Category: Jul
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By Per Svangren and Valarie Budayr It wasn't just in Stockholm and not in the whole country but in all of Europe there was snow. Normally we can always count on the nothern part of Sweden to have a lot of snow but this year we have an unusual amount of snow in both the…
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We want to wish everyone a very happy and fun Jul. God Jul!!!! Swedish Christmas……….
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by Per Svangren Hot spicy red wine or apple juice with calvados together with ginger, cinnamon and other spices, that is glögg. Served in small cups together with almonds and raisins.Often served with pepparkakor (ginger cookies).We always have a Glögg afternoon for all our friends, serving different sorts of Glögg and snacks with it. These are…
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By Per Svangren From the end of November, most restaurants in Sweden serve Julbord (Christmas smorgasbord). Business people will meet over a Julbord lunch, families will join a family Julbord dinner and companies will invite their personel for Thanks-for-this-year Julbord. To be sure to have a table you must reserve a long time in advance. Especilly…
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by Per Svangren Deep in the grip of the midwinter cold Stars send a sparkling light. All are asleep on this lonely farm, Deep in the winter night. The pale white moon is wanderer, And snow lies white on pine and fir. Snow glows on rooftop shake. The tomte alone is awake. Gray, he…
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By Per Svangren Now Stockholm is dark and grey. No snow and the weather is more like spring than winter. It is dark when you wake up, when you go to work, and when you go home from work. We are all longing for the first of advent to arrive, when all the windows will be lit up…