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At the end of a long work week, wed love to simply leave the grocery bags on the counter to unpack themselves, get comfortable, and call for takeout on Friday night, and maybe Saturday, and definitely Sunday. However, pints of fried rice and slices of pizza can add up; in no time at all, your pants will be tighter and your wallet will be lighter.
Swedish top chef Tina Nordstrm knows the last thing you want to do on the weekends is more work. But what if that work were rewarding? And delicious? And exactly what you need to forget that another Monday is just around the corner? Sitting down to dishes like baked potatoes with roast beef and bell peppers, deep-fried avocado with lemon dip and peanuts, crispy roast pork with red cabbage and spicy mustard, vanilla ice cream with caramel sauce and crumbles, and chocolate cake will indeed whisk you away from the weekday craziness and will help you relax and enjoy your weekend.
This book provides three sections of recipes: Fridays recipes are fast and simple, so you can finally get off your feet and cuddle in front of the couch. Saturdays are more challenging and plentiful, great for dinner for two (or ten, if you wish to entertain) with suggested appetizers, wine pairings, and decadent desserts. And finally, on Sunday, sleep in and prepare yourself for everyones favorite mealbrunch!
Skyhorse Publishing, along with our Good Books and Arcade imprints, is proud to publish a broad range of cookbooks, including books on juicing, grilling, baking, frying, home brewing and winemaking, slow cookers, and cast iron cooking. Weve been successful with books on gluten-free cooking, vegetarian and vegan cooking, paleo, raw foods, and more. Our list includes French cooking, Swedish cooking, Austrian and German cooking, Cajun cooking, as well as books on jerky, canning and preserving, peanut butter, meatballs, oil and vinegar, bone broth, and more. While not every title we publish becomes a New York Times bestseller or a national bestseller, we are committed to books on subjects that are sometimes overlooked and to authors whose work might not otherwise find a home.

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Photography Charlie Drevstam Illustrations Stina Wirsn - photo 1Photography: Charlie DrevstamIllustrations: Stina Wirsn
CONTENTS - photo 2
CONTENTS ITS THE WEEKE - photo 3
CONTENTSITS THE WEEKEND FINALLY As the child of tavern owners I wasnt exactly - photo 4
ITS THE WEEKEND, FINALLY!As the child of tavern owners, I wasnt exactly spoiled by endless family weekend get-togethers. Weekends were when my parents restaurant was busiest, so our days off were just as likely to fall on a Wednesday as any other weekday.Now as an adult, I consider the weekendFriday, Saturday, and Sundayto be a mini-vacation, so no matter where I am in the world, I do my best to make my way home and spend time with my family.The weekend is important, not only because it marks the end of the workweek, but because it allows us to enjoy family life and recharge our batteries for the week ahead. Food plays a critical role here.A good meal is about much more than the food itselfits about the experience. Careful consideration and planning is required when were deciding on where, how, and with whom to eat. All these factors are just as important as what we eat.And dont forget to include the kids! Have dinner at 3 p.m. Set the table with nicely folded napkins, and make time for a pre-dinner drink (for the grown-ups) in the living room before sitting down to eat. This doesnt require you to go fancy every day; a simple meal is fine, too, and can be every bit as enjoyable as an elaborate dinner.I like to dust off old ideas and recipes that have had time to mature over the years and update them. The prettily adorned sandwich cake, the hot sandwich, the baked potatoI think all of them deserve a second look.Tina
Pairing Food and Drink The expression birds of a feather even applies to - photo 5Pairing Food and DrinkThe expression birds of a feather even applies to whats on the dinner table, which is why your choice of beverage should complement the food.Sommeliers or wine connoisseurs can help you match a wines body, levels of acidity, sweetness, dryness, bitterness, and barrel characteristics to any dish you want to make. Still, consider the pairings a suggestion and not a rule, since what pleases your palate will ultimately be the correct choice. My hope is that you will venture out and try a variety of combinations, while keeping in mind the advice contained within these pages. There will be times when you come upon that amazing match of food and drink where, suddenly, the more you get to experience this magic, the better.Begin by figuring out what flavor is dominant on your plate (it rarely turns out to be the fish or meat). Then select a drink that complements that particular flavor.Perhaps you will choose a wine from the same region as the food youre serving; for example, what would people drink in Mexico? Here youll need to find out what works well with Mexican food. Along those same lines, youll find delectable truffles in northern Italy, where there is a long tradition of cultivating vineyards, making it more than likely that this area will produce many northern Italian wines that pair naturally with that delicate mushroom.WINETry to reflect the meals flavors in your choice of wine. If your dish is acidic, white wine with notes of citrus (or perhaps some sparkling water garnished with a wedge of lime) would be good. If a red wine calls to mind black currants, a dollop of black currant jelly with the food will enhance that pairing. Or, why not even add a splash of this wine to the sauce?To complement a meal featuring a rich Barnaise sauce, it makes sense to look for a fuller-bodied wine, since the foods high fat content will blunt the taste of the wine; this way youll get to enjoy the wine as much as the food. Wine that is on the sweet side will temper heat and bring out the flavors in a dish, which is why its a good idea to drink a sweeter white wine when eating food containing a lot of chili pepper.If a wine is too dry, try adding more salt to the foodthis will smooth over the roughness of the wine.And finally, wines served with dessert should always taste sweeter than the dessert itself, as this allows them to fully come into their own.The Five Basic TastesSOUR. In food, acidic ingredients curb a beverages sourness, smooth out roughness, and bring out fruity and sweet notes.SALT in food decreases dryness and enhances fruity flavors and sweetness in drinks.BITTER ingredients in food heighten a beverages bitter taste, so its best to avoid hoppy beer and wine aged in oak barrels when eating bitter foods.SWEET
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