On a classic, early-80s California road trip, a carload of friends and I were breezing north on the 101. The Eagles were in the cassette deck, and there was cool wind in our big hair. We were reveling in the newly hip Central Coast – a place of wineries, California cuisine, avocados, almond groves, and… More Three pea soups in a pod
The Law At Ingebretsen’s, we are huge proponents of being outside throughout the year (you can read about Friluftsliv in winter here). In 1994, Swedish Parliament passed a law, Allemansrätten – The Right of Public Access, or commonly known as “every man’s right.” This allows people in Sweden the “Freedom to Roam” on public land.… More Allemansrätten
Every cook likes to have a signature dish. It’s even better when it’s a signature dish that family and friends request frequently. Thirteen-year-old Cora Lee was able to make her mark in the kitchen as the family’s “lemon pie girl” after her mother, Norwegian immigrant Olea Torrisdatter Langmoen Lee, taught her the recipe in 1912.… More Lee’s lemon pie with krumkake wafers