Agurkesalat is the special Danish version of Cucumber Salad with thinly sliced cucumbers. It is used on most traditional rugbrødsmadder which are open-faced sandwiches served on Rye Bread served with different delicacies like shrimps, cold potatoes with mayo, hearings, and so on. Another place where agurkesalat is almost mandatory is on Danish Hot Dogs. Danish Hot Dogs are served with ketchup, mustard, remoulade (a kind of mayo that is based on cucumbers as well), agurkesalat, and roasted onions.
The Danish cucumber salad can be served right away or kept in a glass jar in the fridge for several days.
Right now with the recipes, we have from the Danish kitchen we recommend it when serving frikadeller – Danish meatballs – on rye bread.
Cucumber salads come in many variants and there are lots of national variants and besides the Danish variation, I can recommend trying the Thai and the Polish versions as well.
For more great recipes from Denmark have a look here. This recipe was originally posted on our Danish Recipe website HurtigMums.dk, where people use this recipe so often. So it is as Danish as it can be 🙂
Also, read our conversion guide to go from tablespoons to cups here.
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