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Wonderful, wonderful Danish cooking : a double cookbook of 500 Danish recipes: baking, from coffee cakes to pastries to torten [and] dining, from soups to smorgasbord to sweets by Ingeborg Dahl Jensen, DANISH COOKING by NIKA STANDEN HAZELTON, 1967 WONDERFUL WONDEFUL DANISH COOKING` WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL DANISH COOKING; A DOUBLE COOKBOOK OF 500 RECIPES. WITH AN INTROD. BY VICTOR BORGE. DRAWINGS BY EDWARD KASPER DANISH COOKING by Ingeborg Dahl, Illustrated by Edward Kasper Jensen, 1965 The art of Danish cooking by Nika Standen Hazelton, 1964 Danish Cooking; It's Good, It's Danish Danish Cook Book. For Danish Appetites by Lyla G Solum, DANISH COOKERY by Susanne, 1965 Vaer Saa God! A Collection of Danish Country Inn Recipes by Leona Hansen-Nealey, 1977 Open Your Heart to the Danish Open... by Ida Davidsen, Mia Davidsen, 1999 Danish Home Cooking: Traditional Danish Recipes by Edited By Karen Berg Kaj Viktor Og Kirsten Hansen, 1960-01-01 Cooking with a Danish Flavour by Illustrated by Logos Design Pauline Viola & Knud Ravnkilde, 1978 Danish Home Baking: Traditional Danish Recipes

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21. Penfield Press - Online Book Store - Danish Titles
    The recipes make danish cooking a delight with easy to follow directions. Originallypublished in 1941, in print ever since before World War ll. Spiral bound.  
    http://www.penfield-press.com/category.php?category=7

22. Cooking: World Cuisines: European: Danish
    Chez Karsten. Small collection of tested Danish and other recipes. • URLhttp//www.skyt.com/Cooking/cooking.html. RecipeSource Danish Recipes.  
    http://www.helart.net/home/en/cooking/world_cuisines/european/danish

23. Weblens Search Portal: Search Engine Comparison Chart, Table, Syntax, Features
    We have shown how the same search for danish cooking would look in Altavistaand Google. Google cooking OR cuisine danish OR denmark.  
    http://www.weblens.org/comparison.html
    
    Extractions: The table below shows important differences among the top search engines. These differences become especially important when you enter two or more words into a search engine. It's crucial to understand what happens when search engines process a query. Knowledge of a few simple techniques can help you obtain the results you want. Some search engines such as Google, for example, default to an AND condition when you type in two or more words, returning only those documents that contain all words specified. Others like Excite default to an OR, returning documents that contain one word or the other. Altavista is really smart, defaulting first to a phrase (the search words are adjacent), then to an OR! This distinction can dramatically affect your search result. Consult our tips page for more on syntax and operators, then experiment with the search engines below. We have shown how the same search for danish cooking would look in Altavista and Google. Try it, and check back often, as new search engines are added regularly.

24. EWOLFS - October Art Auction Catalog
    Jensen, I. WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL danish cooking. A DOUBLE COOKBOOK OF500 DANISH RECIPES. 1965. Wezata. SCANDANAVIAN COOKING. RECIPES  
    http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/jan_books01/383-392.html

25. Restaurants Copenhagen - A Restaurant Guide
    Bredgade 76, Copenhagen Tel +45 33 12 50 16 Enjoy traditional danish cooking andexcellent Smorrebrod sandwiches in a cosy atmosphere SOPHIE RESTAURANT, 21  
    http://www.hotels-copenhagen.com/restaurants.html
    
    Extractions: A great Danish speciality is the Smorrebrod-open sandwiches-normally buttered rye or French bread with meat, fish,cheese and vegetables. Another Danish speciality is the cold table- a buffet with a wide variety of hot and cold fish and meat dishes. Lunch in Denmark usually starts around 12:00 finishing around 2:00. As well as many establishments offering traditional Danish dishes, Copenhagen also offers many ethnic and seafood restaurants. GAMMEL STRAND

26. Copenhagen, Off The Beaten Track - Copenhagen Pictures
    are well aware of the place and will bring you here, but if you're on your own, thisis your chance to visit Danish history and try danish cooking at the same  
    http://www.copenhagenpictures.dk/uniques.html
    
    Extractions: You have no problem finding many tourist attractions of very high quality in the Copenhagen area. However, there are a few that are generally unknown, but definitely worth visiting, or must-visit places, which in my opinion need mention. This little museum bases its collection on the collection of a patron of Danish painters in the 19th century. What is on display is a unique representation of Danish painters, and is a real pearl if you like combining the art of painting with the characteristics of the country you're visiting. I discovered it because it is the closest museum to my appartment - you do not normally notice it, as it is "hidden away" behind the larger State Museum of Art, which in my opinion is somewhat overrated. Den Hirschsprungske Samling Copenhagen OE Notice: The museum is currently closed, and re-opens on October 1, 1999. The David Collection is a truly unique museum. Its collection consists of Islamic art of an exceptionally high quality. You don't expect to find Islamic anything in Denmark, but this you have to see if you can. Davids Samling Copenhagen K Music Historical Museum has an extensive collection of musical instruments, and many opportunities for you to stop and hear more about how the instruments sound. I was invited there as part of another arrangement, but it turned out to be a really memorable part. Among other things, you'll find a couple of ingenious instruments that were invented by Benjamin Franklin.

27. Wonderful Copenhagen - Eat With The In-crowd
    Olsen's restaurants and cafés made their name not just for their new interpretationsof danish cooking, which were often imaginatively married with  
    http://www.woco.dk/show.asp?id=745

28. Wonderful Copenhagen - Gastronomic Hotels
    Gendarmen fuses the best of Italian, French and danish cooking, and presentsthe results in minimalist, Terence Conraninspired surroundings.  
    http://www.woco.dk/show.asp?id=1089

29. DABs Yearly Championship 2002
    The luncheon offers another excellent opportunity for networking and is a greatshowcase of traditional danish cooking in December, so please invite your  
    http://www.dabs-singapore.com/event-christmas_buffet_lunch.htm
    
    Extractions: CHRISTMAS BUFFET LUNCH Dear DABS Members, Christmas is fast approaching and we are pleased to invite you to our long time traditional DABS Xmas Luncheon. The luncheon offers another excellent opportunity for networking and is a great showcase of traditional Danish Cooking in December, so please invite your business associates along for an experience out of the ordinary.

30. CTW's Restaurant Guide For Copenhagen, Denmark
    Tel 33 12 50 16 Fax 33 91 16 11 Enjoy traditional danish cooking andexellent smørrebrød openfaced sandwiches in cosy 1746 setting.  
    http://www.ctw.dk/Sider/Restauranter/Res-Danis.html

31. All About Copenhagen: Ravelinen (in English)
    RESERVATION Recommended SPECIALITY Traditional danish cooking NUMBER OF SEATSIndoors 120, out-doors 200 NOISE LEVEL Moderate PRICE COMMENTARY Medium  
    http://www.aok.dk/E/V/CPHDK/0006/46/67/cs2.html
    
    Extractions: How Danish is a piece of strong cheese with fat and jelly? Or a swan with its youngs swimming in the lake beneath a clear, blue sky and the Danish flag? All these characteristics are not guaranteed, but what is guaranteed is the sense of a strong Danish national feeling when you step into Ravelinen in the middle of Copenhagen. You can have the tenderloin steak with fried onions and potatoes on the side, three sorts of herring with the obligatory aquavit, or the traditional apple stew with wipped cream.

32. Story
    takes for a true appreciation of Danish food culture. Related linksDanish recipes Get some more danish cooking ideas at this site!  
    http://www.djh.dk/outspring2000/stories/Rebecca1.html
    
    Extractions: See Teater Bodega - roll over image! Dishing out Culture by Rebecca Mayer and Dana Pritts , USA Danish hygge, consist of a flat, dense slice of bread, covered with vitually anything from eggs, caviar, shrimp and mayonnaise to liverpaste and cucumbers. frikadeller, "We like to show foreigners a little piece of the Danish kitchen as it is today," Hauge says. Simple, traditional quality Danish foods are key for Restaurant Pinden, said owner John Nielsen. Go inside - roll over the picture! However, this restaurant is about more than just food. From the young people that congregate around the bar on weekends to the older, regular clientele, Restaurant Pinden is a true experience in itself. Regular customers are such an integral part that they are sent monthly invitations to free oyster parties. Two weeks ago, at such a party, the main dish was varied, as eight different sorts of mussels were offered to the restaurant's faithful. The most popular item at Restaurant Pinden is the yellow pea soup, which is served with either sausage, pork ribs or a variety of up to four kinds of meat. Fresh, smoked lumpsukker caviar is the special in season currently. Chef Hardie Spartali serves them on french bread with flavored sour cream.

33. Welcome To Adobe GoLive 5
    Whether you are for Fast Food , fresh seafood , good oldfashioned danish cooking,smørrebrod with Beer and Akvavit, classy candleligtdinner or spicy  
    http://www.marielystturistinfo.dk/uk/restauranter.asp

34. Medieval Pages
    Many articles on 14th Century Viking clothing.Category Recreation Living History Medieval file). Food Translation of two 14th C danish cooking manuscripts;Translation of a 1616 Danish cookbook. Woodworking and furniture  
    http://www.forest.gen.nz/Medieval/
    
    Extractions: Who we are The Picture Gallery Some articles Permission is hereby granted to reprint our work in SCA publications, and for use in SCA classes, provided proper attribution is given. We also appreciate an email to tell us that you are going to use our article (we like the ego stroke!) Articles on textiles and clothing Food Translation of a 1616 Danish cookbook NEW!!!

35. Delightfull Evenings
    If you would like to check out traditional danish cooking, as well as the countryside outside Aarhus, three places are recommended Norsminde Gl.  
    http://www.daimi.aau.dk/~olavb/The-DAIMI-Guide/last.html
    
    Extractions: ALL INFORMATION SHOULD BE CHECKED As a supplement you may want to study the official tourist information about Aarhus. Up to date information about specific events can be found in publications like "Aarhus this month" and "Ugen Ud" as well as the newspapers. Aarhus City Places to eat Mid or low price stuff Fast food ... This guide... Aarhus is the capital of the Jutland peninsula, and the second largest city in Denmark with 265,000 inhabitants. The University in Aarhus is Denmarks second largest with 16,000 students. Aarhus is both a metropolis and a village: it offers cultural activities, shopping, and commerce, but you can still reach the countryside within twenty minutes. If you can't help it, have a look at the Queen's summer residence, Marselisborg Castle, in the southern part of town. In particular enjoy the park in front of it (Mindeparken) and the easy access to the waterfront and the Marselisborg Marina, with its numerous restaurants and sailing boats. Aarhus has a lot of restaurants in the centre of the city as well as in more outlying places like Marselisborg Marina. The town is full of small ethnic food restaurants most of which are cheap and mainly frequented by students. In general restaurants vary a lot in price, as well as quality. Many of the mid-range restaurants carry a set-menu (tourist menu) which is normally worth its value. We have picked out a list of affordable restaurants where we like to go, along with a couple of more expensive, though attractive ones.

36. Recipes
    Small collection of danish recipes for sweets, including R¸dgr¸d med Fl¸de.  
    http://www.skyt.com/denmark/cooking.html
    
    Extractions: Danish Recipes: A few more Danish recipes are available at Steen Hansen Hviid's home-page. Marianne's apple cake - Danish Christmas cookies. - the traditional Danish Christmas dessert. - the dessert with the impossible name. Vanillekranse - Danish Christmas cookies. General Recipes: Jambalaya, New Orleans Created: Jul/20/95

37. Home
    Recipes, articles, and resources for Swedish, Norwegian, danish, Finnish and Icelandic cuisine, with a focus on ScandinavianAmerican cooking.  
    http://scandinaviancooking.com/
    
    Extractions: Select Topic to Jump Appetizers Breads Christmas Cookies Desserts Fish Fruits Ingredients Meatballs Pancakes Potatoes Salads Sauces Soups Sources Tools Vegetables part of a network of sites Search the ZeZeNetwork: Home Topics Articles Recipes Find ... Feedback Use feedback form for questions or comments about this web site.

38. Danish Texel Sheep Breeding: Dansk Texel Race - Opskrifter, Lam, Lammekødsopskr
    Information on Texel Sheep Breeding in Denmark. Also cooking recipes and images.  
    http://www.dansk-texel.dk
    
    Extractions: Along with industrialization and the rise of agricultural productivity around the year 1900, came the improvement of the old breed. Far-sighted farmers crossed Lincoln, Leicester, Wensdale CotsWold, Hampshire Down and other breeds to form the origin of the Texel breed. This breed quickly spread throughout many countries. This is why Texel sheep from all countries look alike. However, cultural traditions as well as climate and nature have influenced the breed, so that each country has developed its own caracteristic Texel sheep. D

39. Safefootwear.com Presents Danish Clogs And Shoes That Are Handcrafted, Comfortab
    Provides imported danish clogs, designed for cooking and medical professionals with extreme care given to comfort and safety.  
    http://www.safefootwear.com
    
    Extractions: Clogs Available From Stock. We are proud to bring you handcrafted Danish clogs and shoes which are indisputably the finest footwear made for professional and casual wear. These clogs and shoes are durable, comfortable to wear and made out of the finest leather available today. No shortcuts are taken or materials compromises are made, when manufacturing these quality handcrafted clogs and shoes. The handcrafted Danish clogs and shoes are sold throughout the world today. The culinary, medical, and hospitality industry professionals are stating that "these are the best shoes and clogs" they have ever owned for daily wear. Up to now, these Danish clogs were only available in the USA on a limited basis by word of mouth. We at SafeFootWear.com now bring you the finest Danish handcrafted shoes and clogs available to everyone at a spectacular price. These are not fake or sub- quality Danish clogs and shoes. Each shoe is handcrafted and inspected by master shoe makers. These quality Danish clogs are created by combining ideas that have been handed down for generations and modern footwear, ergonomic, and safety principles.

40. Viennese Recipes – Topfenkolatsche Cheese Danish– Cooking With Actilingua
    Topfenkolatsche (Cheese danish) Pastry 1 package active dry yeast, 1/2 cup warmmilk ( blood warm , to be exact!) 1 3/4 cup bread flour, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 2  
    http://www.actilingua.com/AboutVienna/recipes/recipes6.htm
    
    Extractions: 2 tablespoon butter, soft, 8 oz. cream cheese, 2 eggs, separated, 1/2 cup sugar, grated zest of 1 lemon, 1 tablespoon golden raisins Proof yeast in warm milk. Sift flour and salt together into large bowl. Add sugar and stir in yeast mixture. Beat in egg and butter and work into a dough using a wooden spoon; dough should be smooth and elastic and not stick to sides of bowl. Cover bowl with a cloth and let rise in a warm place until double, about 1 1/2 hours. Turn dough out onto floured surface, punch down, knead until smooth and elastic. Roll out into rectangle about 1/2" thick. Cut into 3" squares. Arrange squares on greased baking sheets about 1" apart.

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