Strawberries in a favourite Iittala glass (photo by Debi Treloar copyright Saltyard Books)
I’m thrilled to announce that ‘Secrets of Scandinavian Cooking…Scandilicious’ is now available online and in bookshops across the UK.
For a chance to win a signed copy of the book simply tweet a link to this Jarlsberg & Fennel muffin recipe on YouTube and use the hashtag #winscandilicious by 4pm Friday 13th May.
And as it’s publication day I thought I’d share with you some of my favourite photos from the book…
Oatmeal Bread (photo by Debi Treloar copyright Saltyard Books)
Swedish Anchovies - the original Abba (photo by Debi Treloar copyright Saltyard Books)
Gravlaks or Gravadlax depending where you're from! (photo by Debi Treloar copyright Saltyard Books)
Peter's Yard Sourdough Crispbread (photo by Debi Treloar copyright Saltyard Books)
Mustikkapiirakka, or Finnish Blueberry Tart (photo by Debi Treloar copyright Saltyard Books)
Sour cherry soup (photo by Debi Treloar copyright Saltyard Books)
And last but not least...the cover. Love those cherries, love this cup! (photo by Debi Treloar copyright Saltyard Books)
It would be remiss of me not to mention the ace team my publisher Elizabeth Hallett of Saltyard Books put together in producing the book and I owe a huge thanks to the following lovely, talented people:
- Bryony Nowell (copy editor)
- Kate Brunt at Hodder and her colleagues who have all been brilliant putting the book together
- Ami Smithson of Cabin London (designer)
- Debi Treloar (photographer)
- Polly Wilson-Webb (stylist)
And if you would like to buy a copy then click on any of the links below:
Finally, thank you to those who have already bought the book and have given such wonderful, encouraging feedback, if you buy a copy do drop in here on Scandilicious and let me know what you think!
As we say in Norwegian…Velbekomme!
Sig x
Grattis – another book, that’s great!
This looks really good – I think I’ll nip over to Amazon straight away. Gotta keep you top of the Scandinavian cookbook list
Looking forward to getting some memory jogs from your recipes.
// Mike
many congrats- Sig- wonderful and exciting. xo shayma
Looks delicious! I’m a recent transplant to Sweden and have become more and more enamored of Scandinavian cooking. The cookbook looks like it has some delicious recipes in it!
All best!
- Kate
That blueberry tart looks superb – I must bake it! Reminds me of all the berries I bought at the market in Helsinki last year.
Will the book be available in any independent book shops in London? I’m trying to do better at supporting them.
Happy Publication Day!
Amy at Tasting Pages
You deserve all the success in the world. Well done and congratulations!
So excited for you Sig and many many congratulations! You must be so proud of your book. Looking forward to sampling some of the delectable recipes soon xx
Brilliant and congratulations – can’t wait to get my hands on a copy!
Fab cooking video too – more of those please!
Gratulerer Sig! How wonderful. The book looks fantastic and I can’t wait to read it.
It’s a wonderful book, Sig and I love the video and photos too. Hearty congratulations! I am sure it will do very well. xxx
Wheree are the reindeer neat and the cloudberries. Whwt you show is not typically Swedish. More exoytic please.
Sorry about the spelling, but it’s perfectly understanable isn’t it.
love it…. i ll try this recipee
nice to meet you ^^
Sig – I’ve got a copy of your book on my desk at work and I can’t stop looking at it. It’s gorgeous and clearly a lot of work and thought went into it – love Debbie’s photos too. Congratulations. K x
Thank you Katy, how kind of you to drop in and say so! Debi did an amazing job with the photos, hope you’ll enjoy cooking a recipe or two from the book. Sig xx
50% Danish through my mum, I’m an avid collector of Scandinavian cookbooks and bought yours as soon as it came out. The recipes are great but I’d love to know if it’s possible to buy the mug and teapot shown in the cover photos – I have a huge collection of reindeer items and would love to add those! Thanks
Hi Judith, many thanks for dropping in and so pleased you like the book. I’ve tracked down the source for those pretty mugs and teapot you mentioned and they’re vintage Crown Devon. Your best bet for sourcing them is apparently EBay: http://popular.ebay.co.uk/pottery-porcelain-glass/crown-devon.htm hope that helps! Signe x
Hello Signe
Thank you so much for the information. I’ve already found the pieces on e-bay and will be buying some as soon as I figure out how to set up an account! I suspect my collection will grow rapidly for a while! Thanks again
Judith Hutchinson
As an avid Scandophile I was delighted to pick this up at the Hay-On-Wye festival recently. I’m about to have anchovies on toast with boiled eggs – inspired!