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Eat Copenhagen by Trine Hahnemann

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Eat Copenhagen

Recipes and Stories From Scandinavia

Trine Hahnemann

Quadrille Publishing c/o Chronicle Books · Print & ebook · July 1, 2025

Reading lane: Food Photography

A collection of recipes from an effortlessly stylish city, interspersed with stories that set the culinary scene of the Danish capital.

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Who It's For

For cooks interested in recipes from CopenhagenFor readers curious about Copenhagen cafés, markets, and restaurants

Book Details

Authors
Trine Hahnemann
Publisher
Quadrille Publishing c/o Chronicle Books
Published
July 1, 2025
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Food Photography · Food Travel
Reading lane
Food Photography

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Publisher Categories

  • Scandinavian Cooking

  • Denmark Travel

About This Book

A collection of recipes from an effortlessly stylish city, interspersed with stories that set the culinary scene of the Danish capital. From the chic restaurants of Vesterbro to the buzzing streets of Nørrebro, eating in Copenhagen is quite unlike dining anywhere else in the world. Known for its innovation, the city’s calming vibe draws people from everywhere, and for good reason. Eat Copenhagen explores the feel and the taste of Copenhagen through the recipes – from early m...

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A collection of recipes from an effortlessly stylish city, interspersed with stories that set the culinary scene of the Danish capital. From the chic restaurants of Vesterbro to the buzzing streets of Nørrebro, eating in Copenhagen is quite unlike dining anywhere else in the world. Known for its innovation, the city’s calming vibe draws people from everywhere, and for good reason. Eat Copenhagen explores the feel and the taste of Copenhagen through the recipes – from early morning Cardamom Buns and Cinnamon Kringles to Christmassy Gløgg, Honey Bombs and Hot Chocolate, through smørrebrøds and Scandi-style salads for summer – and interwoven stories of the city – the cafés and konditori , the markets and restaurants – so you can enjoy a little moment of hygge from home. Text is extracted and updated from Copenhagen Food: Stories, Traditions and Recipes by Trine Hahnemann.

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