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Terms in Danish 101-110 of 1524

ananaskirsebær

[Danish]

Physalis or cape gooseberry. Bitter-sweet, apricot-coloured berries enclosed in papery wraps.

and

[Danish] plural ænder

Duck

andebryst

[Danish] plural ande bryster

Duck breast

andefedt

[Danish]

Duck fat or dripping. Clarified this may be served spread on rye bread and sprinkled with salt during the post julefrokost (Christmas lunch) period: light relief after the numerous and copioussmoergoeds board buffet lunches traditionally enjoyed between Christmas and the New Year.

anden

[Danish] plural andre

Another

angelik

[Danish]

Angelica

anis

[Danish]

Aniseed or sweet cumin, used in confectionary and liqueurs.

anispeber

[Danish]

Sichuan pepper. A very hot and peppery Chinese spice.

anis-tragthat

[Danish] plural anis-tragthatte

The aniseed funnel cap. This mushroom has a distincive pale blue colour of young specimens soon fading towards light grey. A couple of these will impart an almost liquorice flavour to a dish. Certainly not many are required but is a food addition to soups and stews.

ansjos

/ahn-SHOOS/
[Danish] plural ansjoser

Anchovy. In Denmark anchovies are so commonly served that dinner sets often include special anchovy plates.