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| Unknown couple |
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Showing posts with label Skåne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skåne. Show all posts
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Wedding Wednesday - Unknown couple
This couple is in a photo album that has belonged to either my great grand parents Nils Anton Berlin and Hanna Persson in Farstorp or perhaps thier son-in-law. The photo is taken at Atelier Söderholm in Kristianstad so the couple probably lived somewhere in the Skåne area.
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Wordless Wednesday - Boys on horses
Two boys and two horses in front of a house. From an album that belonged to my great grandparents who lived in Farstop (Skåne, Sweden). I don't know who those boys are or where the picture was taken.
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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Wordless Wendesday - Birthday and tradtional cake
This is an unidentified woman at an unidentified place. Guessing it would be her birthday party I think everyone would agree to. Also that the place is somewhere in Sweden, since it seems to be Swedish flags in the decoration hanging in the ceiling. I also think it is in the south of Sweden (Skåne).
The special cake on the table is a typical cake from the Skåne-area called spettekaka. You make it from egg, sugar and potato flour. And then icing. It has quite special taste, it is sweet and it melts in your mouth just like meringue. Traditionally you make it on a stick that rotates and then you pour the cake batter on the stick. You often see that cake on birthdays and weddings and I love it!
This Youtubeclip shows how its done.
The special cake on the table is a typical cake from the Skåne-area called spettekaka. You make it from egg, sugar and potato flour. And then icing. It has quite special taste, it is sweet and it melts in your mouth just like meringue. Traditionally you make it on a stick that rotates and then you pour the cake batter on the stick. You often see that cake on birthdays and weddings and I love it!
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| Spettekaka or spiddekaga in Skåneaccent |
This Youtubeclip shows how its done.
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Birthday,
Party,
Skåne,
Spettekaka,
Sweden,
Unidentified,
Wordless Wendesday
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