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Thin rye bread beautifully topped with toppings — Denmark's classic open sandwich for lunch.
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Smørrebrød means 'buttered bread': Danish open sandwiches of rye bread (rugbrød) topped with pickled herring, boiled egg and shrimp, roast beef, liver pâté, and more. They're eaten with a knife and fork, and the traditional etiquette is to work through them in order from fish to meat to cheese. Copenhagen even has specialty shops displaying dozens of kinds.
Slice the rye bread fairly thin and butter it right to the edges.
Slice 1: Arrange sliced boiled egg, top with mayonnaise and shrimp, and garnish with dill and lemon.
Slice 2: Pile on roast beef loosely and top with sliced red onion.
Slice 3: Top with salted herring and garnish with red onion rings and dill.
Slice 4: Finish colorfully with sliced cucumber, boiled egg, and mayonnaise.
Eat with a knife and fork, from fish to meat.