Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

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Long before new Nordic cuisine made Copenhagen a must-visit for international foodies, there was smørrebrød. Known in English as open-faced sandwiches, smørrebrød are a true Danish institution, found ...

Fresh off a recent trip to Denmark, I came home infatuated with smørrebrød, the open-faced sand- wiches found in just about every deli, pub, and snack bar north of Hamburg. Because they're often such ...

My professional duties sometimes clash with personal preferences. On those occasions, I make a sacrifice to benefit the reader. So, as I stared at a thin slice of pumpernickel loaded with raw ground ...

In a 1987 piece in the “Home & Garden” section of the New York Times, Florence Fabricant warned that smørrebrød — a “decorative, infinitely varied Danish open-faced sandwich” — was “easier to make ...

Denmark in late spring is a land of light and sun and people celebrating the end of the long, dark days of winter. At 9:30 at night, the streets of Copenhagen are crowded with Danes and tourists out ...

From designer-style open-faced sandwiches at Selma to Aamanns 1921's elegant take on the classics, these eight restaurants showcase the city’s most exciting smørrebrød offerings. The open-faced ...

In Copenhagen, Scandinavia's culinary capital, local foodies think of chef Erwin Lauterbach as a pioneer. Over the past three decades, the Jutland native, now 62 years old, has used Saison, his ...

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