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About Allthatcooking

We are an Icelander living in Sweden and New England Yankee living in Virginia who share not only a great friendship but also a passion for world food. Our particular interest lies in the types of dishes that bring people together at celebrations and during holidays. When we take an occasional break from working on our global cookbook, we post on what is now a side project - our blog . Visit us at www.allthatcooking.com

Lemon Tart

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Lemon Tart Lemons!  Words and pictures that come to mind are sunny, refreshing, clean, tart, summertime lemonade stands. . . Lovely and versatile, we use lemon zest, lemon juice, even the leaves.  A squirt of lemon juice brightens sauces, accents fish, … Continue reading

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Dagrún Ása´s Favorite Salmon

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 It was a dark and stormy night.  Rain, sleet, snow, wind, cold . . . So we lit a fire in the fireplace, and invited a friend to join us for dinner and a hot game of Scrabble. Oli kept the menu … Continue reading

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Oli’s Pasta

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  Oli held a pasta 101 class for me the other night.  It gave me a chance to use my pasta machine for the first time.  Here we share his technique for making this fresh tri-color delight. Face it.  Pasta’s best … Continue reading

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Chowder for a Cold Saturday Night

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Clam chowder, fish chowder, corn chowder. . . New England chowder, Manhattan chowder, closer to Virginia it’s Hatteras chowder. . . Every once in a while this New Englander craves a good hot bowl of chowder.  With snow on the … Continue reading

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Stuffed Loin of Pork

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Like the song says, “Baby, it’s COLD outside”!   Why not heat up the kitchen with the warm winter time aromatics of a sage stuffed pork loin?  This is a typical winter dish in Scandinavia especially in Denmark where they are famous for their … Continue reading

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New Year’s Sherry Parfait

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PARFAIT:  French, literally, something perfect, from parfait perfect, from Latin perfectus. We think of parfaits as that multi layered dessert of ice cream, fruit, and syrup topped with whipped cream, nuts and a maraschino cherry à la DQ. There’s another, more sophisticated … Continue reading

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Gravlax / Dill Cured Salmon

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Cured food is an old way of storing food.  Techniques for preserving food have been around for hundreds of years. Pickling, salting, smoking, drying… all of these methods were used a lot when people didn’t have any refrigerators or freezers and needed to store the food. Now we have … Continue reading

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Pepparkakor

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Pepparkakor So, what’s glögg without pepparkakor? For that matter what’s pepparkakor?  Pepparkakor are crunchy, spicy little ginger snaps that partner with glögg . Oli’s recipe calls for a bit of white pepper which gives them a little extra bite.  Do not use black … Continue reading

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