A Little Personal History: Quiche for breakfast, brunch or lunch is one of my favorite dishes. It can be made with so many different ingredients. Here’s my House Quiche. Print Recipe House Special Quiche Chef Lars Votes: 1 Rating: 5 You: Rate this recipe! Add to Shopping List This recipe is in your Shopping List
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A Little Personal History: What can I say, I may have been born in NYC yet my heritage is Swedish. Here’s our family favorite for meatballs! Note: There’s nothing dietetic about this dish ? Print Recipe Swedish Meatballs Chef Lars Votes: 0 Rating: 0 You: Rate this recipe! Add to Shopping List This recipe is in
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A Little Personal History: On those cold winter nights, French Onion Soup is one of my go-to soups to warm and fill me up. Here’s my tried and true favorite, Print Recipe French Onion Soup Chef Lars Votes: 1 Rating: 5 You: Rate this recipe! Add to Shopping List This recipe is in your Shopping
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A Little Personal History: The whole family loves a good potato salad. There are so many variations, it’s sometimes hard to decide. Here’s my favorite, but thanks to Martha Stewart, I’ve included most of the information you’ll need to experiment and have fun with creating your favorite version. Print Recipe New England Potato Salad This
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A Little Personal History: Of Swedish blood, I was introduced to Swedish pancakes early on. I’ve love them ever since. They have a great texture “chewiness”and with all the filling and toppings … you can never go wrong making and serving them to your significant other in bed ? Print Recipe Swedish Pancakes Smaller and
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This a great light dressing for salads or poured over chicken and fish dishes.
A Little Personal History: I do love baked potatoes, whether loaded with sour cream, bacon bits, shredded cheese or used for potato skins. Regardless, I like the skins crispy and flavorable. Here’s how I do it 🙂 Print Recipe Baked Potato Seasoning Oil Chef Lars Votes: 0 Rating: 0 You: Rate this recipe! Add to
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A Little Personal History: There are so many ways to make potatoes. They make for great side dishes and even a whole meal regardless your budget. Scalloped potatoes are served at some of the most expensive 4 star restaurants yet even those on a tight budget can enjoy 🙂 Here’s my favorite recipe that adds two
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