Cruising, cooking & sustainability
This pizza is actually a spin-off of our Viking falafels, and we’re using many of the same components, so if you decide to make one of them, you might as well make the other too. Not only will it save you time in the kitchen – but knock your socks off too!
Pesto is one of those incredibly delicious things that cost an arm and a leg if you buy a jar, but is super simple to make at home, costs WAY less, and taste WAY better than virtually any storebought alternative. Let’s go!
This leftover meal turned out so magnificent it really deserves a recipe on its own. Ready in minutes with hardly any work, this is the perfect comfort food for a lazy friday evening.
Our appetite for these soft, Italian pillows of pure decadence and luxury has no bounds. We grow our own miniature sage garden because of them, and we simply refer to sage as “gnocchi herb”. This is our best and easiest recipe for killer gnocchi!
What started out as one of Lea’s “what if” moments turned into a magnificent idea sparring session, and consequently this recipe. What IF the Vikings did indeed have falafels? What would it taste like?
This dip was developed as part of our Viking Falafels, but turned out so magnificent, we’ve started using it on our pizza and everywhere else! And yes – it’s basically our New Nordic take on Mutabal, so if you like that shit, you’re in for a real treat!
There are a few things the Danish kitchen simply be without. One is rye flour, another is parsley, and horseradish is definitely in the top 5 too. This is a classic Danish horseradish cream.
Ramsons are a very European and seasonal plant that is also called wild garlic – and it taste and smell just like garlic too. Garlic with a bit of chives in it. This dressing is fantastic on a sandwich, burger, og our Viking Falafels.
I am an absolute sucker for pickled onions, be it red, white, tiny ones or regular ones. I absolutely fucking love’em. Here’s the super easy basic recipe I use for everything.
Warm wheats is known to every Dane by the distinctive cardamom smell, the tanginess from buttermilk, and the slightly flaky texture in the sides from where the buns have grown together. I’ve always loved the tanginess and the slightly rough texture from the wheat – and this sourdough whole wheat version enhances exactly this tangy roughness.
There are few things that beats a really good pizza. I love pizza so fucking much I ended up with 3rd place in the Norwegian pizza championship in 2009. What I’m sharing with you now is my improved recipe for authentic, thin crust Neapolitan pizza.
You may be wondering what the fuck is this “stretch and fold” he’s yappin about now. No – it’s not a yoga exercise, it’s a BRILLIANT no-knead technique everybody can do, and is superior to ANY kind of baking machine out there.