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Terms in Danish 111-120 of 1524

ansjossauce

[Danish]

Anchovy sauce

ansjossmør

[Danish]

Butter creamed with anchovies, traditionally with capers, and served with fried fish or perhaps meats.

aperitif

[Danish] plural aperitifer

Apéritif

apollinaris

/ah-pohl-eh-nah-rees/
[Danish]

This 'luxury brand' German mineral water was widely copied in Denmark and over the years the numerous sparkling bottled waters produced from ordinary water have become known as 'dansk vand' (Danish water), though older generations still refer to them as apollinaris.

äppelfläsk

/EH-pehl-flehsk/
[Danish]

Strips of pork belly fried and stewed with onions and apples. It is served with boiled potatoes.

appelsin

/aw-perl-SEEN/
[Danish] plural appelsiner

Orange

appelsin fromage

/ah-buhl-SEEN froh-majh/
[Danish]

"Orange cheese" used in the sense of quince cheese or lemon curd cheese. This is a moulded dessert traditionally made with oranges with whipped cream and set with gelatine. Orange liqueur, candied peel and even chocolate chips may also be added.

appelsinsaft

/aw-perl-SEEN-sahft/
[Danish]

A syrupy concentrate of orange which has been heated and to which sugar and artificial flavourings are added.

appelsinvand

/ah-buhl-SEEN-vahn/
[Danish]

A bottled fizzy orange drink similar to Orangina.

appetite

[Danish]

Appetite