Easy Swedish Recipes - Sausage Stew (frankfurter) Danish Hygge Food, Svensk Pølsegryde!

Easy Swedish Recipes - Sausage Stew (frankfurter) Danish Hygge Comfort Food, Svensk Pølsegryde! Looking for a frankfurter recipe, ready to try Danish comfort food? Swedish Sausage Stew as it is called here ("Svensk Pølsegryde"). Danish Comfort Food at its best! Not the prettiest of dishes but super simple to make and a family favourite in our Copenhagen home. Ingredients I used: onion, carrot, salt & pepper, frankfurter sausages, tinned tomatoes, pinch of sugar, cream. Optional: tomato purée, Worcester sauce, herbs. Serve with rice, mashed potato etc. Let's hygge in the kitchen!
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[@cmooshi33]

It's a latch hook. For making rugs with a like short pieces of yarn on a very open plastic grid type fabric piece. I have gotten them in a kit where the rug becomes a picture from the different colored yarns.

[@soundsightswonder5861]

Right up my alley ;) I made something similar last night with 6 chorizo sausages, 3 carrots, 1 sweet potato, 1/2 cauliflower, 2 potatoes, 1 tinned tomatoes, herbs and spices and 1 tin of chickpeas to bulk it up. Very delish and polished off tonight even thought we live in the tropics and it never really goes below 25 degrees. No need of cold weather when I'm a glutton lol

[@donnawiseman9311]

Yes, it's a rug hook. Its a very easy craft to do, and it brought back memories. I used to do quite a bit of wall hangings. I gave them all away. I think I would like to do another! Thanks, Diane!!! And your dish looks delicious!!

[@AgathaVelvet]

🌟Please keep making these cooking videos Diane! Your so good at it. Love real life cooking vs. staged tv cooking. (Luv your other vids as well😘)

[@holly5791]

I know I'm way behind, but your item is a latch hook. I used to make latch hook pillows, rugs and wall hangings, in the 80's. It was one of the first kinds of needlework that I was interested in. Crochet took over after that. Your sausage stew looks good to me. This is the time of year that I favor eating soups and stews and chili. 🙂👍🥣

[@DDRounds]

Thank you for preparing videos for us to view while you are away. Thanks for leading us faithfully even while you are off with your family. Enjoy the time in Vienna!

[@maureenjacob9653]

Yes. It’s for rug hooking. Wall hanging projects.

[@gabit.7148]

Or making carpets. My uncle took such a hook for knot (knotting?) He made wonderful carpets, runnings and wall hangings.

[@ninahowell6232]

My Mum used to have hooks like that for making rugs. 😊 I love your videos and I find the Danish traditions and cooking really interesting. Thank you for showing us.

[@lulu993]

Oui, c'est un crochet pour faire des tapis de laine. Je me souviens en avoir fait dans les années ´70.

[@AnnFran9093]

Yes rug hooking.

[@marydrummond5451]

Hygge is wonderful . Candles on and fireplace going also .

[@lauradorcy6103]

Diane, thank you so much for your can do attitude and encouraging me to see that I can do it!!!!! 😀

[@rhondaprokupek3895]

Hello Diane from New Orleans! I love your videos about Danish food and Danish customs. Have a great vacation!

[@tarabartlett2184]

I share your love of old cookbooks!

[@annetterobinson5308]

That is for latch hooking. It was a big craze here in the States back in the 70’s. Everyone was making latch hook rugs and wall hangings. It was fun to do and a craft anyone could excel at.

[@charonmassey6342]

My grandmother used to take all our old clothes that we had outgrown, cut them into strips, and use this hook to make rag rugs during the winter months...smile

[@lynneyb2469]

Oh yes, I remember when I was a kid making what we call in the US, a "hook a rug" and that is the tool used. You can buy a kit that comes with the latch hook tool, small pieces of colored yarn and the patterned canvas. You follow the pattern with hooking the various colors and whola! you have a puppy rug, owl, flower ,etc. Thanks for sharing your recipe. My mom used to make hot dog casserole when I was little. Saute up onion and cut up hot dogs, mix in baked beans. Put all into a casserole dish and top with shredded cheese and bake in the oven. Also, I heard a similar story about canned tomatoes that it is better to buy them whole because the chopped tomato in cans are the ones that are of lesser quality. Have a wonderful family trip to Vienna.Looking forward to pix. I always wanted to travel there.

[@Julie-ok5fr]

It's a latchhook tool! Years ago, in the 1970's..when I was about 8 years old, there used to be boxed kits in the stores where all of the supplies were included to make a pillow, or maybe a rug. They were made by using that hook tool to pull small pieces of colored yarn through pre-cut holes in a piece of canvas that was already colored to match the pieces of colored yarn, like a paint-by-number. Now, I have certainly probably confused you to death...(smiles) Brings back memories of begging my mom to buy me a new kit to craft a pillow. My hands would ache trying to finish the project and I never had the patience to fully complete one before giving up! No wonder mom didn't want to buy me a new one...plus, they were quite pricey for a kid's craft project. Your stew looks delicious as always. Ohhh.. I would give anything to travel to Austria. Safe travels and will live vicariously through your travels...Blessed weekend to you and yours :)

[@MrsBullfinch]

Hi Diane. Made this today and it was delicious. My husband and I loved it. Teenagers made their own meal today, they wanted a pasta bake so I left them to it. Thanks again.🙂

[@DianeinDenmark]

Yay, so glad you enjoyed it, Sylvia!

[@lauradavison4890]

Yes definitely a latch hook for rug making with canvas.

[@jennyfischer4699]

Yeah, now I know what to veganize and cook on tuesday! Thank you!

[@carlaward1026]

Diane I know what that needle is. I have one . I made crafts with that in 5th grade, in Portugal where I am from. So, the craft is made with these tapestry kind of fabric but with big wholes and the wool you buy for this craft is cut out in pieces about 3 or 4 inches long I would say. The wool comes all nice and packed together with a label that holds the pices together like in a skein of wool, in a varied palette of colors. You then grab each individual piece of wool, fold it in half, place it against each square of your tapestry and with the hook tie it to the tapestry. You use your pattern to know what color to use to"paint" the picture in your pattern. It makes a piece similar to a rug. I made a horse's head, with a background. The way you attach the wool to the tapestry with the hook is the same way you use to attach a fringe with a crochet hook to a knitted or crocheted item like a scarf for instance. I have been living in the United States now for 20 years. I am 50 like you and my husband is American. Kinda like your story. Anyways, I still have my hook. I love your channel. I didn't know about flying lady before, until a week ago. I am very tidy, clean organized and when I watch your routines I feel really good because I always had them without even knowing about flying lady. It makes me feel happy to know that I am doing alright because sometimes I am too hard on myself. I like how you do stuff in small increments and take time for Hygge. I need to do more Hygge. I tend yo push myself too hard. Thank you and keep up the good work. Carla

[@reneep9968]

I believe it’s for doing latch hooking, rugs, pillows, tapestry and such. You look so sharp in that yellow with your cute gray fluffy vest! Have a wonderful trip. Blessings...

[@sabinabirnie3761]

Hi Diane, I love this recipe but here in Germany I use Bratwurst sausages and to put a 'posh' spin on it I use chopped Chorizo as well along with smoked paprika and butter beans, onion, chopped tomatoes and thicken it little with tomato puree. Gorgeous with fluffy mashed potatoes! We are having it on next week's menu. Enjoy your weekend xx

[@sabinabirnie3761]

Hi it's me again,I nearly screamed when I saw the hook. It's from a readicut rug kit. Readicut is or was the brand name and you bought a canvas and set lengths of wool. My Mum made a half moon hearth rug and this craft was all the rage in the 70s, Readicut also did a large wall hanging canvas of the last supper and you used the hook to make a special knot to fasten it into the canvas. Very expensive kits at the time but it bought back a great memory of my dearly departed Mum

[@dianetaylor4256]

I'm French Acadian ( Canadian ) our comfort food is poutine rapee. It's a ball of half mashed cooked potatoes mixed with grated raw potatoes, you form a ball the size of a baseball or soft ball. You then pick a hole in the center and put a bit of salted pork in the center and close up the hole. You then boil this potatoes ball. It's kind of grey in color and slimmy. Believe it or not it's tasty and we usually serve it with sugar for dipping.

[@donnakowalski8185]

Hi Diane, it's called a latch hook, to make hook rugs with yarn on canvas. Stew look good.

[@kathyh-]

The book looks like it is right up my alley too - if it were in English I might try to hunt for a copy 😊. Have a great vacation. I'm happy to hear you have been making videos for us. So nice ♡♡

[@startagain126]

it's a latch hook for rug making. that dish looks yummy. enjoy your holiday x

[@leannebarber7082]

I absolutely love watching you cook and hearing all the tidbits of information you share as you cook. I, too, have read that whole tomatoes are better. (I think it was Cooks Illustrated in the US that did a taste test and came up with that conclusion.) Comment: I have never seen such a big carrot! How thoughtful of you to make videos for us ahead of time. I'm so glad because it would be a lonesome week without you (I would keep up my work, knowing you were looking over my shoulder -hahaha- but I would so miss you, your smile, your lovely personality). Have a lovely vacation!

[@margaretf6147]

Just up my ally😊

[@susannab4153]

@DianeinDenmark - I would put in mustard, preferably Dijon, instead of the Worcester sauce and call it "Korv Stroganoff" in Swedish - as in Sausage Stroganoff 😀 If you include potatoes it would be a "Korvgryta". We usually eat it with cooked rice. And the sausage we use is "Falukorv".

[@reggieandherman4251]

Yes, it's for rug hooking, my sister did some back in the 60s. They used to sell kits for it. Boy that takes me back!😊 -Reggie

[@mickeyc3096]

Latch hook for rug making. That recipe would be good with smoked sausage and some other vegetables.

[@peppermintsara]

i really love your energy, such a pleasure to watch :)

[@marydrummond5451]

30 January 2019 Good Morning Diane in Denmark . Stay safe and warm and Happy . Enjoy your off time . It’s -20 in Youngstown , Ohio USA . Keeping warm and Happy ... Enjoying that everything is closed and I have two days to declutter and have fun making my garage look great and room for one more car ... enjoying that the state has told everyone to stay inside . No cars moving and no one outside . Love the Extra time to do FlyLady my garage. Love you .

[@annarussell3751]

The latch hooks are fun and even children can make small rugs with them. I would buy a kit from a craft store and make the little square rugs into pillows for my children’s bedrooms. I probably got my first kit when I was 8 or 10 years old for Christmas. I have a rectangular sunflower rug with a blue background that my grandmother made draped on the back of a chair in my bedroom. I made a rectangular Santa Clause rug that is a wall hanging in my Christmas decorations.

[@kathypuzic921]

Yup it is for rug hooking! Have a wonderful trip. Will be thrilled to hear about your trip either through Instagram or when you get back and post on KZbin 😁❣️ Good recipe by the way. I'm going to give it a go myself. My family is getting used to me trying out the Danish recipes on them.!!

[@merlelorigutberlet2187]

Just up my alleyThank youmfor sharing ! -Lori

[@lesliesheppard9817]

Thank you Diane! I always enjoy your spunk and encouragement! Bon voyage and safe travels!

[@Patricia-lg8vg]

look at latch hook kits(rug kit) (my d kids had them) (this tool is used on an almost like a large needlepoint base) and it comes with 2-1/2" pieced of yarn approximately - there are rug hooks with out the clip that are used on material with wool strips (mostly) woolery.com/rug-hooking.html

[@cv7357]

The hook is a "latch hook". I made a lot of "latch hook" rugs as a kid. You use appx 2" pieces of yarn and "hook" them on a pre-made grid with a pattern on it. The rug pile is appx 1" long when finished.

[@grannaboo03]

That hook tool is for making hooked rugs! You get a base fabric that has a type of grid, then you take precut pieces of wool( yarn) about 4-5” long, fold it in half ....then plunge the hook in and out of the grid fabric, then place the folded yarn into the hook and pull it half way thru, then hook the ends thru the loop and pull taught. I am sure I made it sound harder than it really is....lol It was popular in the early 70’s

[@helenaanonymous3942]

I see you have your answer. LOL yes it’s for making the little rugs with yarn and you poke it through and pull the yarn up.

[@monikamarsollek3493]

❣Hi Diane, this thingi is for making carpets! I've it, too and made some small carpets with it. In German its KNÜPFHAKEN, a hook you can pull the wool, cut in pieces, through a kind of netstuff. Thank you for the recipe, I'll make it in a veggie style, just right for cold days, feeling a bit whiny because of head-and throatache. Love, Monika❣

[@monikamarsollek3493]

Have fun in Vienna, one of my favourite towns! Hope you know GULASCHMUSEUM, a tiny restaurant, where I enjoyed an unbelievable delicious chocolate Gulasch,...;-) ( the rest in nothing for vegetarians:)). Or DOROTHEUM...wonderful on rainy days...

[@Kristina-gz2wu]

Hi Diane, those are rug hook tools, when you use yarn to pull it through when making a yarn rug. Please video your trip in vienna and have a great time.

[@afghanbunny1]

In the US, we call that a "latch hook". It is used to pull a bit of yarn through a net base to make a rug. By using different colors of yarn, you can make designs. I made these when I was a girl, back in the '70's. They are not so popular now. Look on KZbin for 'how to make latch-hook rugs".

[@katherinejurac6516]

That's for latch hook. Love your videos!

[@paxdomini1635]

The book you got at the book exchange looks good--I love old books like that. Have fun in Vienna!!!

[@FionaODonoghue]

In Ireland we make a similar dish using pork sausages, it's called 'coddle'. We don't use tomatoes though, it's more like a stew but I will definitely try your version, it sounds lovely. The hook is a latch hook used for making wool rugs, I'm sure there are videos here on KZbin. Enjoy your trip with your family. Looking forward to the next video xx ☘☘

[@ranyaziko2318]

Hello hello Diane. Thanks for the video as usual but I couldn’t help but remember the Swedish cook from the Muppet show as I was trying to pronounce the recipe with you. God bless. No offense to Scandinavians but reminded me off the Muppet show. And I’m going to make chocolate fudge later on in the day and will be posting I hope on instagram 😘😘😘Live long and hygge

[@DianeinDenmark]

Hee hee, I was going to sing like the Swedish chef...hurdy, gurdy! Have a great weekend, Ranya!

[@gabit.7148]

LOL - here in Germany it was synchronized with "smørebrød smørebrød røm pøm pøm" I always loved it! And almost everyone knows it nowadays. So funny with his assistent...I think his name was beaker, but I am not sure.

[@ranyaziko2318]

Diane in Denmark your reply made me laugh out loud literally. Laughter IS the best medicine 😘 and have a wonderful weekend as well

[@ranyaziko2318]

Gabi T. Can’t remember his name, have a great weekend 😀

[@keewee66]

Hi Diane have a nice weekend. I am going to bake a coffee cake today.

[@DianeinDenmark]

Thank you, you too! Hope you have something nice planned for yourself!

[@keewee66]

Diane in Denmark Not day. Wednesday is my birthday I will be 46 year old.

[@DianeinDenmark]

Happy birthday for Wednesday, young lady!

[@keewee66]

Diane in Denmark Thanks Diane I don't feel so young I have some aches and pain right now . Maybe tomorrow I will feel young hahah. Diane there is a tv show call Shetland it's really good . The actor is scottish Douglas James Henshall. You should have a look.

[@starringpooh1072]

We call it a latch hook here in the USA. To make latch hook rugs! Easy and fun!

[@Danielle_nl]

Have a wonderful time in Austria

[@ranyaziko2318]

Latch hook needle.... which reminds me I would love to go back and do it.

[@nicolejames5709]

Please make a video about hygge pamper box to keep near the comfy chair in the living room! 💜 I saw you mention it in a previous video, I've tried to search for ideas on what to keep in it and all I come up with are gift giving pampering boxes lol

[@jeannebowes2898]

A Latch hook is used for hooking rugs. Very common, looks newish. It uses short pieces of yarn on a base of canvas or plastic mesh.

[@mdeporres19]

Hey Diane - recently found your channel and I am luving it! This is called a latch hook tool and it is also used to hooking rugs. Have a wonderful holiday with your DDs. Take care. ~ Kendra in the U.S.

[@lisakrushinski9436]

God bless your Vienna getaway!

[@DianeinDenmark]

Thanks, Lisa!

[@madziam7893]

I neeeeed encouragmentbtoday.Thank u Diane.😊

[@luciegallagher2710]

Hmmmm sounds very good! I think I’ll try that- my boys would love it! Xx

[@Julie-ok5fr]

There is a recipe here in the states that must be version of this that used to be a comfort food for kids. It is called Beanie Weenies..haha.. just frankfurters and a can ( tin) of pork and beans. Not as fancy as your recipe, but it reminded me of your recipe😊Oh! Your DS18's comment about "grass on food" was so funny and cute that it reminded me of my DS20's sense of humor as a little boy. He said such cute and comical things as a little guy too!

[@basil33]

I had the hardest time finding Worcester sauce when living in Japan. Come to find out that they shorten the word quite a bit and call it usta sauce! Once I knew what it was called, I could find it easily lol

[@cynthiarose5129]

I may be a bit biased being a beekeeper but honey works better than sugar to cut down on the acidity without leaving a sweet taste. This recipe is going on my menu for next week.

[@jlouiseeisentraut1508]

Hi Diane, you don't have to rinse out your recycling cans?😊 I found a cook book from my Grammy, "All About Home Baking" copyright 1933 and 4 old Women's Day magazines, the oldest being from September 1951, 5 cents! I do like a little bit of nostalgia. And I do mean little!☺ Haha, just saw on the front cover of the June 1955 issue "33 new ways to dish up an old favorite FRANKFURTERS!!!"

[@sss49l]

You pull the little pieces of yarn thru a piece of mesh and when you're done with the pattern, you have a wall hanging or rug. I will post pics on instagram.

[@DianeinDenmark]

Thanks for the explanation!!!

[@natachagos7607]

Bonjour Diane, je vous écris en français car je ne sais pas comment l'écrire en anglais! Ce sont des crochets pour remailler les bas à l'époque où les femmes portaient des bas tricotés. Ma grand-mère française m'a donné une de ses anciennes boîte à couture, elle était brodeuse de métier, et elle contient plusieurs de ces crochets pour différentes grosseurs de fils. Je ne les utilise plus sauf le plus fin d'entre eux, qui est très pratique pour rentrer des fils tirés discrètement sans que cela ne fasse de marque sur les tissus. Encore merci pour tout ce que vous faites, j'adore vous écouter! Bises de Genève. Natacha

[@Goldlioness1983]

We have both Worchester sauce and English sauce here in Denmark. They are (to my knowledge) not the same. Anyways, I use them both ;-)

[@merlelorigutberlet2187]

For the last part ,Hook rugs with a canvas pattern and yarn you pull the yarn thru a hole to make a rug or wall hanging - at least here in the USA - Lori

[@saphire82]

Diane what time do you usually make dinner/supper there, so that you can get your kitchen and night routine done at a good time?

[@marydrummond5451]

That instrument you were showing is a latch hook you make Hook latch rugs

[@MissTerre33]

The little craft object is to craft pillow or rugs Berber style for example.

[@Hakunamatata-xr3lk]

Yes. I do know what it is 😀 I used to do this kind of crafting about 30 years ago. We called it “Smyrna”.With that device you can craft pillows or rugs. You have a liitle peace of whool and with your “Smyrna pen” you can tie a special knot around the base of whatever you are making. All kind of color patterns are possible. You can Google for: Smyrna knopen and click images. I also found you-tube video’s: Smyrna knopen. Have fun with your Smyrna pen 👍🏻😉 And have a lovely time in Vienna 🤗🤗

[@DianeinDenmark]

Yay - I will go check it out...have a great weekend!

[@Hakunamatata-xr3lk]

Thank you! You’re welcome ❤️

[@suem6004]

Latch hook rug tool. You pull up wool through canvas to make a pile rug.

[@bettyo8668]

Rug hook....you pull and hook yarn through a mesh grid type backing. It's decorative, circa 1970's or so.

[@stinab664]

Hi Diane. I think it is what we in Sweden just call " korvgryta".

[@DianeinDenmark]

+Stina B That's it! And you would use the famous Falukorv 😁🇸🇪

[@stinab664]

Diane in Denmark Precisely 👍😄

[@2Again]

Looks Yummy!!!!

[@pascaledominique170]

That wooden handled tool which looks like a crochet hook but with a hanging metal piece.., it is for hooking rugs. A rug hooking tool.

[@roserive9688]

RediCut Rugs..who made one of those?!

[@regisztralniakinemakar8678]

Say along with me... :DDD

[@srinivasam3638]

👍👍P U P A is my favourite work as you said ( I learnt from you ), Thank you very very much ( from India )

[@isabelleclement2203]

Bonsoir Diane, excuse me I have to explain it in french because I don't know in english. Ce crochet c'est pour faire un tapis, c'est à dire un petit tapis pour mettre au mur ou un grand tapis pour mettre parterre. Le crochet avec le petit machin je ne sais pas comment ça s'appelle c'est pour faire des noeuds. Quand j'étais jeune dans les années 1977 - 1985 j'avais aussi un crochet comme ça pour faire un tapis, c'était le trend pour les jeune filles. J'éspère que mon explication ça vous a pue aider. Bonne soirée and big hugs. Les salutations du 🇱🇺😀

[@emmasflying9017]

OMG 😲😲😲 i grew up with this dish!!! We put potatoes and instead of pour cream, we put water and at the end it's more like a soup and eat it with bread. My kids love it too 😉.That thing i think it's for wool, if it's damaged you can pull back the thread...i wish you a great week-end😍😍😍

[@DianeinDenmark]

Ooooo, what's the name of your dish, Emma? Sounds yummy too as a soup!

[@emmasflying9017]

Diane in Denmark wrustel soup 🤗 it's great!!!

[@salbacon5394]

your tool is to make a rug. you fold the wool over and hook it through a fibre frame using the tool... it takes a long time :)

[@hollyweaver7292]

It's a latch hook. You can get kits on Amazon. It's crazy easy to do.

[@primrose1976]

Hi Diane, it's a latch hook.

[@DianeinDenmark]

Thanks, Primrose!

[@annemiedeman2387]

Sorry, hook! For knotting rugs. I love your video's! Greetings from Westflanders Belgium

[@gretabrown1983]

Have a great trip with the family ⛽️🏰🗺 My kids spring break will be next month but no trips planned. With the oldest in college her break is not the same time as DS14.

[@faithkoch4526]

As usual, your video was wonderful! That little tool is a rug hook. Very popular in the late 70's and early 80's. Unfortunately, not a valuable item 😞

[@vasel5193]

Hej Diane. jeg kan kun navnet på det værktøj på dansk. det er til at lave ryatæpper med. (når man trækker "garnet" gennem nettet man monterer det på.) Hav en fantastisk tur til Wien-det lyder bare skønt at skulle afsted. :-D - hov undskyld. så lige at du har fået 1000 svar på det spørgsmål...

[@kittymoore360]

It's a gizmo for rug hooking!!

[@lauraSarah]

The comfort food from Scotland that isn't Pinterest worthy would be stovies. Do you make it for your family? Enjoy your break away.

[@DianeinDenmark]

Thanks, Laura - I was going to mention stovies. And mince and tatties. Very yummy, even if they don't look it!

[@cv7357]

English "up my alley"...

[@annemiedeman2387]

It is a Smyrna book!

[@shellystrauss9738]

Latch hook for yarn

[@janetrugenius9345]

I think it's for hooking rugs :)

[@dawntillery5804]

I wonder if some of my family is danish.. We use sugar in our tomato dinners.. hmmm

[@Paulalovespaper]

I think it's a button hook. For buttoning shoes

[@stepher6338]

Google rug latch hooking. Should be able to find video showing how to use it.😊

[@CartB0X]

Always wondered what language your family speaks at home, do your kids speak english fluently?

[@DianeinDenmark]

Yes, the kids are bilingual English/Danish. And learn French at school.

[@CartB0X]

Diane in Denmark wow theyre so lucky to be bilingual!

[@susanamejka9836]

It is a rug hooking needle.

[@monet1047]

Is tomato puree the same thing as catsup (here in the US)? I bet kids love sausage stew! Tak.

[@vivianohara7473]

You and your friends are so cute! No, that implement is NOT worth a lot of money. Darn! It’s used for hooking a rug. Good morning from Alberta, Canada! Enjoy your vids. Watch u every morning to get me going.

[@DianeinDenmark]

+vivian ohara Oh, dang! 😄💲💲💲 I'll keep looking for treasure in my clutter... Hello over there in Canada, Vivian! 😃👋🇨🇦

[@mawmawlinna]

It looks like a rug hooking needle. My mama had one.