Anne Waters - Ottawa
For Danes, it’s popular to make æbleskiver each Sunday of December. The Danes don’t just celebrate on the one day of Christmas Eve, they celebrate the starting on the first Sunday of Advent and carry on for the entire month. Food is a big part of these festivities.
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Show threadKaren PinholtDec 4, 2022
@amwaters for a dane living abroad, those look like home!
Show threadAnne Waters - OttawaDec 4, 2022
@karenpinholt I’m thrilled to have inherited my mother’s pan. I hope you are having good food this December.
Show threadKaren PinholtDec 4, 2022
@amwaters I get my sister to come visit and bring me all I need😊
Show threadHella Of Troy 🇬🇷Dec 4, 2022
@amwaters lovely pictures 😊
Show threadAnne Waters - OttawaDec 5, 2022
@hellaoftroy thank you! Do have food traditions at this time of year?
Show threadHella Of Troy 🇬🇷Dec 7, 2022
@amwaters I'm afraid not so many. But finding lasting ones here.
Show threadTheodora LauDec 4, 2022
@amwaters I love those!!
Show threadAnne Waters - OttawaDec 5, 2022
@psb_dc how do you serve them? With powdered sugar and jam as well?
Show threadTheodora LauDec 5, 2022
@amwaters just powdered sugar for me :)
Show threadRandahl FinkDec 5, 2022
@amwaters actually, I think we Danes celebrate something with plenty of food as often as possible, all year round. Danes are the Hobbits of Scandinavia. And I cannot add more to this toot because second breakfast is waiting.