Swedish Home Cooking "Swedish Meatballs"

I'm Linn. I'm a published and best selling cookbook author in Sweden. This is the first episode of my cooking show Swedish Home Cooking that I'm recording at my friends house in San Francisco. Go to LinnL.com to look at my books and to read my food blog. See you! Linn

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[regulas70]

Marry me.

[linnlar]

@regulas70 you'd like that, wouldn't you

[Grady01]

Nice vid, the past week I've been watching ample amounts of vids of Swedes to get a better understanding of their culture. Been thinking about relocation but I am worried about culture shock. That is prob inevitable though since I have only been to one other country. I am a food geek so I need diversity but from what I gather your country food markets seem diverse enough.

[linnlar]

@Grady01 well I would say in Sweden you could get just about any food you'd like. The Swedish food culture though is not too diverse. It's hard to grow fresh vegetables and fruits that are not root vegetables. I miss the fresh stuff from when I used to live in California!! But please, come to Swedish it is a lovely place with good food

[ewanstanley]

i like your t-shirt

[linnlar]

@ewanstanley thank you ewan!!

[linnlar]

@karlvonl1 Det är ju precis så här man gör svenska köttbullar! Sedan finns det hundra andra sätt också, såklart. Som också är traditionella svenska köttbullar.

[scorpion091168]

Wow, swedish blondies like to cook ! :)

[regulas70]

@linnlar Very much so. 

[BEEE806]

great recipe gona make it tmrw for my boyfriend.bt i ate this dish at a swedish frns house and he added preserved berries and mash potato...said tht was traditional...

[ToadsMGodes]

@linnlar You need to eat more meatballs!! you are so skinny!!

[SolidSnake812]

Swedish Meal Time > This. :p