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So what has taken this city from its humdrum pork-and-potatoes tradition to culinary dynamo, and what exactly does "new Nordic cuisine" mean? Chief responsibility for the spotlight now shining Copenhagen's way lies with the city's young chefs, many of who have apprenticed with some of the most influential chefs in the world.

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