In the Danish bakeries, you can get the biggest and most amazing fastelavnsboller or shrovetide buns, starting after new years and until fastelavn which is usually mid or late February. They are quite expensive, and if you don’t live in Denmark, you probably can’t get them. But luckily you can make them yourself. Read along … Read more
Rhubarb meringue cake is a super delicious and quite easy cake. If you have a garden full of delicious rhubarb, then this cake is perfect for baking for the family. The combination of a juicy danish mazarine base, an acidic rhubarb compote, and a sweet burned meringue on top. Get the best recipe for rhubarb … Read more
Danish rye bread is a traditional danish bread that is made primarily from rye. It is dark in color and has a really nice deep taste of rye. We eat it every day, for either lunch or an easy dinner. Often we use it to make Danish open-faced sandwiches or smørrebrød. If you want the … Read more
Danish Banana cake with chocolate is a delicious cake, that both kids and adults really love. It’s a perfect way to use the overripe bananas, and then the bananas just make it a spongy and delicious mouthful. Read here and get our (or grandma’s) recipe for Danish banana cake. Like grandma makes it My mother … Read more
Delicious airy sausage rolls.. Yes, please! Danish sausage rolls or “pølsehorn” should be soft, have an airy dough, and a sausage that tastes great. This recipe for the softest, and most airy sausage rolls you can imagine, are the family’s favorite. They are very good for freezing, and the kids love to bring them as … Read more
Are you familiar with profiteroles? The small French pastries are made from choux pastry filled with delicious airy vanilla cream. We make our profiteroles with cream inside, and decorate them with icing on top. Traditionally, they are eaten with chocolate sauce rather than icing. Read here and get our recipe for the best profiteroles with … Read more
In summer we eat a lot of danish buttermilk soup, or koldskål as we call it. It is traditionally served with small double-baked biscuits called kammerjunkere. They are crunchy and sweet and perfect for desserts like buttermilk soup or at the bottom of a cheesecake. Read along here and get the recipe for the best … Read more
We are always making a lot of Shrovetide buns in spring, or fastelavnsboller as we call them. One of the easy kinds is those of choux pastry. They do not take very long to mix together, and then they just taste good. Here you get our recipe for perfect airy danish choux buns filled with … Read more
Are you looking for the best recipe for the softest and most delicious danish cinnamon rolls? Then you are in the right place. These snail-shaped buns are baked in a tray and they will impress everybody you serve them to. They are so soft, delicious, and sticky, and they taste so good. We hope you … Read more
In December, we are going to have a lot of aebleskiver here in Denmark, and the best kind is the homemade ones. Here you get our recipe for traditional danish aebleskiver with buttermilk. We think this gives the perfect taste and texture, just as old-fashioned original danish pancake balls should be. What is aebleskiver? The … Read more