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Danish Smørrebrød with Roast Beef - Simple & Hearty

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A Danish Smørrebrød with roast beef is the epitome of Scandinavian culinary culture and is as simple as it is delicious. As a hobby cook with a flair for fine Nordic specialties, I love this dish because it is completely unpretentious and relies solely on the quality of its fresh ingredients. The combination of hearty dark rye bread, tender roast beef, and a homemade remoulade makes this Smørrebrød a true experience. The crispy fried onions on top provide the perfect crunch we all love. Whether for a quick lunch or a highlight of a cozy snack time – this recipe is absolutely foolproof. I'll show you how to conjure up a homemade remoulade without any ready-made products that tastes so fresh you'll want to eat it by the spoonful. Grab your knife and let's dive into the world of Danish cuisine together, because this Smørrebrød is just waiting to be prepared by you!

Ingredients

Slice of whole grain rye bread
1 
Butter
10  g
Slice of roast beef
100  g
Mayonnaise
30  g
Pickled cucumber finely diced
1 
Capers chopped
1  tsp
Fresh parsley chopped
1  tsp
Onion in fine rings
1 
Flour
20  g
Vegetable oil for frying
50  ml

Preparation

1

For the crispy fried onions, coat the onion rings (1) in flour (20 g) and fry in hot vegetable oil (50 ml) until golden brown, then drain on a paper towel.

2

For the homemade remoulade, mix the mayonnaise (30 g) with the pickled cucumber (1), capers (1 tsp), and fresh parsley (1 tsp) in a small bowl until creamy – it smells wonderfully fresh!

3

Spread the butter (10 g) evenly on the rye bread slice (1).

4

Artfully drape the roast beef (100 g) on the bread.

5

Place a generous dollop of the homemade remoulade (30 g) on the meat.

6

To finish, garnish the Smørrebrød with the crispy onions (1) and enjoy immediately.

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