Blueberry season means lots of berries and lots of ways to enjoy them. This recipe combines blueberries and the freshness of wood sorrel

Why do Norwegians seem so comfortable wearing jeans almost everywhere, while dressing up is often reserved for special occasions? From an unexpected encounter at a Michelin-starred restaurant on the French Riviera to the beauty of the Norwegian bunad, I reflect on Scandinavia’s love of casual dressing, what it says about everyday life, and whether there is room for something in between.

Discover the Nordic art of slowing down: savoring simple pleasures, embracing slow days, and finding calm in nature. From lingering walks under open skies to quiet moments with coffee by the sea, doing less outdoors becomes a way to restore balance. This mindful Nordic lifestyle teaches us that less is more, and that joy often hides in stillness, fresh air, and everyday rituals.

This creamy broccoli soup, or kremet brokkolisuppe, is a little bowl of Nordic comfort. Made with fresh broccoli and Snøfrisk, the beloved Norwegian goat’s cheese, it has a lovely velvety texture and a gentle, tangy richness. It’s simple to make, full of goodness and perfect for a quiet lunch or a light supper on a chilly day. Serve it with a slice of crusty bread and enjoy a little taste of Norway at your own table.

There are habits that people in the Nordics use all the time to embrace a life of simple, happy intention that we can all do wherever we are

Autumn is beauty itself, but I haven't always felt like that. It was not an instant love affair, I had to learn it. Do you feel the same?

In Scandinavia there's a deep appreciation of quality workmanship, but it's not the only place. We can help keep these precious skills alive

Apples are one of the most versatile ingredients and a bounty of autumn. This rustic galette combines apples with Norway's most iconic ingredient - brunost.

For so long Norway has been somewhere many people would love to live. But why? Let me share my 5 big reasons

The love of wool in Norway is seeing no signs of ever waning. Wol is warm, versatile and reliable and keeps you warm in the coldest climes

Kålstuing is a traditional Norwegian dis that is a wonderful celebration of one of autumn's best ingredients - cabbage. It's creamy and mild and is found on so many Norwegian tables at the beginning of the autumn.

When I moved to Norway I had no idea that simple Nordic habits would change my life forever. These are the 10 ways my life has changed

Lufsa is a simple Swedish dish of just a handful of ingredients. It's hearty, filling and delicious and wonderfully traditional.

Hygge is something we can bring with us everywhere we go, even on camping trips. I have some tips to make your next trip extra cosy

Liqourice is one of those flavours that you will find everywhere in Scandinavia, but you might be surprised to find it in more than candy

Seaweed has been nourishing Nordic coastal communities for centuries, long before it became a modern superfood. Rich in minerals, fibre and antioxidants, this remarkable marine plant supports both our health and the health of the oceans. From vast kelp forests teeming with life to the simple pleasures of coastal cooking, discover why seaweed truly deserves its reputation as the quiet superhero of the sea. Perfect inspiration for your next Nordic-inspired recipe.

Many Norwegians happily spend the holiday in their own country. There are lots of things to learn from this and we can do exactly the same ourselves with a few tips to get started.

You don't need to live in Scandinavia to bring some beautiful Scandinavian touches to your home. With a few simple changes and Scandi-inspired touches your home can be welcoming and hygge.

Olsok is a special day in Norway and marks the pilgramage to Trindheim to celebrate St Olav.

Lemon curd is a simple and easy jam to make and keep. It's unexpectedly popular in Norway and my recipe always sells out on my farmstand.