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The smallest of the Scandinavian countries, Denmark is considered the geographical crossroads between Europe and the far north. Flat and fertile, with one large peninsula and 450 islands surrounding Copenhagen, Denmark is an enchanting mix of pastoral farmland and bustling towns. Danes love to eat, and eating well is an essential ingredient in Danish culture. As a nation of farmers, seafarers, and merchants, Danish tables are traditionally laden with various pork products, cheeses, delectable butter, salamis, potatoes (introduced from France in 1720), pickled herring, smoked eel, assorted rye and wholegrain breads, simple berry desserts, cakes, and puddings. Despite their proximity to the sea, Danes are infatuated with meat, particularly pork and bacon. Beer and snapps are also imperative. In fact, Denmark is the largest beer-drinking nation after Germany. Buttery, flaky Danish pastries and smorrebrod or open-faced sandwiches are among Denmark’s gifts to gastronomy.
 
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Home Town: Gilbertsville, Pennsylvania, USA
Living In: Aalborg, Nordjylland, Denmark
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Natasha McCutcheon 

Cooking Level: Intermediate
Living In: Copenhagen, Hovedstaden, Denmark
About me: I am a student with a passion for good food. For me cooking is about affordability, clean tastes and no fuss without compromising the flavours of any dish. I have been cooking si…
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Cooking Level: Intermediate
Home Town: Copenhagen, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Living In: New York, New York, USA
About me: Single dad and busy executive/scientist/researcher who likes to cook complex meals. Lives with a grownup daughter who is luckily not picky. It being difficult to cook for one or t…
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Marcella 

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Home Town: Riverside, California, USA
Living In: Hellerup, Hovedstaden, Denmark
About me: I'm an ex-pat American living in the Greater Copenhagen area (Hellerup, just North of CPH). I'm married to a terrific Danish man and have two wonderful, bilingual teenagers!
 

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Cinnamon Ice Cream

Reviewed on Jul. 6, 2009 by racincake 
yummers- great consistency and flavour, took ours a bit longer to harden than we'd planned for.. but was worth the wait.
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Chocolate Cupcakes

Reviewed on Jun. 9, 2009 by racincake 
Amazing- easy and super yummy, I followed the recipe exactly and had rich and moist cakes that held together well with perfect spongy texture.. we even ate them all without any topping. I found trying to fill the cases 1/4 or 1/3 full of batter gave me cake mountains and filling them halfway made perfect for cupcakes to be decorated. This is going to be my new choc cupcake recipe from now on. Thankyou!
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Heavenly White Cake

Reviewed on May 7, 2009 by racincake 
I'd give it 6 *'s! sweet fluffy moist
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