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| ⚫ | The cuisine of Denmark is rather homogenous. The cooking style of the Danes was affected in time by many nations, but this fact has not determined great differences from one region of the country to another. A northern region of Germany was a long time ago under the domination of the Danes. Many people that have Danish origins still live in that region and this explains the strong influence of Germany. Another fact that determined the Danish cuisine to act as a whole is the importance that is given to the traditional foods. People like more to consume the national dishes, rather than importing ingredients to prepare new foods. |
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| + | The traditional cuisine: Stegt flæsk med persillesovs, Hakkebøf med bløde løg, brun sovs og kartofler. |
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| + | Regional Dishes: sol over Gudhjem, rygeost, æggekage, drømmekage fra Brovst |
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| ⚫ | The cuisine of Denmark is rather homogenous. The cooking style of the Danes was affected in time by many nations, but this fact has not determined great differences from one region of the country to another. A northern region of Germany was a long time ago under the domination of the Danes. Many people that have Danish origins still live in that region and this explains the strong influence of Germany. Another fact that determined the Danish cuisine to act as a whole is the importance that is given to the traditional foods. People like more to consume the national dishes, rather than importing ingredients to prepare new foods. |
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| + | Street Food: Pølsevogn, pita, pizza, durum |
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| + | New Danish Cuisine/ New Nordic Cuisine: As you see it in the restaurants "Noma" and "Geranium". The idea is to create dishes with ingredients from the local region. |
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| + | The cooking style of the Danes was affected in time by many nations. |
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| − | Finding the ingredients for a Danish Recipe is not so easy when you do not know the names of the ingredients. Take time to make a list of ingredients and the [[name]] they may be found under at the Local Markets. |
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| + | Kåldolmere: The Jewish people introduced this Mediterranean dish to the Danes. Since we don´t have the climate to grow wine leaves, we use cale. |
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The preparation techniques that predominate are smoking and pickling. The foods that are prepared in this manner preserve better in time and as the fresh fruits and vegetables lack from most of the dishes, these preparation methods are preferred by people from Denmark. Of course, the other cooking techniques, such as boiling, baking, frying, roasting, salting, seasoning and drying, are used, too. Each dish involves the use of one or more of the techniques mentioned above. Furthermore, the ingredients that are added to a dish may undergo several processes. |
The preparation techniques that predominate are smoking and pickling. The foods that are prepared in this manner preserve better in time and as the fresh fruits and vegetables lack from most of the dishes, these preparation methods are preferred by people from Denmark. Of course, the other cooking techniques, such as boiling, baking, frying, roasting, salting, seasoning and drying, are used, too. Each dish involves the use of one or more of the techniques mentioned above. Furthermore, the ingredients that are added to a dish may undergo several processes. |
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Most Danish dishes don’t require you to purchase any special tools. However, having a [[coffee grinder]] helps with roasting and grinding spices and maximizes their volatile oils, which, in turn, provides your food with more flavor. |
Most Danish dishes don’t require you to purchase any special tools. However, having a [[coffee grinder]] helps with roasting and grinding spices and maximizes their volatile oils, which, in turn, provides your food with more flavor. |
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| + | Rullepølsepresse: If you want to make a "rullepølse". |
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| − | The cooking equipment that is used in Denmark is similar to that one that can be found in a typical European kitchen. Usually, the utensils that are used to prepare, store and serve the dishes comprise of kitchen knives, forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, food scoops, turners, juicers, boxes for spices, grinders for spices, graters, food containers, pans, trays, pans, bowls and devices for measuring the weight of the ingredients that are added to a dish, such as food scales. Also, the kitchen thermometers may prove to be useful when cooking at a certain temperature is desired. Overcooking is avoided, this way. |
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| − | The traditions in Denmark range from daily habits to more important events and holidays. The traditional breakfast usually includes bread on which butter is spread, cheese, jam made of strawberries and coffee. Wienerbrød is one of the pastries that are consumed at breakfast. The beverage that is most likely to be drunk at breakfast is bitter. |
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| + | Æbleskivepande and knitting needle: If you want to make "æbleskiver". |
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| − | The traditional dinner is named Aftensmad features complex dishes. |
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| + | Apart from that, danish dishes don’t require you to purchase any special tools. |
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| − | Julefrokost is the name given to the Christmas meal. People gather and go to restaurants on this occasion. Music and dancing is an important part of this event and the party songs cannot miss. |
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| − | Also, Danes organize many festivals to honor their traditional foods and beverages. Some of the most important events are: Shrovetide and the Easter. People prepare special dishes on these occasions. |
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| + | Christmas Eve (Juleaften) roast duck or pork with cracklings with white potatoes, caramelised potatoes, pickled red cabbage and gravy. dessert: Ris a la mande (a rice dessert with vanilla, sugar and almonds) With warm or cold cherry sauce. |
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| + | Easter Lunch (Påskefrokost): You start with the fish, different kind of raw marinated herrings, gravad and smoked salmon on white bread, smoked eel with scrambled eggs and chives continue with a variation of warm and cold dishes that goes well with rye bread. and finish with a variation of different cheeses with crackers, white bread and rye bread and fruits. You eat for several hours only interrupted by laughing, talking, drinking beer and snaps and of course saying a lot of "skål". Not so funny if you are the designated driver.... |
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| + | Soup, roast and ice cream (Suppe, steg og is): A traditional food concept that all Danish with traditional families know. Variations of this menu have been served for decades. Luckily people are getting bolder and more ready to try something new. |
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| + | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denmark More about this country on WikiPedia.com] |
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| + | * [http://www.travelguidewiki.com/Category:Denmark Denmark Travel Guide - Travelguidewiki.com] |
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| + | * [http://www.wikichic.com/Category:Danish_Fashion Danish Fashion - Wikichic.com] |
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Denmark - Cooking and Food
Cuisines of Denmark
Map of Denmark - Click to enlarge
The cuisine of Denmark is rather homogenous. The cooking style of the Danes was affected in time by many nations, but this fact has not determined great differences from one region of the country to another. A northern region of Germany was a long time ago under the domination of the Danes. Many people that have Danish origins still live in that region and this explains the strong influence of Germany. Another fact that determined the Danish cuisine to act as a whole is the importance that is given to the traditional foods. People like more to consume the national dishes, rather than importing ingredients to prepare new foods.
However, recently a difference between the traditional and the modern cuisine of Denmark can be noticed.
The traditional cuisine: Stegt flæsk med persillesovs, Hakkebøf med bløde løg, brun sovs og kartofler.
Regional Dishes: sol over Gudhjem, rygeost, æggekage, drømmekage fra Brovst
Street Food: Pølsevogn, pita, pizza, durum
New Danish Cuisine/ New Nordic Cuisine: As you see it in the restaurants "Noma" and "Geranium". The idea is to create dishes with ingredients from the local region.
The cooking style of the Danes was affected in time by many nations.
Kåldolmere: The Jewish people introduced this Mediterranean dish to the Danes. Since we don´t have the climate to grow wine leaves, we use cale.
Danish Cooking
The preparation techniques that predominate are smoking and pickling. The foods that are prepared in this manner preserve better in time and as the fresh fruits and vegetables lack from most of the dishes, these preparation methods are preferred by people from Denmark. Of course, the other cooking techniques, such as boiling, baking, frying, roasting, salting, seasoning and drying, are used, too. Each dish involves the use of one or more of the techniques mentioned above. Furthermore, the ingredients that are added to a dish may undergo several processes.
Special Equipment for Danish Cooking
Most Danish dishes don’t require you to purchase any special tools. However, having a coffee grinder helps with roasting and grinding spices and maximizes their volatile oils, which, in turn, provides your food with more flavor.
Rullepølsepresse: If you want to make a "rullepølse".
Æbleskivepande and knitting needle: If you want to make "æbleskiver".
Apart from that, danish dishes don’t require you to purchase any special tools.
Danish Food Traditions and Festivals
Julefrokost: sylte, æbleflæsk
Christmas Eve (Juleaften) roast duck or pork with cracklings with white potatoes, caramelised potatoes, pickled red cabbage and gravy. dessert: Ris a la mande (a rice dessert with vanilla, sugar and almonds) With warm or cold cherry sauce.
Easter Lunch (Påskefrokost): You start with the fish, different kind of raw marinated herrings, gravad and smoked salmon on white bread, smoked eel with scrambled eggs and chives continue with a variation of warm and cold dishes that goes well with rye bread. and finish with a variation of different cheeses with crackers, white bread and rye bread and fruits. You eat for several hours only interrupted by laughing, talking, drinking beer and snaps and of course saying a lot of "skål". Not so funny if you are the designated driver....
Soup, roast and ice cream (Suppe, steg og is): A traditional food concept that all Danish with traditional families know. Variations of this menu have been served for decades. Luckily people are getting bolder and more ready to try something new.
Smagens dag
Fastelavn
Det kolde bord is based on cold served dishes. Herring is most likely the ingredient of the first dish that is served at this meal, although most of the types are based on meat.