We had dinner hours ago but the place still smells like a galley of Swedish meatballs. Shortly after eating dinner, our babysitter arrived and we dashed out of the house with a counter full of dirty Calphalon. The meatballs? Not bad, though I used a variation on the recipe I brought home from Sweden years ago. I added a little dill to the mixture. And we skipped the sauce. Here’s to our Swedish friends, back in Sweden and around the globe.
Chowder for the Wolf at the Door
When 10 pounds of potatoes and a couple dozen ears of corn show up unannounced, welcome them home to the chowder pot. After transforming our