These authentic Swedish desserts are decadent, comforting, and easy to make! From cakes to cookies, these recipes give you a traditional taste of Sweden.

Here's a mix of popular Swedish desserts and authentic Swedish pastries that you can easily prepare at home. Try all these recipes and decide which one is your favorite!

Here's a mix of popular Swedish desserts and authentic Swedish pastries that you can easily prepare at home. Try all these recipes and decide which one is your favorite!

Most people first visit Norway to see the beautiful fjords, mountains, and northern lights here. But when they come back to Norway, they're returning for the delicious Norwegian desserts! Okay, maybe they're coming back to

This is one of my favorite cookies. It's from my Swedish Grandma. They are very simple, but I think that's what I like about them. Very tender and rich.

This traditional Swedish kanelbullar (cinnamon buns) recipe is made with a perfectly soft and chewy cardamom dough, a buttery cinnamon-sugar filling, and twisted into cute little knots.

Swedish pancakes are made from a thin, egg-rich batter that's cooked in a skillet to produce soft and tender cakes that are folded into a triangle shape. There isn't any sugar in the batter, so they are the perfect vehicle to serve as a bed for your favorite toppings. With a batter that comes together in minutes with a bowl and whisk, and only three ingredients it is sure to be your new favorite pancake for breakfast, brunch, family gatherings, and dessert parties. This is a tried and true family recipe of over 60 years!

Also known as semla, this is a traditional Swedish dessert served on Mardi Gras. The bun cake is flavored with cardamom and filled with almond paste and orange-studded whipped cream.

Traditional Swedish thin pancakes.

Found the recipe for these traditional Swedish Cardamon Cookies in our Grandmother Greta's recipe notebook. We could barely read her old fashioned handwriting - but we must have succeeded since we managed to make them and they are amazing as well as addictive! Recept på bloggen! Photo Helen Pe #cookies #skorpor #bakverk #delicious #grandmasrecipe #mormorsrecept #feedfeed

These Kanelbullar, or Swedish Cinnamon buns, are light, fluffy and simple in flavor. The focus is on the fragrance of the cinnamon, the accent of the cardamom, and soft texture of the dough, contrasting the crunchy pearl sugar (optional).

Creamy and delicious, this Swedish cream recipe is the perfect dessert for non chocolate lovers.

Dark Chocolate, Tahini, and Sesame Buns

Which Swedish treat do you want to bake next?

The delicious and famous Swedish kanellbullar - twisted cardamom and cinammon buns

If you would ask me about three things that are omnipresent in Sweden, I would say: trees, IKEA “Färgrik” mugs and kanelbullar. These famous swedish cinnamon buns – full of spice …

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Quickly whisked by hand and ready in less than 30 minutes, Swedish chocolate cake kladdkaka is gooey and rich. It might become your favourite chocolate cake recipe.

Also known as semla, this is a traditional Swedish dessert served on Mardi Gras. The bun cake is flavored with cardamom and filled with almond paste and orange-studded whipped cream.

Five ingredients, easy to make, gluten-free, and addictive. This is a recipe I come back to again and again despite the fact I typically lack the patience for the monotonous repetition of baking co…

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'

Hello friends! I'm sharing my easy recipe for classic Swedish meatballs served over tender egg noodles. This dish brings me right back to my childhood, when my grandmother would make a big batch of meatballs

These easy Swedish recipes bring a taste of Scandinavia to your home! From meatballs to potato pancakes to dessert, you'll love these traditional Swedish dishes!

Also known as semla, this is a traditional Swedish dessert served on Mardi Gras. The bun cake is flavored with cardamom and filled with almond paste and orange-studded whipped cream.

Swedish Visiting Cake is a simple yet delicious almond coffee cake with a crispy top and a soft, moist center.

This recipe, which originated in Sweden, is famous at church suppers with our Minnesota neighbors. It's a delicious addition at family gatherings and parties, too. I usually make a double batch because it's so good! —Lori Jeane Schlecht, Wimbledon, North Dakota

One of the things that we’d wished we would have been able to bring back with us from Sweden was a basket of freshly baked Kardamummbular, the cardamom buns we’d fallen in love with during our stay. But as it turns out, we may have been gifted a better alternative: Aron’s mother, Christine, kindly did some […]

This thick and creamy dessert is my interpretation of my mother’s recipe for Swedish krem. It has just a hint of almond flavor and looks spectacular with bright red berries on top. Serve it in glasses to match the occasion. —Linda Nilsen, Anoka, Minnesota

You guys, I'm so excited to share these rolls with you!! I think it's safe to say that I've established my love for cinnamon by now but I don't know that I have done as good a job at emphasizing how much I love cardamom. In fact, I feel like cinnamon is always outshining...

Kladdkaka (aka Swedish Sticky Chocolate Cake) is one of Sweden's most beloved (and easy!) desserts and it's definitely a chocolate lover's dream come true!

Ingredients: 2 1/4 cup whole milk, small or large curd cottage cheese* 1 cup heavy cream 1/2 cup 2% milk 3 eggs 1/4 cup almond meal 1/4 cup flour 1/2 cup sugar Directions: Preheat oven to 350. Grea…

Quite possibly the quickest, easiest, gooey-est (and so best) chocolate cake you'll ever make. This has only 6 ingredients and takes only 30 minutes to make and bake from start to finish. A cake that is so perfect for serving to guests... or just scoffing at home in front on the TV!