A really good cookbook in Swedish by successful podcasters Sanna Lundell and Ann Söderlund, who with their new book bring back the Sunday dinner and give it the status it once had! The knights around the imperfect table show many different ways of coping with everyday life for stressed-out parents. They do a whole bunch of things to get the everyday together like cooking soup on nails, cooking semi-finished products, serving party puffs and picking up Thai between work, soccer practice, baby crying and riding lessons. But on Sunday, they've had enough.

Sunday dinner The knights around the imperfect table is a cookbook about longing to return to one's roots. And at the same time look ahead. About stopping and sharing the meal. Because one day a week, everyone should be able to get the whole family together, open the door to friends, have time to cook for hours and catch up on those conversations that we may be losing in a world where the individual is celebrated.

Now it's time to gather around Sunday dinner! Why? Yes, because it is needed! The kids need it. Everyone needs a context, a tradition to return to and draw strength from.

Bloggers Ann and Sanna show the way through mothers' and grandmothers' larders, robust slow cookers. Welcome to the table!

From the content: Pimp my taco, Sunday dinner for skirt fabric, Find your inner Italian, The dream of Jämtland, Happy Hippie Dinner, Three salmon in a salmon box and much more.

Sanna Lundell and Ann Söderlund, acclaimed pod-duo and known as TV presenters, have previously published several books and now it's time for a cookbook that is not like everyone else's!

Photos: Erica Wessman/The Book Affair Much of the written material in this description is borrowed from distinguished book publisher Alibri's fantastic description of the book