On Saturday, August 31, Copenhagen Cooking focuses on the UN World Goal 11, which deals with "Sustainable Cities and Communities" and this calls for a celebration of the festivals own home town, Copenhagen.
Celebrating Copenhagen can be done with the citys very own culinary specialty; Smørrebrød. This special highly built open face sandwich was invented here in the late 1800s, and it spread to the entire country becoming one of the most popular danish eats.
Its popularity vaned in the 1980s, but at the turn of the century, in the airstream of New Nordic Cuisine, smørrebrød was reinvented and grew stronger than ever with many new restaurants opening. Last year the Copenhagen Smørrebrød received international recognition, when Lonely Planet Guides named Smørrebrød the 6th best eat in their guide The Worlds 500 Best Eats.
We celebrate this with "Copenhagen's Best Smørrebrød 2019", where we have invited the top of the Copenhagen Smørrebrød scene to participate with their bid for the best sustainable, tasty and locally rooted smørrebrød.
The invited restaurants are:
With the smørrebrød we serve an ice-cold organic Jacobsen draft beer, and a shot of aquavit. The aquavit and snap enthusiasts from Spirikum join us and serve good spirits stories with the food (in Danish)
The ticket includes:
Six smaller pieces of signature smørrebrød from Palægade, Selam, Restaurant Kronborg, Hallernes Smørrebrød, Restaurant Schønnemann and Aaamanns
A glass of our very own festival beer from Jacobsen brewery
A small schnapps to let it all down easy