*Recept på Svenska nedan* A Classic Swedish Christmas cookie. This is one of those table desserts that practically every houehold in Sweden has at home. They either bake it themselves or theybuy it. But its deffinitly there! Klenätor or Klenor, is made from a doughnut-type of dough and then fried in coconut oil, and covered with a little icing sugar. its absoluty delicious, and mine, … Continue reading Klenor – Swedish Christmas Donut
Its Apple Season in Sweden! Thinking about something different to bake every time, and every year can be a bit challenging, however if you really look at bakeries all over, you find staple things such as tarts, buns, choux pastries, cream puffs, cookies and cakes. I mean generally these are the main genres, so this time I thought lets try baking a choux (I know … Continue reading Apple Caramel Choux
A biskvi is known as a french biscuit, however in Sweden they are tiny little delightful almond paste cookies with a buttercream filling. Here is a combination that brings forth my Japanese side. Matcha! Matcha is a powder made from green tea leaves. It is the purest form of the green tea itself, and can be very bitter if not used properly. The very famous … Continue reading Matcha Biskvi
So Spring is literally starting to shine through in Sweden, and what better way to celebrate than to have a an Extra Lemony Lemon Macaron!?? If youve been following me and have tried my Macaron recipe then this will be easy peasy for you! 😉 Here’s how you make them! INGREDIENTS: On a note – I will be making an Italian Merengue for the Macaron … Continue reading Lemony Lemon Macaron
So this is one of my all time favourite Swedish cookie, its a chocolate butter coockie with pearl sugar on the sides called Brysselchex in Swedish. I never actually made these cookies before, I would just go to my local shop and buy them, as I live in Sweden and its the easiest thing to do. But believe it or not, when I had my … Continue reading Chocolate Butter Cookies
Baked By Ammna 