Nordic main dishes are a celebration of the landscape—a culinary tradition rooted in the bounty of the North Sea and the deep, cold forests of Scandinavia. This collection explores the heart of the Nordic table, from the silky elegance of Swedish Wallenbergare and iconic Swedish Meatballs to festive Norwegian Pinnekjøtt and traditional Danish Fish Cakes (Fiskefrikadeller).
These recipes reflect a lifestyle that values slow-cooking, high-quality proteins, and the preservation of heritage flavors. Whether you are preparing a grand Christmas Julskinka or a simple, comforting weekday meal, each recipe is family-tested and accompanied by my own original photography.
Explore the soul of the North through these approachable yet deeply satisfying main courses, designed to bring the authentic taste of Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark to your dinner table.
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There are few smells more comforting than fluffy frikadeller sizzling in a pan—warm pork, sweet onion, a little pepper, and […]
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Don’t throw away those cod trimmings! In Scandinavia, we turn humble scraps into a luxury meal. Imagine a plate of […]
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Few Swedish dishes manage to feel both luxurious and comforting at the same time. Wallenbergare does exactly that. At first […]
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Few holiday aromas are as comforting as a ham quietly brining in the cold pantry or simmering away on the […]
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Finnish spinach pancakes (pinaattiletut) are thin, savory green pancakes that Finnish kids grow up eating at school lunches and weekday […]
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Craving a quick and hearty dinner that comes with a side of Scandinavian nostalgia? Meet Korv Stroganoff, the Swedish sausage […]
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Few dishes capture the spirit of Finnish comfort food like karjalanpaisti, also known as the Karelian hot pot or Karelian stew. […]
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There’s a word you learn quickly in Finland: sisu — a quiet resilience that carries people through long winters and […]
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Picture a cosy Swedish kitchen on a crisp evening: tender cabbage leaves wrapped around a spiced meat-and-rice filling, gently baking […]
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Finnish cuisine is inextricably linked to the forest. Every autumn, Finns head into woodlands carpeted with moss, cranberries and chanterelles […]
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Few Nordic dishes stir as much nostalgia in Sweden and Finland as Jansson’s Temptation (Janssons frestelse). Think of it as the Scandinavian […]
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If you’ve ever dreamed of celebrating Christmas like a Norwegian, pinnekjøtt is the dish that takes you straight to a […]











