
Translated on the English menu as ‘minced beef on toast,’ pariserbøf is a popular Danish dish that’s essentially an open-faced burger, with a fried beef patty, cooked rare, placed atop a single slice of toasted bread. The interesting toppings are what make it uniquely Danish: a huge pile of horseradish, raw red onions, capers, beets, pickled mixed vegetables, and a “sauce ” of raw egg yolks you pour on top. A pungent and weird burger, but it was really good! I’ve also seen it translated on some menus as ‘fried tartar,’ which makes sense given some of the toppings.
Copenhagen Capital Region of Denmark 1624
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Copenhagen Capital Region of Denmark 1624
Denmark