Påskekage (Lemon Bundt Easter Cake)
It is April now, which means that Easter is right around the corner, as is spring. We are so
excited to be coming out of the darkness of winter, which this year has seemed particularly
long.
It is April now, which means that Easter is right around the corner, as is spring. We are so
excited to be coming out of the darkness of winter, which this year has seemed particularly
long.
If you are a lover of Danish food like we are, then you may be familiar with frikadeller, or Danish meatballs. These are their very own unique dish and quite different from Swedish meatballs.
Although it is certainly not spring weather yet here in the UK or the US, it is that time of year where we are always hoping for a bit of sunshine to peek through the dreary end of winter.
About a year ago, we created a recipe for the blog called “hyggeboller” (you can find the recipe here). They were inspired by a recipe I found in an old Danish cookbook, called “Vi Bager” by Hanne Flensborg Thomsen.
As we find ourselves still in the dead of winter, spring feels far away. However, we know that time flies and colorful flowers and green grass will be here before you know it!
For us, an essential part of a delicious dessert is its texture, in addition to its flavor. It is true that some desserts should be soft rather than crunchy, while some should be crispy and crunchy instead of soft.
It’s January and it’s chilly, which means it is the season for our coziest and heartiest recipes. There is nothing quite like a bowl of soup or stew that warms you right up, even if it’s cold outside.
Hi everyone – we are finally back with a new recipe! We took a break over Christmas and New Year to spend time with each other and the rest of our family. As a result, we have not been able to post many new recipes.
On this blog, we do many things. We share seasonal recipes, we venture into cooking in addition to baking, and we sometimes even get out of our comfort zone by creating brand new recipes!