Growing up mostly in the US, we’re lucky that our mom ensured we experienced an authentic julefrokost, and now we get to share that with our non-Danish family and friends, too. In this post, you’ll get a little taste of what our ebook has to offer, and an idea of what hosting a Danish julefrokost entails!
It’s already June, which means summer is here! And there’s nothing like a bit of sunshine to make you feel like throwing a barbecue with family and friends.
Welcome to our first blog post of 2024! Another year has passed us by, and this will be Skandibaking’s fourth year, which is absolutely crazy to us. We wanted to give you a recap of the Christmas just gone, especially because we couldn’t spend it together in the same place this year.
Thanksgiving for us is a time between Halloween and Christmas to gather with our family and eat classic American Thanksgiving food, like turkey and pumpkin pie.
In today’s blog post, I (Emma) wanted to take you on a little food tour of Switzerland. Why? Well, I was just there last weekend!
Fun fact for you to start off this post – we used to live in Greece! We decided to head back for two weeks to visit some of our favorite places, eat lots of delicious food, and see old friends.
As it is officially summer now, we thought it was time to share a list of our recipes that we would deem perfect for the summertime!
Whether you just want to watch a show with a great plot, you are looking for a way to practice your Danish skills, or, like us, you want to feel a connection to home while enjoying a dark comedy or drama, check out the shows and films on this list!
Today, we want to talk about a holiday coming up at the end of May: Pinse. This is the third most important Christian holiday after the aforementioned Christmas and Easter.
