Forårstærte (Spring Quiche with Bacon, Peas, and Green Onion)
April is Here! Time just keeps flying by, and we’re somehow already into the fourth month of 2024. How was your Easter? I (Emma) was …
April is Here! Time just keeps flying by, and we’re somehow already into the fourth month of 2024. How was your Easter? I (Emma) was …
The recipe we’re posting today was inspired by the slightly warmer weather coming our way, as it’s a perfect dish for a spring or summer meal.
Today’s recipe choice for this hearty beef and potato stew has undoubtedly been inspired by the sudden cold weather we’ve been experiencing, both in the UK and the US.
Christmas has come and gone (so quickly, as always!) and now it’s time to gear up for New Year’s Eve. We’re stuck in that slightly awkward in-between period, where time doesn’t feel that real.
While we originally posted this dip recipe a couple of years ago with our recipe for knækbrød, we wanted to give it its own moment and some new pictures! And we thought there was no better time than the holidays to share this with you, as you can easily whip up a batch to serve as an appetizer or snack.
Today, we wanted to share a recipe that you could use this holiday season for your appetizers or snacks, whether it’s for Christmas Eve, New Year’s Day, or any other time.
It’s getting colder, which means it’s soup season! Soup is one of the best ways to get full and get warm in the autumn and winter, and we love it.
As the weather cools down, I find myself reaching for cookbooks for inspiration to cook a cozy meal. What exactly is a cozy meal? I’m sure it differs for everyone, but to me, it’s often a stew, soup, or one-pot meal that brings you comfort. Bonus points if it pairs well with freshly baked bread!
Coming from a seaside town in Denmark, there is nothing that screams summer more than fresh fish. We have vivid memories of heading down to the harbor on a beautiful summer day or evening, eating fish for dinner and having a delicious ice cream for dessert.