Scandinavian food is the heart of Ingebretsen’s. And there is so much more than lutefisk and lefse. Besides the meat market that has been open since 1921, we carry other Nordic foods. You can find many of them here.
Read about the Scandinavian dishes we love:
Icelandic Happy Marriage Cake
June is the month of Iceland’s National Day (June 17), weddings, and rhubarb. In honor of all three, this month’s ...
Midsummer Cocktails
Two Cocktails for Midsummer If you've spent time in Scandinavia in the summer, you probably had a glass of sweet ...
U.P. Pasties – What happens when Finns meet Celts
The meeting of Celtic and Finnic culture on the Iron Range gave the world more than the redoubtable St. Urho ...
Danish Burning Love
Danish Burning Love, Brӕndade Kӕlighed, - the name is appropriate for Valentine’s Day. Whether the burning love is for bacon, ...
Curried Fish Balls
I’ve heard numerous people, including Nordic chef Magnus Nilsson, speak about fish balls being a beloved comfort food from childhood onwards ...
Æbleskiver For All
Æbleskiver - a Danish Sweet Treat One of our favorite Scandinavian breakfast goods are these delicious pancake balls from Denmark, ...
Three pea soups in a pod
On a classic, early-80s California road trip, a carload of friends and I were breezing north on the 101. The ...
Lee’s lemon pie with krumkake wafers
Every cook likes to have a signature dish. It's even better when it's a signature dish that family and friends ...
Ham Balls from Grandma Iola
There is no time like the present to preserve the past. Annie Malsam is doing just that as she collects ...
A supremely simple smoked salmon tart with cucumber salad
When you invite friends over for dinner, there are usually one or two people who ask sincerely, “What can I ...