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  • 7 Danish Christmas cookie recipes

    7 Danish Christmas Cookies (With Recipes!)

    Silvia

    I recently shared a list of my favorite Christmas cookies with a friend and of course many on the list were Danish, because Denmark has the best treats. And I guess that makes sense, considering how much wealthier Denmark was than Norway before we found our oil. Denmark is a little bit fancy, and fancy people eat cake cookies! Denmark is also the home of hygge, and what is cosier than cracking open a tin of Christmas cookies? Danes make lots of different Christmas cookies, but these are my favorites: Pebernøtter Danish pebernødder (peppernøtter in Norwegian and pepparnötter in Swedish) are tiny little ginger snap…

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  • Finskbrød (Danish Shortbread Christmas Cookies)

    Silvia

    I was telling a friend about my favorite Scandinavian recipes and I realized that so many of them are Danish! Even my favorite Norwegian Christmas cookies are originally from Denmark. And so I was inspired to bake some more Danish Christmas cookies – this time finskbrød. Finskbrød means Finnish bread,…

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  • Flødeboller (Danish Marshmallow Puffs)

    Silvia

    Last night I went to dinner at my friend Ida’s house, and I wanted to bring a dessert that looks pretty but that we could all eat with our hands without any big fuss. So I decided to make Danish flødeboller! Flødeboller are Danish marshmallow puffs made with baked marzipan…

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  • Kanelsnegle (Danish Cinnamon Rolls)

    Silvia

    Denmark has so many wonderful sweet buns and pastries (hello, Danishes), and one reliable Danish classic is kanelsnegle. Kanelsnegle, or “cinnamon snails,” are Danish cinnamon rolls made with a buttery cardamom dough and filled with cinnamon, sugar, and butter. Kanelsnegle set themselves apart from other cinnamon rolls with the great…

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  • My 6 Favorite Danish Cakes

    Silvia

    I’ve always loved visiting Denmark, and now that I live in Bergen I often have layovers in Copenhagen when flying abroad, and whenever I can I try to extend them so I can spend a few days in the city. Copenhagen is so beautiful, I love wandering the streets, and…

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  • Danish Fragilité Cake

    Silvia

    You’ve probably tasted Sarah Bernhardt cookies, which are widely beloved across Scandinavia and abroad. And Johannes Steen, the same pastry chef in Copenhagen who created the Sarah Bernhardt cookie, also developed a wonderful cake: fragilité cake. Fragilité cake has layers of hazelnut meringue filled with a thick coffee cream. The…

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