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Kransekage (Danish: [ˈkʁ̥ɑnsəˌkʰæːjə]),
kransekake (Norwegian) or
kransakaka (Icelandic) is a
traditional Danish and
Norwegian confection,
often eaten...
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Swiss rolls Cakes by
shape A
plate of
white chocolate cake
balls The
kransekage is an
example of a
conical cake.
Dobos torte is an
older form of layer...
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season 13 of The
Great British Bake Off.
Sweden portal Food
portal Kransekage –
Danish pastry that uses the same
ingredients "krokan". SAOB (in Swedish)...
- gave the
bakers the
challenging task of
making a
Danish Cornucopia cake,
kransekage, in two hours,
fifteen minutes. For the
showstopper challenge, the bakers...
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icing Decorating gingerbread with
royal icing Blue
royal icing cookies Kransekage decorated with
royal icing Dough Egg
white Fondant icing Ganache Icing...
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marzipan pigs
around Christmas,
marzipan shaped as eggs
around Easter, and
kransekage on New Year's Eve. It is also used in a
large variety of
cakes and confectioneries...
- this evening,
known as nytårstorsk (New Year's Cod), with
champagne and
kransekage served later in the night.
Slices of
boiled ham
served with
stewed kale...
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entertain guests at home.
There is a
special evening meal that
concludes with
Kransekage, a
special dessert,
along with champagne.
Other traditional dishes are...
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holiday flavour first.) Main Heat: The
contestants must bake a
Danish kransekage wreath cake
towers incorporating a
holiday flavour: lemon, chestnuts,...
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holds a
televised speech at 6pm.
Midnight is
celebrated with Champagne,
kransekage (an
almond cake
consisting of
piled rings) and
private displays of fireworks...
