Send hooray to all frying pan lovers ⚓️❤️In an almost full storm, the camera woman fills freshly baked tortilla bread with fried shrimp, guacamole, salsa and grated mozzarella. As a nice little bonus, there will also be a dessert in the form of a strawberry pie, and that too cooked on a griddle. The captain takes on the role of cameraman but also assists with the preparations and makes sure the glasses are filled. Enjoy the weekend friends and good food & drink. //Captain Food & Camera Woman
Finally, New Year's Eve and Christmas are far behind us. For me and the Camera Woman, New Years has always been associated with good food and bubbly drinks at home together or with good friends. Very rarely have we celebrated out at a restaurant (apart from the first date at Valand in Gothenburg exactly 30 years ago) because the best food is always prepared at home by the stove or grill. This year's New Year's menu, which we had the opportunity to record in the middle of the sea somewhere in the Caribbean, is both classic and luxurious, but very easy to prepare. For starters there will be a "Swedish lobster toast" which is a mix of Toast Skagen and roe roe toast but stuffed with freshly cooked lobster. What's better than washing down the glory with chilled French bubbles. For the main course, another easy-to-cook classic is served, such as whiskey flambéed tournedos with pepper sauce and raw steak, as well as butter-fried asparagus and tomato. Of course, a suitable French red wine from Chateauneuf-du-Pape and Alain Jaume (Systembolaget Nr 2845) is served.Finally, we would like to thank you for all the appreciation we received during the year. Because that's exactly what makes us continue to record new films and inspire better outdoor cooking on the grill. The camerawoman and I would like to wish you and all other stovetop lovers a really good end and a nice new year at the stovetop.
I invited Edward Blom, who is the country's most well-read in sense & etiquette, food history and traditions, to the channel. Tune in to this almost hour-long episode and learn absolutely everything you need to know before these typically Swedish August parties, whether you are the host of the party or a lucky guest.
Send hooray to all frying pan lovers,Welcome to this week's episode where I went out to the Bohuslän archipelago to cook together with the shooting journalist Janne Josefsson. On the small, picturesque island of Åstol, Janne has been spending his summers for several decades, and here he feels both at home and safe in the fine community that prevails on the island. I really understand him, because it just doesn't get much more idyllic and typically bohuslan than this. Down among the boathouses in the guest harbor, we cook Caribbean lobster mixed with one or two revelations from Janne's long and successful career. In addition, I try to challenge his fears by offering freshly picked oysters and making him saber his first bottle of Champagne. Whether I succeed will show in this roughly half-hour long episode. I can take the opportunity to wish all of you stovetop lovers a really nice midsummer weekend and enjoy the nice weather ?❤️ ⚓️?✈️Curious about the frying pan I use? You can find it here:https://kaptenmat.se/webbshop/kaptenens-stekhall-komplett-set/I always buy fish and shellfish from:https://www.fiskochsant.seYou can find Systembolaget's most affordable pink Champagne here:https://grapevine.se/dryck/beaumont-des-crayeres-grand-rose/You can find the dark rum from the Dominican Republic here:https://grapevine.se/dryck/barcelo-imperial-onyx/If you'd rather drink beer, I recommend a Prima Stekhäll lager:https://www.systembolaget.se/produkt/ol/oceanbryggeriet-3779203/
Ship hooray stovetop lovers ⚓️Start planning your Valentine's Day dinner now. Aphrodite food of love No. 1 is undoubtedly a Linguine Frutti di Mare that makes every date here. When all the flavors are there, the seafood and fish are perfect, the pasta is al dente and the wine glasses are misted with cold Chardonnay, there can be nothing but success. Trust me, your frying pan is the best ragging weapon ❤️The wine for the pasta is made to order, but you can order as little as a single bottle and then pick it up at your local System company after a few days. https://www.systembolaget.se/produkt/vin/chardonnay-7133901/
4well-fed lobsters Do not boil the lobster before cooking. It must be prepared immediately after killing with a knife.
20gapsconfit garlic
2tbspProvencal herbs
1tbsppaprika powder
100 grambutter
olive oil
salt
freshly ground black pepper
Serve with rice
Secret spirit mixture for the flambéing
6clcognac
4clgin
2clMartini Bianco (or other vermouth)
Instructions
Confit garlic
Take two whole garlic cloves and press them against a worktop. Put the loose wedges with skin in a pan and cover with a good olive oil. Then cook slowly on a low heat for up to an hour so that they become really soft and nice. Allow to cool in the oil and use the garlic within 24 hours.
Today we celebrate Sweden's National Day with a lovely old Swedish home classic. Raw prawns topped with prawns and roe served with creme fraiche, red onion, dill and lemon. The most classic thing is to serve raw rakok with fried pork and raw stir-fried lingonberries, but if it's national day, that's it, and then we add a little extra luxury to it. So good and so easy to cook on the grill. Happy weekend to all roasters out there at the stoves!
Raw crabs belong to the home cooking family and began to be cooked as early as the 18th century when potatoes became established as a staple food in Sweden. On the west coast, the raw crabs were certainly eaten with something from the sea, and Captain Mat takes that legacy with him.
The sabering of a Vintage 2013 from Palmer & Co. went well there…
Every week there is a market in the old village of Carcès. The villagers go out and buy vegetables, cheese, bread, flowers, clothes and much more, but of course Captain Mat gets stuck with the oyster merchant. Several good varieties where one is better than the other. A little squeezed fresh lemon on and sim salabim and the delicacies are ready to be enjoyed. Bon Appetit
Soon we will be in March and that means the light is back in earnest and buds will soon burst. Or I mean corks, because of course it's something special when Champagne corks pop off. Think that inside the bottle those bubbles are just waiting to come out and be poured into your glass at any millisecond. Close your eyes, breathe in and smell the fresh seafood that you then wash down the bubbles with. Yes, then life is real as Smilla would say...
The weekend's storm feels quite far away right now. Rain, hail, storm and little sun made the weekend memorable in any case. Check out the episode below and you'll understand why. Remember to like and subscribe on Facebook and Youtube because now it's happening…