How to make Lagkage (Danish Layer Cake)

[@bethwert259]

Watching your video brought back so many great memories. I was exchange student 42 years ago. I lived with a family that had a sugar beet farm on Sjaelland. Then I hired a Danish au pair to live with us while I went to design school several years later when I was married with children. We wanted to make her recipe of Danish Crepes this morning (Pande Kager) and then I thought about making Lag Kage (Layered Cake) for a Father's Day dessert. Thank You making this sweet, sweet video! ;:0)

[@DreamingofFood]

Wow, what a great story. Thanks for the comment, and I'm so glad you liked my video. :) Lagkage is a nice summer dessert, so yeah, great idea to make for Father's Day. Hope it came out good! :o)

[@nathlaursen742]

I will follow this recipe for my Baby's Quarantine 1st birthday. Thank you. 💋

[@DreamingofFood]

Great! Hope your baby likes it! My baby also had her first birthday under quarantine in March.

[@FrkKrsen]

It looks really delicious! Just like the traditional strawberry cake that we serve in Sweden during the summer :)

[@DreamingofFood]

Thanks. :o) DK makes this cake way too easy to make hehe but it's a good summer cake for sure! Btw I really liked your Swedish meatball video. I didn't know that they were baked in the oven first. I also like that I can understand you speaking in Danish. :) I am looking forward to trying your recipe.

[@FrkKrsen]

I'm so glad to hear that, thanks! They are not usually baked in the oven - but I think it's so much easier to do it that way, so I just stick to that method :)

[@seirup9602]

Du ved godt at lagkage på engelsk ikke er lagkage ik'. XD