It was just last month when we covered Smørrebrød, the Danish open-faced sandwiches that use their deliciously dense Rugbrød as a base for an unending variety of toppings. There are any number of Smørrebrød...
Danish Smørrebrød is an open-face sandwich, similar to several that we’ve covered previously, as well as Swedish Smörgås, which doesn’t appear on our List. In fact, we covered a type of Danish Smørrebrød way...
Hi again, sandwich fans! We’ve made it through another month, and we’re on to our next set of three sandwiches to eat, to talk about, and to leave behind as we race forward to...
It was an unlikely road that brought Alexandra of Denmark to the throne of England–she’d grown up as the daughter of a Prince of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg but a relatively obscure one living on an Army...
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