Archive for the ‘danish Christmas’ Tag
December 20
Filed under: christmas, Denmark, My 2008 blog, traditions, trees | Tags: christmas tree, danish Christmas, Denmark
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I told you not to be late about buying a Christmas tree…!
December 15
Filed under: christmas, Denmark, My 2008 blog, traditions | Tags: danish Christmas, elves, nisse, nisser
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December 13
Filed under: christmas, Denmark, My 2008 blog, traditions | Tags: danish Christmas, lucia optog, santa lucia, traditions
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A few words about the Lucia tradition here
December 12
Filed under: christmas, Denmark, My 2008 blog, traditions | Tags: christmas decorations, danish Christmas, elves, nisse, nisser
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December 11
Filed under: christmas, Food, traditions | Tags: danish Christmas, Danish Christmas lunch, Danish herring, julefrokost, sild, traditions
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Today is one of the big days for the traditional “Christmas lunch”, which not necessarily is a lunch, but absolutely supposed to be a fun and happy party. All companies are having a “Christmas lunch” in December. Family lunches and those made for friends will be in the week ends. If the menu is a Danish lunch with ryebread, there will be at least 3 kind of herring, for a start.
December 9
Filed under: christmas, Denmark, My 2008 blog, traditions | Tags: candy, danish Christmas, marcipan
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Christmas candy, marcipan and nougat.
December 8
Filed under: christmas, Denmark, My 2008 blog, traditions | Tags: danish Christmas, nisse, Photography, traditions
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December 7
Filed under: christmas, Food, My 2008 blog, traditions | Tags: danish Christmas, Jødekager opskrift, jewish cookies recipe, traditions
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Christmas cookies – Jødekager, taste delicious. I used my own old recipe, but you can find a very nice one in english at My Danish Kitchen
December 1
Filed under: Art, christmas, Denmark, Life, Light, My 2008 blog | Tags: calendar candle, Christmas calendar, danish Christmas, Denmark, Life, Photography
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First day of December, and time to light the “calendar-candle”, with the 24 numbers on. One for each day until the big day, the 24th, where families are getting together to celebrate Christmas with dinner, dancing around the Christmas tree, and exchanging presents. 24 days very busy days to go. I will show you some of the Christmas preparations in the following blogposts. Welcome to my Christmas calendar 2015
