Smørrebrød - Scandinavian Open Sandwiches: More than 50 Recipes, from Traditional to Modern by Brontë Aurell
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- ISBN 10 1788796454
- ISBN 13 9781788796453
- Published Apr 08 2025
- Format Hardcover
- Page Count 144
- Language English
- Edition English
- Countries United Kingdom
- Publisher Ryland Peters & Small
Publishers Text
This indispensable how-to guide will provide everything you need to know to create the best open sandwiches and inspire you to find new and delicious flavours to try at home. Chapters are divided into Fish, Cold Cuts, Veggie, Sweet & Cheese and Breads, Sides & Toppings, featuring the likes of Herring, Skagenrora, Danish Meatballs, Roast Pork, Beet & Egg, Mushroom Paté and Blue Cheese with Ginger, to name just a few.Also includes a brief history of Scandinavian open sandwiches and invaluable hints and tips for successfully making them yourself.
Other cookbooks by this author
- Brontë at Home: Baking from the ScandiKitchen
- The Little Book of Scandi Living (Little Book of Living)
- Nørth / Little Book of Scandi Living: How to Live Scandinavian
- The ScandiKitchen: Simple, delicious dishes for any occasion
- ScandiKitchen - The Essence of Hygge
- ScandiKitchen - The Essence of Hygge
- The ScandiKitchen / The ScandiKitchen Cookbook: Simple, Delicious Scandinavian Dishes for Any Occasion
- ScandiKitchen Christmas: Recipes and Traditions from Scandinavia for a Joyful Jul
- The ScandiKitchen Cookbook: Recipes for Good Food with Love from Scandinavia
- The ScandiKitchen Cookbook: Recipes for Good Food with Love from Scandinavia
- The ScandiKitchen Cookbook: Simple, delicious dishes for any occasion
- ScandiKitchen Fika and Hygge: Comforting Cakes and Bakes from Scandinavia with Love
- ScandiKitchen Midsommar: Simply delicious food for summer days
- ScandiKitchen Midsommar:: Simply Delicious Food for Summer Days
- ScandiKitchen Summer: Simply Delicious Food for Lighter, Warmer Days
- The Scandinavian Year: Food and Thoughts from Sweden, Denmark and Norway

