Saturday, 13 June 2026

Rodkaal - Red cabagge - Recipe from Denmark

 “Rodkaal” literally means red cabbage, and it is a typical recipe from Denmark. It is the most common way this vegetable is prepared, usually served as a side dish with meat, just like the caramelized potatoes from last week. Both are very typical on Christmas meals.

Rodkaal - Red cabagge from Denmark


Ingredients:

- 1 Red cabagge.
- 180 ml Apple cider vinegar.
- 400 ml water.
- 1 teaspoon Salt.
- 120 grams brown sugar.
- Some pepper.
- Red current jam.


Method:

1- Cut the red cabbage in half and remove the white core.




2- Cut the red cabagge into strips.



3- Put the red cabbage in a pot, add the apple cider vinegar, salt, water, sugar, and pepper. Stir well and put a lid on, leaving a small gap for the steam to escape.

Let it cook for 2 hours over medium-low heat.






4- Now it is time to add the red currant jam, stir well, and let it cook for 30 minutes over medium-low heat.


5- Boil some jars in water for one hour to sterilize them.


6- Put the red cabbage into jars, filling them almost to the top, and top them up with the cooking liquid it has released. Once it has cooled, you can store it like any preserve and consume it gradually as a side dish for any meals you like.




You can also watch the recipe at my Youtube Channel:


Here you have my  favourite cooking tools: https://viaja-en-mi-cocina-english.blogspot.com/2023/05/shop.html




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Saturday, 6 June 2026

Caramelized potatoes - Danish recipe

Caramelized potatoes, or Brunede kartofler, are a very popular side dish in Denmark, especially in Christmas meals, where they are served with meatballs or roasted duck or pork.
They are very easy to prepare and have a wonderfully pleasant flavor with a light sweetness. However, since they need to rest overnight, you should start cooking them the day before.


Caramelized potatoes - Danish recipe


Ingredients:

- 500 grams  small potatoes for garnish.
- 50 grams sugar.
- 25 grams butter.
- Salt.


Method:

1- Wash the potatoes well and put them in salted water to boil for 50 minutes; since they are small, there’s no need to poke them.


2- Let them cool, then peel the potatoes. Cover with plastic wrap and let them rest in the fridge overnight so they can release their moisture.


3- Add sugar to a pan and place it over medium heat until it melts. Then add the butter, and once it has melted, add the potatoes. Stir continuously so the sugar gradually coats potatoes' surface, about 5–6 minutes, until they look like this:

Patatas caramelizadas - receta danesa



You can also watch the recipe at my Youtube Channel:



Here you have my  favourite cooking tools: https://viaja-en-mi-cocina-english.blogspot.com/2023/05/shop.html




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Wednesday, 3 June 2026

Vatican City


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Recipes from Vatican City that I cooked:


  Fetuccini alla papalina





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