Swedish Gravlax – Raw marinade Salmon


Gravlax
Gravlax

Gravlaxis a must on a real Smorgasbord and is probably one of the most famous Swedish dishes available. For a very long time ago so it was a way to take advantage of the fish without it getting rutten.

This is something I do very often, and will publish several different recipes for this wonderful fish dish here on my blog.
1 kg salmon fillet
100 ml salt
50 ml sugar
1 tsp pepper
fresh cut dill
Important to Salmon been frozen for 48 hours and then thawed. Remove all bones and even the skin of the fish. Mix salt, sugar, pepper and dill. Sprinkle salmon on both sides and put in a bag. Place in the refrigerator and turn it about every six hours for two days. Slice it then into thin slanting slices. Served with boiled potatoes and mustard sauce, bread or with a salad.

Gravlax
Gravlax
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8 Comments Add yours

  1. ChgoJohn says:

    This sounds so easy to prepare but it sure does look delicious! Thank you for showing us how to make your gravlax.

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    1. Dinner Bank says:

      Yes its the best fish dish ever 🙂 There is a lots of ways to make it, and this is the basic and from there you can try out new flavours to try. I love limes 😉

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  2. superslaviswife says:

    Gosh, that sounds amazing! 😀

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    1. Dinner Bank says:

      For sure it is! 🙂 Try it 🙂

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      1. superslaviswife says:

        It is on my recipe list. 🙂

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      2. Dinner Bank says:

        Great! 🙂 Let me know when you made it. 🙂

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  3. bitsofnice says:

    I adore gravlax, will definitely try this!

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    1. Dinner Bank says:

      Great! Let me know how it went. 🙂 Im also a hugh fan of Gravlax. 🙂 Will soon put up more, with different flavours. 🙂

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