I found this on another website researching Swedish recipes. I love to make it and not tell people it has anchovies in it until after they rave about how good it is. The anchovies melt into it to make a sauce. It has such a yummy flavor! Here is a quote from the recipe: "Jansson's Temptation is a classic Swedish dish traditionally served before guests leave to ensure that during their cold journey home they have something warm inside them."
Size: 15x10cm / 6x4" Composition: 300gsm ultra pearlescent, hi-white paper Print: giclee/archival quality Made in England I’ve never been to this Scandinavian city but drawing Stockholm has compelled me to visit and discover my Swedish heritage at the same time. The town hall (Stadthuset) is iconic and I remember seeing it featured on many Scandi-noir thrillers that I love to watch. I share the tradition of Fika in my home, my favourite fashion label is Swedish (Gudrun Sjoden) and I try to practice the work-life-nature balance of Lagom. My illustration of Stockholm in patriotic blue and yellow, includes popular landmarks from this unique and beautiful archipelago of the north. Halla Stockholm! Shop Julia's Art on Etsy! https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/JuliaGash
Midsummer in Swedish called Midsommar is an old traditional holiday celebrated and loved more than Christmas by many Scandinavians, especially the Swedes. It takes place the third week of June, upo…
I often experiment by switching up the filling for the Swedish Pancakes: Strawberries, Nutella, Cinnamon Sugar, etc.
Botanical Stripe in stone—a lovely leaf stripe pattern—proves that simplicity is striking. Swedish heritage brand Boråstapeter is behind this classic, elegant and versatile wallpaper print. Coverage per roll is 57.40 sq ft Roll Width 20.875" 11 Yards per roll Horizontal Repeat 20.875" Random Match
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Never heard of a rutabaga before? Perhaps you know it by one its other names: Swedish turnip, swede, or yellow turnip? But considering the fact that the guy at the supermarket checkout line had to ask me three times what it was, I’m guessing that it’s not really that big of a seller. That’s a […]
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Today I'm excited to share with you a recipe that was been in my family for generations. I just love making something that, so many years ago, and in another land, my great-great grandma used to make for her family. As a girl, I remember eating it at my grandma's house in her bustling kitchen, and at my aunt's house with all the cousins. It was so satisfying to break the slightly crunchy golden top with my spoon and dig up layers of sweet custard and rice. Now that I've actually made this rice pudding myself, I've discovered that there's actually another layer to it—magic. The pudding goes in the oven all mixed together, with only a little cinnamon sprinkled on top, and out it comes, all layered and fancy. It's so cool! You may have noticed that I've mentioned it as 'custard', even though it's named 'rice pudding'. Well, it should be called 'rice custard', because it has eggs in it, but that doesn't have quite the same ring as 'rice pudding', does it? Not all rice puddings have eggs, and so the name 'rice pudding' is sometimes appropriate. Side note: there are countless variations of rice pudding, as almost every area of the world has their own—this recipe is Scandinavian. Anyways, because this recipe does have eggs, we'll be using a water bath to cook the rice pudding in. But don't worry, it's not hard! The first time I made this, I didn't even know what I was doing. I thought the recipe was crazy, but I just followed the instructions and it turned out great. What is a water bath, and why use it? A water bath is just a pan of water that the baking dish is placed in, while in the oven. The water bath insulates the custard, distributing heat evenly. It prevents the custard from cracking, being rubbery, drying out, and having the eggs curdle. For the water bath, you want to use a pan that is about an inch bigger than the dish you are using to bake in. Set the baking dish inside the water bath pan in the oven, then fill the water bath halfway up the sides of the baking dish with hot water. This Food52 article is a great reference if you're still unsure about using a water bath. Vanilla If you want to make this rice pudding even more flavorful, you can use vanilla beans in place of vanilla. You'll have beautiful little seeds of flavor dotting your pudding! We do this sometimes when we have leftover beans after using up our homemade vanilla. Rice Pudding Serves 10-15 3 cups cooked rice (1 cup uncooked) 8 eggs 1 1/2 cups sugar 6 cups scalded milk 2 tsp. vanilla or 1 vanilla bean* Raisins (optional) Cinnamon, for sprinkling 1. Combine eggs and sugar in blender. 2. Slowly pour in scalded milk while blending so that eggs do not cook. 3. Pour into a big casserole dish, preferably glass or porcelain with high sides (not metal, as the custard will burn more easily). Add rice. 4. Sprinkle surface with cinnamon until covered. 5. Place rice pudding dish in a water bath in the oven. Bake 350ºF for 1 1/2 hours. When the timer rings, do not open the oven, but leave the dish in the oven until completely cool, about 5 or 6 hours. This helps prevent water separation. *For vanilla bean: Sauté bean in milk for about 1/2 hour, then remove bean and scrape seeds into milk. Beans left over from homemade vanilla work perfectly for this.
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It's National Marzipan Day in Sweden! You got to love Swedes and their national pastry days. But what better way to celebrate than to make these delicious bite-sized treats that have been blessing the Swedes tastebuds for centuries? We are, of course, talking about the Swedish 'Punschrulle', or better known in Sweden as a 'dammsugare'
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Anytime I see a recipe that contains the word authentic I want to try it. I'm so glad I tried this recipe! I love the almond flavor and I enjoyed watching my daughter sink her teeth into a slice right after she came home and threw her backpack on the floor. I witnessed her big blue eyes close as she hummed,"Mmmmmm". authentic swedish tosca cake (blog: Cucina di Harwood) 5 eggs 1 1/2 cups sugar 1/2 cup butter, melted 2/3 cup milk 1 2/3 cup flour 3 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon almond extract Cream eggs and sugar for 5 minutes at medium speed in a mixer or with a hand held mixer. In a separate bowl, mix the flour with the baking powder. Add butter, milk, and flour mixture to egg mixture. Add each one individually and quickly mix them together. (If you mix the melted butter and the milk at the same time, it will make your butter harden.) Once all added, blend for 2 minutes. Pour into a 9x9 or 11x7 greased and floured pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. glaze 1/2 cup butter 1 1/2 tablespoons milk 1/2 cup sugar 1 1/2 tablespoons flour 2 1/2 ounces chopped almonds 1/2 teaspoon almond extract Melt butter in saucepan; add milk, sugar, flour and almonds. Boil for 2 minutes- begin timing about as soon as you see bubbles. If you let it boil too long, it may make it stiff and could burn. Spread over cake; put under the broiler in the oven until it has a light brown color.
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This lesson generally falls on St. Patrick's Day each year and I love having my students learn about their Irish heritage. While much of St. Patrick's day involves discussing coloring leprechauns and crafting little leprechaun crafts, I strive to make sure my students critically analyze how far their descendants have come. This lesson discusses the history surrounding the Irish famine and Irish immigration, and it also shows the racial bias and mistreatment that existed for Irish immigrants in the 1800s. The students will learn about bias, and then examine cartoons that depicted the Irish unfairly. This lesson works great for teaching bias because it seems so obvious to students today. The lesson includes a handout that teaches students to read cartoons for specific kinds of imagery. This lesson plan is linked to NYS Social Studies standards, however, I'm sure you could add standards from your state. The zip file included a PDF, a PowerPoint version and a link to a Google Drive version if you'd like to make this project more digital. Within the zip file: 8 slides - 5 to review Historical Background Questions and 3 with each cartoon 1 page lesson plan 2 page History Background that addresses the Irish famine, immigration, and mistreatment in the U.S 1 page handout explaining Bias in Cartoon Imagery 3 Cartoons for students to analyze 1 exit ticket - This has students find examples of Exaggeration, Symbolism, and Sarcasm in another cartoon 1 page key for cartoons A Google Slides Digital Version Check out my other lessons from this era: ☆ The Industrial and Market Revolutions ☆ The Irish Famine - Seeing Bias Through Imagery ☆ The Women's Rights Movement and the Seneca Falls Convention ☆ Reform Movements - Temperance, Education, Mental Illness, and Prison Reform ☆ The Era of Reform - Word Wall ☆ The Era of Reform Review and Test Critical Thinking ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tips for Customers: Follow my store to be the first to know when I launch new products. Simply click the little green star next to my name, and my new products will appear on the front page of your TPT account. Did you know you can earn TPT credit towards future purchases? Make sure you’re logged into your account and find your My Purchases page. For each purchase you’ve made, make sure to leave feedback. This feedback earns you credit towards future purchases - it’s like free TPT money! Feedback is very important to me, as it helps me to create new products. If you have any questions regarding a TPT product you’ve purchased from me, simply e-mail me at [email protected] You can find more Social Studies resources, links, and discussion at my blog - peacefieldhistory.com