Danish christmas

Danish Christmas Tree

This Danish dessert is traditionally served on Christmas Eve but feel free to whip it up any time of year.

I know not everyone is ready, but Christmas is close!!! I hope it’s the one season we can find healing and refreshing after a very “different” year. Oh Christmas 2020 I hope you bring hope to our nation and world! We know Jesus brings hope, so why not find the season a little extra the […]

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Viggo Johansen (1851-1935) Danish painter. Oil on canvas, 127x158 cms The Hirschsprung Collection, Copenhagen, Denmark: www.hirschsprung.dk/Image.aspx?id=97&col=6 It is Christmas in the home of the Johansen family with the artist’s wife and family dancing and singing round the Christmas tree in the living room. The painting had been begun Christmas 1890, but finally finished in April 1891. The work of the intervening months had required the windows of the room to be covered, the candles…

Danish Cookies are an important part of Christmas hygge, and indulgence is traditional around the holidays. (This post is written by Pia Sonne, a native of Denmark and the writer behind the blog Busy Hands,

Danish Christmas traditions differ a good deal from American traditions. Hygge is at the centre as the Danes countdown to Christmas Eve. During this dark time, food, alcohol, decorations and presents bring light to the hearts and homes in Denmark.

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How do they celebrate Christmas in Denmark? There are many types of countdown calendars for Christmas in Denmark and many different traditions in Denmark.

Light Scandinavian rooms filled with art and Christmas decorations

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Christmas Kringle is widely considered one of the most beloved Danish Christmas pastries. Baking companies sell them during the holiday season, but now you can make your own at home!Begin this recipe one day ahead because the dough needs to chill overnight. This recipe calls for evaporated milk, which is easily confused with sweetened condensed milk because they are both canned. Evaporated milk is unsweetened. Be sure to get the right milk!

These Danish Christmas cookies aren't overly sweet, and taste a lot like a crunchy plain donut.

Count Down to Christmas: Danish Christmas Traditions - There are many Danish culture Christmas traditions, including the Danish advent candle, Danish advent calender, and so much more. Learn all about Christmas traditions in Denmark as they count down to Christmas!

MERRY CHRISTMAS! Finally! Being Danish sometimes has its perks, one of them is today the 24th December. We Danes don't have Christmas on the 25th but the 24th. Surprise! I don't actually know why the Scandinavian countries celebrate Christmas on the 24th but it makes sense to me - obviously since it's been that way…

Go'morgon! How was your weekend? We had a birthday girl in the house (me!) and my sister came over from London to celebrate, it was so m...