I guess I'm going to have to learn to bake

[jennielynn1970]

We had some weird burners in Sweden, they were solid and heated up electrically. I haven't seen them here. I'm thinking ceramic burners??


They also had a great recipe for brownies called Kola Kaka. It was thin, and chewy, and chocolatey. yummmmm. I still haven't been able to replicate it over here in the states.


Lilith Cherry... if you want some box mixes for brownies (some are just as good as home made), just ask, and I'll pick some up and get them out to you over there for you. I know I missed certain things when I was in Sweden... peanutbutter for one. They didn't do peanut butter!! I had it shipped to me, lol.

I still miss candy from Sweden. The salt licorice. That was the best stuff on earth. It was rock hard and salty as a lick for deer, lol, but damn it was good!!! I'll have to see if I can find any place that imports. There's a lot of things I can find at IKEA, but a lot of it's not "authentic".

[DJFyrewolf36]

I stink at baking and cooking in general...which is kind of sad concidering my dad is a decendant of a famous baker in Minnesota. I look forward to the holidays every year because of my dads excellent baking skills. I'll have to see if he will email me his "never fail" pie crust recipie. Its so easy that I have a hard time messing it up lol.