Delicious creamy scalloped potatoes are just the best. Flødekartofler as we call them here in Denmark literally means “Cream potatoes”, and with parmesan added it doesn’t get much better than that. The cheesy, salty parmesan flavor just complements the creamy potatoes very well. Serve them as a side dish to a good steak, or a … Read more
Stuffed crepes with chicken and vegetables are one of our favorite dishes at home. It is a dish that the whole family loves to eat, and then it is fortunately quite easy to make. The stuffed chicken crepes are gratinated in the oven with cheese and it only makes them even better. Read on here … Read more
We love the classic Danish dishes, one of our favorites is Danish beef patties with caramelized onions, gravy, and potatoes. Fortunately, it is easy to make, and good everyday food for the whole family, but also does well if you have to treat the family with a little extra one day. Read along here and … Read more
Danish hash with potatoes and leftover pork roast is a classic Danish leftover dish. It tastes amazing and is pretty easy to make too. It takes no time at all if you have leftover pork roast from the day before. Read along here and get our best recipe for Danish potato hash with pork. The … Read more
A classic Danish dish is chicken and asparagus tartlets. Everybody loves tartlets with creamy chicken and asparagus filling. In Denmark, we eat them for Christmas or easter lunch, for dinner, or as a starter when having a nice meal with friends and family. Read along here and get our recipe for the best filling for … Read more
Danish caramel potatoes are traditionally served with danish pork roast with crackling or with duck or turkey for Christmas. They are delicious small potatoes with a perfectly caramelized coating, and both kids and adults love them. Read along here and get the best recipe for Danish caramel potatoes or “Browned potatoes” as we Danes call … Read more
Have you heard of the Swedish lenten buns called Semlor? It is buns that are eaten from January up until the lent or fat Tuesday. So before the fasting starts we eat a lot of these delicious Swedish buns. They are soft cardamom buns with a layer of marzipan and almond cream and a lot … Read more