Yippie for the new fridge, even though it sometimes sounds like a sick stomach.
I've been cooking.
Pic 1 - Yesterday's lunch: Miso soup with cauliflower, tofu, udon noodles, korean hot paste, beans and lots of coriander.
Pic 2 - Today's breakfast: Eggs on knäckebröd with Kalles Kaviar, thank you IKEA for selling it outside Sweden.
Pic 3 - Today's lunch: Pasta with olive oil, parmesan cheese, black pepper, feta cheese, salami, mixed salad, cucumber and lots of parsley.
Thanks to you who presented yourself on yesterday's post, it's been a pleasure reading all your comments!
Ps. Finally 1 pair of larger Wrist Worms in the shop, here.
Die Suppe sieht köstlich aus! Bei mir gibt's heute auch wieder welche. Gesund-werd-Hühnersuppe! Grüße aus Dortmund, Fee
ReplyDeleteOh...3 wonderful meals...
ReplyDeleteI missed yesterday's post...but hope Monsieur Sick is feeling better.
HAPPY *Hearts* DAY.
hugs
Char.x
I also love that IKEA sell Swedish food in all their stores. I buy my lingon sylt, graddsas and falukorv in England!
ReplyDeleteMmmm, looks like you're a good cook!
ReplyDeleteI too love discovering the range of Swedish food at Ikea. All meals look so delicious so aside from all other talents, you're also a wonderful cook. Hmm, is there nothing you can't do?
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! Definitely wish I could cook lunch and breakfast like this~
ReplyDeleteOK, I´ll leave for the kitchen RIGHT now....
ReplyDeleteLiebe Grüße
von Anja
food looks amazing, like it's from restaurant!
ReplyDeletemiso soup mmmm
You eat well. I started craving miso soup right now.
ReplyDeleteI had to smile at Kalle's. We have it in Finland too. We call it Kallen mätitahna.
Oo large wrist worms - I think I'll nab those ;-) Thanks Sandra! All the best, Marianne (aka ManHands)
ReplyDeleteHow great! Someone's happy in the
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puss
I know what you mean. Whenever I feel especially homesick, I got to IKEA to buy food :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra,
ReplyDeleteI love your photos, paper dolls, and crochet - so inspiring! I am a teacher of technology and art, and sometimes artist myself, in Kansas City. I found you through Camilla's blog about a year ago. Thank you for sharing as you do.
Andrea
oh, can I come for dinner? looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteyou have just inspired me to cook miso soup tonight and much more. everything looks so yummy, thanks!
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Mmmm...so cozy!
ReplyDeleteI bought the mild Kalles kaviar but I have never tried it with eggs! I'm going to do so from now on!
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Happy V Day dear S! :***
Eggs + Kalles = Heaven!
ReplyDeleteSandra, i really have got to try this kalles. it looks delicious with the eggs yummm
ReplyDeletei would definitely buy more wrist worms in large! the pair i bought barely fit so i haven't bought any more, even though i am tempted!
ReplyDeletegott, gott! kalles kaviar på knäcke med ägg är populärt hemma hos oss också:)
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI grew up in Sweden and forgot how much i love the Fish Roe paste! My husband makes terrible sounds when i eat it in front of him but i blame it on culture shock:)
Great blog, thanks!
I like when you post about food, Sandra. You come up with dishes and combinations that I wouldn't think of to make, but it always looks so good.
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