. >> alessandro: a danish coconut.: and so the question, how does this nice, down to earth guy rise to the top of the food world, all while presenting things that no one could possibly think would taste that good? >> alessandro: let's have a bite of flowers. >> anthony: oh, man. >> alessandro: they're delicious. >> anthony: i'm not sure, but that's what i'm here to find out. >> rene: did you add the moss? >> anthony: we know that noma has been said to be the world's best. >> noma cook: this is a dish that takes twenty man-hours of work a day. >> anthony: and what we've heard outside of denmark is that rene sources his ingredients exclusively from the nordic region. mostly from within 60 miles of the restaurant. >> rene: get a better one than this. >> noma cook: we need a better vessel. quickly, come on. >> kitchen staff: yes chef! >> anthony: think about that. denmark is not exactly the mediterranean. summers are short. >> rene: service. >> anthony: what rene and crew started, what they're famous for, is foraging for i

more than a decade since the publication of the infamous drawings of the prophet mohammad the danish cartoons control visit continues to reverberate in debates over freedom of expression the right to offend and islamophobia does the publication of cartoons mocking a religion or prophet serve a much needed liberal and democratic purpose or is it an insensitive attack on a minority group and do muslim communities have a particular problem with the principle of free speech to discuss and debate these issues i'm joined by flemming rose the man who commissioned the cartoons as culture editor of danish newspaper poston and is now a senior fellow at the cato institute unnecessary malik a london based columnist thank you both for joining me up front flemming rose your two thousand and five decision to publish those notorious cartoons of the prophet of islam in a danish newspaper where you were culture editor at the time led to global controversy royer its loss of innocent lives or three months later we went later but but looked about threats to your own life i believe you now have to travel

so is brooke or danish mulled wine. particularly amusement park is decked out with a sea of lights mike the king says winter is the peak season for a good. while is practiced throughout the year i think for the winter period it becomes almost a survival strategy it's a way of getting the best out of a time of year which is doc and cold and wet and we're forced into forced. the best place to experience here is in danish homes the danes have more living space per person than any other european country and they make their surroundings as comfortable as possible. light is important too. there's a reason why we use twice as much candle wax as number two in europe which is australia because we enjoy lighting that is at the low end of the temperature scale so we enjoy warm mortify soft diffused lights to create a nice the atmosphere in a room. but danes also like to have nice things around the house northern europe is known for its design concepts like lamps by pulling an accent and chairs by on a yacob send and corpulent but

so it's a good look for danish mulled wine. particularly of use mint park is decked out with a sea of lights might be king says winter is the peak season for it. while it is practiced throughout the year i think for the winter period it becomes almost a survival strategy it's a way of getting the best out of it time of year which is doc and cold and wet and we're forced into forced. the best place to experience here is in danish homes the danes have more living space per person than any other european country and they make their surroundings as comfortable as possible. light is important too. there's a reason why we use twice as much candle wax as number two in europe which is australia because we enjoy lighting that is at the low end of the temperature scale so we enjoy warm mortify soft diffused lights to create a nice the atmosphere in a room. the danes also like to have nice things around the house northern europe is known for its design concepts like lamps by pulling an accent and chairs by cops and court or clint but do t

she's the face of a danish initiative trying to stop food waste.ina juul: you shouldn't eat russia. she says that when she came to denmark as a teenager, the affluent society she found here opened her eyes to wastage. selina juul: i got very upset. national media, and today we have become the biggest danish organization against food waste. where 63,000 people just on facebook. so it is huge. reporter: juul is clearly not the only one protesting against waste and overabundance. but supermarkets continue to throw away food that's no longer in its prime. at best, it sometimes gets used for other things. ditte poulsen: this is our bio-container. this is where we throw out food that we unfortunately don't get to sell in time, and all of it is going to be bio-gas. so it will be used as heating for households actually. it can't offer fresh fish or meat. instead, there are lots of frozen goods here but also vegetables. customers love the low prices. a second branch has already opened. and some wares are produced especially for the store. an organic baker n

a standing much isn't from denmark and she's making or more precisely baking something typically danish namely oatmeal cookies with licorice. being moved out of the normal frame gives you some creative that makes you think in new ways to do crazy things which is good which is a good reason to move is that it. shakes you up it. allows you to do other things you can redefine yourself when you're. that's exactly what scorning mattie's and did she's an architect interior designer and now a cafe owner in twenty twelve she and her family moved from the danish capital copenhagen to berlin a new city a new project a special cafe in her search for a suitable location she found a former antique shop she and her husband spent more than two months renovating it they designed and built the furnishings themselves as an interior designer screening matters and has already decorated many boutiques and cafes our own café east and eden is seventy square meters in size. the eastern name comes from the book by john steinbeck east of eden and we had a list of names and one of them that we really liked was th

small selection of food dishes that are easy and uncomplicated to prepare she says dance typically danishas a teenager she didn't in turn she have been a cake shop and developed a passion for the trait. she makes over sweet treats herself according to her own recipes. i'm lucky enough to have a dentist for a mother and growing up in the seventy's in denmark it meant that we were not allowed to eat candy sugar on weekdays we could have it on saturdays my mother really wanted to encourage us to to make food and there were so i i realized that it was ok for me to bake a cake and that was sugar so every day i would come home from school and i would bake something and so it's always been there a big hobby of mine and. death something i've always been doing. dangerous said to have a sweet tooth. out biscuits with licorice are both popular and simple to make. they take only about three quarters of an hour including the baking time. they can easily be combined with different ingredients. for example with cranberries. these give a biscuit so fruity taste. denmark is known for good licorice is not

an architect interior designer and now a cafe in twenty twelve she and her family moved from the danish capital copenhagen to berlin a new city a new project a special café in her search for a suitable location she found a former antique shop she and her husband spent more than two months renovating it they designed and built the furnishings themselves as an interior designer screening mattie's and is already decorated many boutiques and cafes around cafe east and eden seventy square meters in size. the name comes from the book by john steinbeck east of eden and we had a list of names and one of them that we really liked was this because it contained the word east berlin and as the nice place we won. the to me so we decided to twist it a little bit and call it east and eden. was born in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven in a small town near copenhagen she grew up with two siblings after leaving school she studied architecture and lived in italy in australia and new zealand. in the eastern eden café office a small selection of food dishes that are easy and uncomplicated to prepare sh

translation for what you want to say is some languages was just don't exist and one example is the danish word hugo you just come up counseling to but it basically means enjoying life simple pleasures be that spending time with friends and family going for a walk or simply looking at the wind blow of a candle they all signify hugo and since the day is a usually a ranked highly among the happiest people in the wells we thought we'd get a lesson in how to live a more good life. surveys indicate that danes are among the happiest people on earth in fact the un's world happiness report regularly puts denmark at the top of the list. what is it about the danes that makes them such happy people. mike beaking has written a book about all this and he believes he knows the answer. he has to do with togetherness it has to do with the art of creating a good atmosphere it's about equality it's about saving simple pleasures i think we also see something inherently danish i think we see it as part of our national identity the same way the american see freedom we think of who gets something as part of our

barely having enough to eat she was overwhelmed by the abundance of food available in the average danish supermarket but she was disheartened when she saw how much of it went to waste so she decided to do something about it. all. righty then. selena you goes to supermarkets to campaign not to shop and she's the face of a danish initiative trying to stop food west going to the uncertainty and you shouldn't eat food after they expire he of the use by date and now there's another status called best before a new you can actually eat the food at this past the best before date certain member of that best before does not mean toxic after. you grew up in russia she says that when she came to denmark as a teenager the affluent society she found here opened her eyes to wastage i got very upset. so eighty years ago i started out a facebook group was called stop wasting food and two weeks later were national media and today we have become the biggest danish organization against food waste where sixty three thousand people just on facebook so it's huge you is clearly not the only one protesting again

selina you goes to supermarkets to campaign not to shop she's the face of a danish initiative trying to stop food waste going to the uncertainty you shouldn't eat food after they expire he of the use by date and now there's another status called best before and you you can actually eat the food at this past the best before date certain member that best before does not mean toxic after you grew up in russia she says that when she came to denmark as a teenager the affluent society she found here opened her eyes to wastage i got very upset. so eight years ago i started out a facebook group was called stop wasting food and two weeks later were national media and today we have become the biggest danish organization against food waste where sixty three thousand people just on facebook so it's huge you is clearly not the only one protesting against waste and over abundance but supermarkets continue to throw away food that's no longer in its prime at best it sometimes gets used for other things. well this is all by i can say not and this is where we throw out food that we unfortunately don't

for the danish freediver it's all no problem. going to. many people think that free diving is all about being extreme or around an hour and a half north of the finish capital helsinki exhibit ensign is attending an international i study meat it's being held at like pine and. despite all the merriment they all know that diving in these conditions especially without an oxygen supply is a risky business. the most dangerous experience in freediving is what we call a blackout so it's loose of consciousness obviously anybody can understand when you're on the water and you blackout and you lose consciousness it's very dangerous because in a matter of a few seconds you will drown and you will sink to the bottom and then you die so that's why you should never freediver alone. is evidence and has been fascinated by water all his life as a teenager he was a keen swimmer and also played underwater rugby. then he started specializing in free diving a discipline in which he has sense won four world championship titles. my inspiration from sports always

. >> yes, cheese danish ring, strawberry cheese danish, walnut danish ring, pound cake roll. >> and whatis. >> 2-pound cookie tray. >> so this is great. look at the sign, i love the motto life is short, so eat cookies. so we will have some cookies, the warrington pastry shop rite up off here of 611 and bristol road. back to you guys. i'm bringing back butter cake, cinnamon rolls, pound cake, cookies, fruitcake. >> anyone of them. >> ginger bread house, you are the best ever. >> ginger bread house i need a ginger bread housey love cinnamon rolls rolls too. good god. >> with or without raisins. >> raisins, yes, no nuts. >> i like all of the goop. the best part. >> man, i love these guys from america's got talent that is where we first learned about them, the sons of serendipity, are you ready for that. >> i'm ready. ♪ this year, start a new holiday tradition... the holidays never tasted this good.! discover holiday recipes at nutella.com. >>> good morning, mountain people. hello sun. what does sue say, deceiving sunshine. >> she will explain tonight 15 seconds. >> all right. >>> deceiving

back in wealthy europe we've come to copenhagen to meet danish journalist mickey mr r.t. . he came across a direct link between slave work and a product on our daily shopping list chocolate. well actually it began in my local supermarket as a consumer i went down for buying a chocolate bar and at the supermarket. there were seven chocolate boss there were actually the same just. just with different flavor and one of their the chocolate bar had a fair trademark and i was just wondering ok you have seven chapters one is fair trade with about the six other chocolate by us are the on fair trade. in his search for the invisible hands that harvest the cocoa beans for our chocolate bars misrati traveled to west africa. ivory coast is one of the world's leading cocoa bean produces some eighty percent of the cocoa found in the chocolate sold in european supermarkets comes from here harvested by child slaves they comes from even more. poor countries their neighbor countries like mali been in brooklyn a fast so new jack and all the surrounding countries so it's the children comes from

at the school the teachers and students switch back and forth between danish and greenlandic the language with so many cues and the fifty words for snow. the teacher harold is from denmark he's teaching the first graders how to write their names greenland was a danish colony for a long time it's only had self rule since two thousand and nine since then they have been more greenlandic names again these two boys are called in on quack little person and. damaging or for a long time the indigenous language was frowned upon it wasn't even on the curriculum for some years during the one nine hundred seventy s. that's changing now what will become of damage in and little person one day we ask mary last fleisher on change here i see a great flood all of the adult inhabitants of rhoda bay. it's the eighth of april easter sunday only one person is outside ringing the east about for a full hour switching hands every five minutes nearly everyone else is hiding away indoors except the tireless newcomer. says the community is pasta he himself got married in this judge and he's witnessed forty five wedd

at the school the teachers and students switch back and forth between danish and greenlandic the language with so many cues and the fifty words for snow . the teacher harold is from denmark he's teaching the first graders how to write their names greenland was a danish colony for a long time it's only had self rule since two thousand and nine since then they have been more greenlandic names again these two boys are called in on quack little person and. damaging or for a long time the indigenous language was frowned upon it wasn't even on the curriculum for some years during the one nine hundred seventy s. that's changing now what will become of damage in and little person one day we ask mayor lars fleischer on change i see. see a great future but yes there are few of us. and it's such a big country with so many opportunities since you know what. sort of stuff you know it's in business can the children stay here or do they have to leave for a bigger town and then either way they'll have a great future. and. even if they want to become a pilot or a doctor they can be anything they like a. n

a danish cheese bread, actually, the cheese was done in a swirl like in a danish.pe from virginia -- ukrop's super market. they had cheese in cubes, and they also mixed that with the dough in cubes. it was finally mixed together. now, the authentic spicy cheese bread recipe we're going to make today comes from a place called stella's in madison. they invented it in 1988. there were two theories. [ chuckles ] it was an empanada recipe gone wild -- which doesn't make too much sense. or they were baking a white vienna bread, a very soft bread. they had some leftover cheese, put them together, and voilà. now, what is spicy cheese bread? well, it has sort of a spicy crust, and then the cheese is in the lower half of the loaf. now, we went to dane county farmers' market, where stella's sells that bread. we got some. we loved it, but we didn't like the cheese all at the bottom. we wanted to figure out how to get it throughout the bread. so, let's go into the test kitchen with julia to figure out how to make a spicy cheese bread that is light, not heavy, and cheesy, but no

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that tax havens start sharing information automatically with other countries, meaning that if i am a danishesident and own an account in switzerland, switzerland needs need to make —— needs to tell my country about my income. there are two other elements that are all targeted at big corporations are using tax havens for profit shifting and so will one is known is fair tax, that offshore jurisdictions are not supposed to offer any tax loopholes to foreign corporations, giving them an artificial tax rate and the other is that the eu wants these jurisdictions to comply with what is known as ppp as, where they would have two close a specific set of tax loopholes of. as you have pointed out it is collocated and agreeing to the sanctions imposed, thatis agreeing to the sanctions imposed, that is under discussion. we also understand that they will adopt a common position of tech corporations like amazon and facebook. that is right. that is of course, very important, given that this type of digital economy is growing very quickly and our current way of taxing corporations is not really well—suited.

because i want it came out in one basically everything best director best actor for clay spawning the danish star of the film best screenplay it's a satire set in the the fine art world in in sweden and the lead character. he is the curator of the museum and the film also has some some bigger names dominic west who people know from the wire the british actor and lisbeth moss american actress have small roles in the film it is a satire about the art world but it really is also got some very serious subjects it talks about it's basically about how to live an ethical life in a rich well to do country in which most countries in europe are so it's very serious but it's also very very funny i mean i was surprised a bit that one really swept the awards this year because often the european film awards like to give prizes to more serious movies this is really laugh out loud funny and i really think it'll scott now pretty good chance to maybe go on and maybe go to l.a. maybe maybe do some do some work at the oscars in a couple of months excellent square but what about some of the other highlights yeah

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