Er der nogen her dansk?

Or if you're not Danish, do you know anyone who is? <.<

Because I just found out gåsebryst exists and I want a recipe that I don't have to Google Translate.

I mean, just look at this delicious mofugga.

I WANTS IT D:

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[PaulAsaran]

I'm more interested in figuring out how to make Hungarian Kürtőskalács, myself.

th.bing.com/th/id/OIP.23zqf2_k31wOFCmMiXa9JQHaE6?pid=Api&rs=1

[Scampy]

what the heck I want it right now

[Celefin]

Jeps, jeg er. Hej fra Danmark.

I'm Danish, and I've never seen this before. But I could find out, of course.
Looks artery clogging delicious.

On edit: damn, there are like a dozen variations and apparently a deep factional divide between at least three tribes of Danish baking enthusiasts on the topic of what is a) the original and b) the best recipe.

But if you want, I can definitely find out. This promises to be fun.

Fun factoid: it's called 'gåsebryst' (goose chest) because of this: before there were kitchen appliances, getting marzipan completely flat and even was difficult. It usually developed a surface structure reminiscent of a goose's chest.

[Moosetasm]

That looks absolutely delicious. My arteries hurt just looking at it.

[PresentPerfect]

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This divide surprises me not.

See what you can find out! If something looks reasonable, send it my way, I don't even care if the measurements are in metric, I'll deal. :D

[Aster Viridian]

5399931
It's marzipan?!? Oh man, I have got to get me some of this stuff ASAP haha.

[Cursori]

God, I haven't had Gåsebryst in years, I'm feeling a sudden urge to go raid the local baker and get way too many.

I see Celefin has already volunteered to go hunting for recipes (hello fellow dane), and they seem to be putting a lot of effort into it so I shan't step on toes there.

I will say that you have an experience in front of you, Gåsebryst manages to be even MORE delicious than it looks.

[Corejo]

Please post a separate blog with the results, PP. I'm intrigued.

[Myrica Gale]

Not Danish, but this looks very similar to Swedish prinsesstårta (princess cake). The Danish Wikipedia article on gåsebryst makes it sound like it's practically the same thing.

[PresentPerfect]

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Yeah, the two do seem very similar if not identical.

[Wanderer D]

You know what I want? I want Danish mead.

[SirNotAppearingInThisFic]

Appears to be the comfort food that 2020 calls for.

[PresentPerfect]

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Dansk Mjød :D

[KitsuneRisu]

That looks like someone stuffed a teepee full of cream as a prank but it also accidentally killed a native person who is now a mild red blob and now I'm a giant and I'mma eat the whole thing.

[Myrica Gale]

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[PresentPerfect]

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It's someone's fetish!