Swedish comfort food

You've spent all winter embracing the "hygge" life. But you haven't truly achieved it until you try these 11 Scandinavian comfort food recipes.

Sometimes called 'Allspice Beef Stew,' this traditional Swedish stew (Kalops) is an excellent addition to your comfort-food collection. Minimal ingredients and prepared only on the stovetop --- and the best part? It's packed with flavors!

The perfect tender and spiced meatball in a tangy and rich sauce. Just add the lingonberry compote.

This recipe for Greek Stuffed Onions is one of my favs because it is so comforting. I grew up eating Salantourmasi and I want to share this traditional (and delicious) recipe with you.

Explore Nordic cuisine with 25 Scandinavian recipes from cozy comfort foods to light and minimal dishes, there's something for everyone.

There are as many recipes for meatballs in Scandinavia as there are cooks. Recipes vary regionally, too, both in ingredients and sizing. Sadly, nowadays a lot of people buy meatballs instead of making them. The homemade version is so very wholesome and worth the effort.

Explore the world of Swedish meatballs with our detailed recipe and cooking guide. Learn about the history, cultural significance, and unique blend of flavors that make this Scandinavian dish a global comfort food favorite.

This stew with chanterelles is delicious Nordic comfort food, particularly in the autumn when the woods are filled with chanterelles.

These easy IKEA-style Swedish Meatballs are really easy to make at home with a traditional gravy, delicious served with mashed potatoes, peas and Swedish lingonberry jam.

The humble cabbage roll serves as a reminder that the cultural exchange with the rest of the world is an important part of the Swedish tradition and culture.