A guide to Danish tourist food

Danish cake, Danish toast, Danish pie, Danish biscuits, Danish wine chocolate, Danish silver tea set and handicrafts. There are many good things in Denmark, such as vases, but the price is at least 1k kroner.

2. Introduction to Danish Tourism

A: The Kingdom of Denmark, referred to as Denmark for short, is one of the five Nordic countries. It is a constitutional monarchy with two autonomous territories, the Faroe Islands and Greenland.

Country name: Kingdom of Denmark

Area: 43,096 square kilometers

Population: 5.85 million, 9 1.2% Danish, 8.8% foreign immigrants.

The official language is Danish. About 77% residents believe in Christian Lutheranism, and 0.6% residents believe in Roman Catholicism.

Capital: Copenhagen, population 780,000.

Head of State: Queen Margrethe II ascended the throne on 1972 10/4.

Currency: Danish kroner, 1 kroner = 100 Euro. One dollar is about 6.6 Danish kroner.

Introduction is located in northern Europe. It borders Germany in the south, the North Sea in the west and Norway and Sweden across the sea in the north. The coastline is 73 14 km long. The terrain is low and flat, with an average elevation of about 30 meters. It has a mild maritime climate. 1 monthly average temperature -2.4, and August average temperature 14.6. The average annual precipitation is about 860mm.

A unified kingdom was formed in 985 AD. The 8th-12nd century was a powerful pirate period, and they conquered Britain, Norway, France and other areas along the Rhine. 14th century, became powerful. 1397, the Kalmar Union led by Queen Margaret I of Denmark was established, covering Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Greenland, Faroe Islands and part of Finland. /kloc-began to decline at the end of 0/5. Sweden became independent from the Federation on 1523. Norway was ceded to Sweden in 18 14. The constitutional monarchy was established in 1849. Iceland became independent from Denmark in 19 18. Both world wars declared neutrality. 1April 1940 to1May 1945, occupied by Nazi Germany. 1949 joined NATO, 1973 joined Europe. Have sovereignty over Greenland and the Faroe Islands.

Politics 20 16 1 1, the Danish liberal party government was reorganized. The Liberal Party, the Liberal Alliance and the Conservative Party form a coalition government. Its management focuses on promoting the balanced growth and development of the country, ensuring the stable income of families, safeguarding the freedom, rights and safety of individuals, maintaining the level of social welfare, promoting youth education and employment, ensuring that all citizens benefit from globalization, supporting innovation and scientific research, implementing balanced and realistic policies for refugees, promoting low-carbon development and environmental protection, and improving national security and national defense.

The current Constitution was enacted in 1849 and revised four times in 1866, 19 15, 1920 and 1953. According to the Constitution, Denmark is a constitutional monarchy. With the consent of a six-fifths majority of the parliament, the government can transfer a certain range of sovereignty to an international organization.

Parliament is unicameral, with 179 seats. Members are elected by universal suffrage for a term of four years. This parliament was elected after the general election in June 20 15. It is composed of Liberal Party (34 seats), Social Democratic Party (46 seats), Danish Party (37 seats), Radical Party (8 seats), Socialist Party (7 seats), Red and Green Alliance (14 seats) and Freedom Alliance (13 seats). Speaker Piacco Sko, female, Danish Party).

Government 20 16 1 1, the Danish liberal party government was reorganized. The Liberal Party, the Liberal Alliance and the Conservative Party form a coalition government. There are 22 cabinet members, including Prime Minister Rasmussen, Foreign Minister Anders Samuelson and Justice Minister Soren Palpersson.

Administrative divisions On June 65438+1 October1day, 2007, a new administrative division was implemented in Denmark. Greenland and the Faroe Islands have five regions, 98 cities and two autonomous regions.

3. Danish food culture

Climate characteristics: Denmark has a temperate maritime climate.

Dietary characteristics:

Pay attention to the flavor and crispness of dishes, and pay attention to the variety and quality of dishes;

Generally, the taste is not too salty, slightly sour and slightly sweet;

The staple food is pasta, and I like bread and other foods.

Fish, chicken, duck, eggs, pork, beef, mutton, frozen meat, dried meat, cheese and other non-staple foods. Like potatoes, tomatoes, onions, cabbages, etc. gladly

Traditional Danish dishes are based on family ingredients, including cabbage, root vegetables, meat, fish and rye bread. In addition, wild fruit is also an important ingredient in Danish cuisine.

Rulleplse is a kind of meat roll in Denmark, which is traditionally made of pork belly. After cooking, add herbs and spices, then marinate with seasoning salt water, and finally press into a rectangle. Rulleplse is usually sliced and put on sandwiches. It can also be used as part of the buffet.

Bleflsk literally means apple pork, which is a dish made of fried (or baked) pork belly, apples and onions. Usually bleflsk is eaten on rye bread.

Gulerter is a kind of rter soup with rural flavor. It is usually made of green peas or yellow peas, cooked with various vegetables and seasonings, and usually eaten with pork or bacon.

4. Introduction of Danish specialties

The Royal Palace in Copenhagen, Denmark is a very special palace. Generally, palaces like to be located on the central axis, but the palace in Fort Amerling consists of four palaces in four corners, with statues on the central axis and marble churches on the west. The bronze statue of the mermaid in Copenhagen is a landmark of Danish tourism. This world-famous bronze statue is about 1.5 meters high and 1.8 meters in diameter. It was built by Carl Jakobson, the founder of Carlsberg Beer Company. Danish sculptor Edward Parker was asked to model it according to Andersen's fairy tales. The fairy tale Daughter of the Sea commemorates the Little Mermaid. The red brick and bronze roof of Rosenberg Palace (Rose Palace) Park in Copenhagen is a Dutch Renaissance style building, which is the summer clause of Christian IV. It is the residence of three generations of royal families, and the underground treasure hall is also a must-see for tourists coming to Denmark. The National Museum of Copenhagen, the largest museum in Denmark, was once the business hall of wealthy businessmen in the17th century. Before 1807 became a museum, it was the residence of the crown princes. Now it shows Danish tourists historical sites from ancient times to the present, the most famous of which are the Sun Carriage in BC12nd century, and the remains of Viking Age, ancient Egypt and ancient Greece. Qufu Park is the largest tourist destination in Denmark. Tivoli was founded in 1843, with exotic grand architecture and exquisite garden scenery. It is a unique combination of amusement park, dining area and performance venue. This is a place for Danes to relax and have fun. Many precious memories begin here, and everyone can find their favorite entertainment in Tivoli. The nearest harbor town to Sweden, De La Rue, still retains the fishing village style of1early 8th century, and an old residential street of1early 8th century is well preserved. These houses have been used to this day, and there is a sea-crossing bridge connecting Denmark and Sweden. Copenhagen Zoo, founded in 1859, is one of the oldest zoos in Europe. Replace the original cage with a fence to make the living environment of animals more natural. This display mode also gives people a chance to understand the natural living habits of animals. There are some rare animals in the zoo. The zoo is the only zoo outside Australia with Tasmanian devils, and there are also extremely rare Siberian leopards and tigers. Andersen's former residence is a low, sharp little red house, located in an ancient, quaint and narrow street. The streets and houses of the former residence remain the same. Andersen was born here in April 1805. 1905, on the occasion of Andersen's centenary birthday. Odense established the Andersen Museum here. On the basis of the former residence, some buildings were added and expanded twice. Now, this museum can let visitors to Denmark know about the life of fairy tale masters. The Holy Naked Church, also known as odense Cathedral, is the only pure Gothic cathedral in Denmark. There is a wooden altar in Jinyezi, where King Saint Nordell and his brothers are buried. This church also belongs to Andersen, who was baptized here when he was five years old. He bought his first pair of shoes because he wanted to attend the christening ceremony. Now this church has become a tourist attraction in Denmark. Esco Castle was built in 1554. This is the best preserved Renaissance waterfront castle in Europe. The castle was built on a small lake with oak stakes. Due to the civil war caused by the religious reform, most Danish nobles built their homes like fortifications; There are people living there, so only some rooms are open. In the beautiful interior decoration of the castle, you can see the age information of all the owners in isco, and it is also one of the famous tourist attractions in Denmark. CuosineIsland is located in the Baltic Sea south of FayingIsland and is under the jurisdiction of southern Denmark. It covers an area of 70 square kilometers and its highest point is 72 meters above sea level. The castle on the island was built in 1639. Baroness Carolyn Muscasso, a member of the Danish royal family, is the largest residence in Denmark, with 4 museums, 265,438+0 art galleries and 2 restaurants. There is also a small church in the castle, covering an area of 8000 square meters, which is extremely luxurious. Visitors to Denmark can see the luxury and nobility of the royal family.

With its unique building block art, Lego Garden in the park has become the second largest tourist destination in Denmark after Joffrey Park. Walking into Lego Garden, you are greeted by fairy tales like spring, laughter in your ears and colorful colors in your eyes. The most distinctive feature is all kinds of lifelike building block artworks, each of which is made of plastic building blocks according to the ratio of L:20 to the real thing. Aarhus Cathedral, built in12nd century, is a marble building with Roman style, designed by the most famous Danish architects Jacobson and Eric Milla. Climbing to the top of the tower overlooking Aarhus Bay, beautiful scenery emerges endlessly. The interior of the church is 93 meters deep and is the longest church in Denmark. The unique roof design of Ahlas Rainbow Art Museum, with a circular sidewalk with a glass spectrum of150m and a range and width of 3m, has established a panoramic view of surrounding cities and Aarhus Bay. Depending on your city, you will see different colors; In addition to the regular galleries, Ahlas also includes a small children's American museum: a wonderful experience area for children to learn practical art. The old city is built in 19 14. There are 75 historical buildings here, which is the first outdoor museum in the world to show the architectural culture of urban areas. In the process of restoration after relocation, every brick must be put back to its original position accurately. Here, you can see old houses built in different historical periods and representing different architectural styles. The Toy Museum displays 5,000 kinds of toys from17th century to the middle of 20th century, including exquisite porcelain dolls, steam engines, mechanical toys, frank cartoon characters, homemade toys, toys produced in large quantities and toys from cities and villages. Understand the history of Danish toys and experience childlike innocence. Classic and modern posters are displayed in the poster museum, showing Danish and foreign posters and political, artistic or commercial information. The exhibition changes several times a year, showing about 400 to 500 posters at a time. Once in the exhibition, visitors to Denmark will find themselves enjoying the most advanced exhibition facilities in this country. The above information is taken from the package tour of Muxidi Nordic official website. For more information, you can go directly to Denmark for a parent-child tour-the tour package says it all.

5. Danish tourist attractions

Danes have the following characteristics in diet:

Pay attention to the flavor and crispness of dishes, and pay attention to the variety and quality of dishes;

Generally, the taste is not too salty, slightly sour and slightly sweet;

The staple food is mainly pasta, and people like bread and other foods;

Non-staple food, such as fish, chicken, duck, eggs, pork, beef, mutton, frozen meat, dried meat, cheese, etc. Like potatoes, tomatoes, onions, cabbages, etc. Love to use cloves, rapeseed, ketchup, vinegar, sugar, etc.

Give priority to dishes prepared by cold, fried, roasted, fried and roasted cooking methods;

Chinese food: I like Cantonese food in China;

Recipe: I appreciate the cold platter, fried duck leg with tomato sauce, crispy fried meatballs, smooth-egg beef, almond fish, fish in sauce, crispy chicken, shrimp, shredded pork with magnolia flower, mushroom fish fillet soup and other flavor dishes;

Water wine: like to drink beer; Love orange juice, mineral water, yogurt, coffee, cocoa; I am also happy to taste fragrant scented tea; Fruit: I like oranges, oranges, apples, grapes and so on. Dried fruits such as almonds and raisins.

6. Danish food

Danish biscuit

Danish food baking enjoys a high reputation in the world, and the most famous is the well-known Danish biscuit. In supermarkets in Denmark, you can always see some biscuits packed in round boxes. On the dark blue box surface, about a dozen palaces and castles, canals and sculptures are printed, showing people the ancient history and unique customs of this kingdom. This is the Danish royal butter cookie that Danes are proud of.

Vienna

Danish cakes originated in Denmark and can be seen everywhere in the streets. It is one of the most delicious breads because of its overlapping layers and rich crispy and Q-soft taste. As long as you have tasted Danish crisp, you will love its sour, sweet, crisp and fragrant taste. Danish pastry can be filled with your favorite ingredients, such as fruit, chocolate, jam, nuts, eggs and meat, but it is a classic, and Danish pastry is the most dazzling fruit.

Boiled cod with mustard sauce

In Denmark, what you eat is fresh. The best thing about Danish cuisine is the careful selection of raw materials. It is this demanding impulse that makes it delicious. Under such a diet concept, it is not difficult to understand why Danes like boiled cod. Boiled cod is boiled in water. Although the umami flavor of the ingredients will be preserved to the greatest extent, the cooked cod will inevitably smell fishy. At this time, people will stick mustard sauce to cover up the fishy smell.

Frikadler

Fat meatballs are also an indispensable dish in Danish specialties and often appear on the dining table of Danish families. Big meatballs are fried with pork and flour. The meat is tender and delicious. Locals usually eat it with fried potatoes, vegetables and delicious special sauce, or hot potato salad and yogurt potato salad, which is very refreshing.

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What kind of magic does the Danish national food demon Sun have? The ingredients in this dish are really fierce. Chopped raw beef with a raw egg yolk, before I took it, the blood red and bright yellow in front of me were really shocking. When you mix egg yolk with meat and put a spoonful into your mouth, the strong umami and fishy smell will definitely bring unprecedented stimulation to the taste buds. You will vaguely feel the oppressive feeling that it is difficult to swallow, but it forces you to swallow quickly, and the resulting sense of transparency may tempt you to taste a spoonful.

Stewed beef with potatoes

Danes live on stewed beef with potatoes. They just need to cook a pot of beef stew with potatoes and eat some bread for dinner. Stew beef with potatoes, cut beef into pieces, and cook with hot water to remove the fishy smell of beef; Dicing potatoes and soaking them in clear water will make them mature faster. Stir-fry the beef until it is soft. S cook until 70-80% ripe, then put the soaked potatoes into the pot, add enough clear soup, cover the pot, and simmer for 10 minutes on medium heat. Potatoes and beef should be rotten by this time. Because of the characteristics of beef, beef doesn't taste particularly loose, but it looks tender. Potatoes are soft and sandy, and have a feeling of melting in the mouth.

Salted herring

Salted herring always appears on the menu of Danish restaurants. This is a delicious food that Danes are proud of, and the way it is eaten will surprise you. Without boiling, steaming or oven, salted herring is soaked in herbs or spices, put on the whole rye bread, and then buttered, which is a typical Danish fish meal. Too headstrong. Even if the method is simple, I have to admit that it is delicious. The tradition of eating herring has a long history in Europe. Germany and Holland fought a herring war with Britain, Denmark and other countries for herring fishing grounds. Therefore, don't underestimate the explosive power of eating goods.

Roast pork

At the Christmas dinner in Denmark, there must be such delicious crispy roast pork. Brown crispy pigskin, roasted to a little greasy fat, hung on crispy lean meat, and the meat is fragrant. It's hard to control just by looking at meat. Try to cut a piece. Pork is full of spices. After baking, the skin is crispy and the meat is tender and juicy. This is really delicious. With preserved fruit, pulp, sauerkraut or pickled cucumber, it is also beautiful to have various flavors blooming on the tip of the tongue.

The diet of Danes is different from that of China. Most Danes like crispy food and bread is the staple food, which is good news for people who like pasta. If you don't like pasta, you must be mentally prepared in advance ~