scandi candy shops
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scandi candy shops
CHRISTMAS CAKE KRANSEKAKE, A NORWEGIAN HOLIDAY DESSERT. IS MADE BY STACKING STAR·SHAPED COOKIES INTO A TREE. $'5, WILLIAMS.SONOMA.COM. SCANDI CANDY SHOPS SOCKERBIT, NORTHERN STARS Post-Noma, the fooderati are searching for Scandinavia's next breakout chefs. Four to watch: NEW YORK CITY Daniel Berlin "Sugar cube" in Swedish, this shop has a massive selection that includes (clockwise from left) salty-sweet licorice logs, powerful striped mints and chewy rum-raisin fudge. 212206-8170 or sockerbit.com. THE CANDY The chef serves elevated Swedish country food at Krog iSkane Tranas, his 24·-seat spot in a rural village. danielberlin.se. STORE, SAN FRANOSCO This shop recently started importing hard-to-find Nordic candies, like super-sour gummy skulls and red Swedish monkeys that are firmer than the famed Swedish fish. 415-9218000 or thecandystoresfcom. AMY'S CANOY Bjorn Frantzen ~..&00~., SIGNATURE DISH: • SMOKED-FISH ( BOARD BAR, CHICAGO Amy's has fantastic Finnish licorice (both traditional and strawberry-flavored), as well as caramel-filled chocolate horses from Sweden. 773-9426386 or amyscandybar.com. Geir Skeie Located on a fjord, the seafood-focused Brygga 11 is run by Skeie, who won the Bocuse d'Or global cooking contest in 2009. b1yggalLno. (; Frantzen and partner Daniel Lindebcrg improvise each day's menu at their eponymous Michelin two-starred restaurant. franixen-lindeberg.com. ~' SIGNATURE DISH: CARROT MACARONS FILLED WITH SWEET CORN SIGNATURE DISH: CABBAGE HEADS WITH PARSLEY CREAM Claus Henriksen Inside an earlv18th-century -castle, Dragsholm Slot features high-end New Nordic food from this Noma alum. dragsholm-slot.dk. ) I:l.mID cabbage with parsley cream ,7) TOTAL: 35 MIN· 4 FIRST-COURSE SERVINGS Cabbage-leafrolls simulate the pointed cabbage heads that Claus Henriksen (above) uses at Dragsholm Slot. In a blender, combine V2 cup packed parsley leaves, 1 hardcooked egg, 3 tablespoons cider vinegar and 1,4 cup veg- etable oil and puree. Season with salt Cut 8 large Savoy cabbage leaves in half and discard the center ribs. In a medium saucepan, combine 2 quarts water, 4 tablespoons unsalted butter and a large pinch of salt and bring to a boil. Add the cabbage leaves, cover and simmer over moderate heat until tender, 4 minutes; drain and pat dry. Tightly roll up the leaves and arrange on plates. Season with salt and top with the parsley sauce. Garnish with thinly sliced scal-, lions and assorted sprouts and serve with rye crisps. WINE Fragrant. minerally 34 Pinot Grigio: 2010 Borgo M. FOODANDWINE.COM !