Johan, Camilla and I made lots of food for Camilla's husband's birthday on a cold day in January.
Breakfast at a "French" café in Gothenburg.
Shrimps and cheese.
My favourite pizza in my old neighbourhood.
The first time I visited a legendary restaurant called Sjömagasinet in Gothenburg, they used to have amazing lunches.
While studying this was the sushi I had at least a couple of times a week.
Bread from a French bakery in my old neighbourhood, their bread was so crazy delicious.
On Johan's 25th birthday I surprised him with champagne for breakfast. I also made him a ciabatta with scrambled eggs, asparagus, parmesan cheese and truffle oil.
Lunch at an Austrian restaurant in Gothenburg.
In April it was time for the first pizza outdoors. This is a kebab pizza, the most sold pizza in Sweden. Also in Sweden pizza is always served with a pizza salad which is cabbage with oil, sugar, vinegar, oregano, salt and pepper.
Pizza at home with my mum as a visitor. This used to be my favourite low budget wine. A low budget wine in Sweden costs almost €7 if you want it in a bottle...
Pancakes outdoors.
Summer came and I had dinner outdoors on the grass.
And in the garden where I used to live. I love love love that salsa made of mango, tomato, coriander (cilantro in American English), lime, onion and chili.
Sushi!
Barbeque in my parents' summer house.
Picnic with Johan, Camilla & Morran on that Summer's hottest evening.
Yummmm!
ReplyDeleteSoooo hungry now!!!! :O
I really, really need some sushi now ;)... All the food looks very delicious!
ReplyDeleteI loove love love love mango-tomato-coriander-onion salsa as well. Top summer food!
ReplyDeleteohhh you are making me terribly hungry!! Your photos are so good!!
ReplyDeletelove this series of photos with food, actually I think those are one of my favorite things to shot and yr food is definitely wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love eating in restaurants, but I must say I prefer cooking in my kitchen.
Lovely photos<3
2008 looks like it was a pretty wonderful year, if these pictures are anything to go by!
ReplyDeleteYour salads and picnic spreads are inspiring me to get outdoors much more this spring and summer, thank you:)
Im at work and it is still a couple of hours till lunch... I shouldnt have looked through these photos... Now im day dreaming about all this delicious food;)))) great memories you have there!!!
ReplyDeletesandra, this series of posts is making me so happy! love it.
ReplyDeleteEvery things seems to be SO tasty! A lot of good food.
ReplyDeletePictures number 2 & 7 call my name, it makes me miss even more than I already do baguette & croissant, and all those succulent breads & various cheese we have in France. I don't find so good breads in Berlin..
Bon appétit & good evening,
Wow... your food memories are delicious!
ReplyDeleteär det här någon slags terapi? den hjälper då mig till tusen ;) MUMS!
ReplyDeleteChe bello! Such beautiful images of gorgeous food... one of the best and most attainable pleasures in life.
ReplyDeleteYou need to do a book. Seriously. Start now. The food you make looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteI mean it. Write a proposal, write some simple recipes, include some of these amazing photos and submit them to a publisher. People with far less talent, taste and ability are getting book deals right and left. You have the seeds of a marvelous book right here: where Gothenburg food meets Berlin food, where Swedish food meets German food. You don't have to be a chef to write a cookbook, just a talented home cook (which you are). DO IT.
jag blir hungrig fast jag precis har ätit frukost. Mmmm.... foooood....
ReplyDeleteooooh now i feel so hungry!
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