Slow Cooking | LCHF Made in Sweden

Butternut Soup for Thanksgiving

Now you can find one of my recipes at DietDoctor, Butternut Squash Soup with Chicken, Coconut and Ginger.

This is a recipe from Low Carb High Fat and Paleo Slow Cooking. You can find all my cookbooks at Amazon, both in hardcover and on Kindle.

Slow Cooking has a very interesting foreword about healthy fats, written by science journalist and author Dr. Ann Fernholm, PhD.

Here you can find Dr. Fernholm’s book, “My Sweet Heart: The health effects of a century-long love affair”.

Winter in Jämtland, Sweden…

Red Onion Butter

Different kinds of seasoned butter from LCHF and Paleo Slow Cooking Photo; Mikael Eriksson

Varietes of seasoned butter from LCHF and Paleo Slow Cooking
Photo: Mikael Eriksson

Cookbook recipe

Finally, my cookbooks have arrived from my publisher in New York, Skyhorse Publishing.

You can imagine what a fantastic moment it was to open the package and to see all my three books translated into English.

Today I’m sharing one of the seasoned butters I used to make when I was working as a restaurant chef. It goes well with both meat and fish.

I always have extra butter with my food, and it keeps me full and satiated for a long time. I hardly remember when I felt the need to eat a snack between meals.

Prepare a large batch of seasoned butter so you’ll always have some to go with your food. You’ll find many recipes for other kinds of seasoned butter in my cookbooks. You can order them here at Amazon or click on the picture.

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Red Onion Butter

1 red onion
3 1/3 fl. oz. (100 ml) dry red wine
about 1/4 teaspoon salt
chili flakes, to taste
1 1/4 lbs. (500 g) butter
1/4 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce

Chop the red onion into fine dice, and place in a saucepan. Add red wine, salt and chili flakes. Bring to a boil and let simmer until the onion has absorbed all the wine. Let cool.

Whip the onion with the butter and season with Worcestershire sauce. Taste and adjust for more salt or chili if needed. Roll up the butter into the shape of a log, or fill some small individual bowls with the butter.

Store the butter in the refrigerator or freezer.