

Norwegian Pork Rib “Sylte” / Ribbesylte

Danish Spice Cake / Dansk Krydderikage

Cider and Pork Casserole / Eplesider og Svinekjøttgryte

A  classic recipe found on about.com/britishfood

Put pork and cider together with a little mustard and cream and you have a delicious, lovely and light casserole.

This Cider and Pork casserole is very easy to make and makes a lovely lunch dish, or main course for dinner or an alternative Sunday Lunch. Serve with seasonal vegetables and new potatoes, delicious.

Feel free to change the herbs in this dish. I love the addition of a hefty dose of French tarragon as this balances very well with the punch of the cider and the bite of the mustard. If you wish to add your favourite herb please read the notes at the end of the recipe.

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