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Swedish food


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haddonsman 1234:56 		spacer
’ve a selection of Nils beers to try so I was thinking of putting on a spread of Swedish dishes to go with them. What can I cook, apart from meatballs? 		Private message Send the author a private message


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wunderbier 1267:16 		Noms. 8/14/2008 3:12:25 AM

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Fin 3411:95
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Hey that looks bloody marvellous, is there a Danish variation on that that I can have with one of my remaining Mikkeller beers? thumbs up 		8/14/2008 3:24:18 AM

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gnoff 3568:127 		Some dishes that are traditionally made in Sweden:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuisine_of_Sweden

8/14/2008 4:10:40 AM

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rickgordon 3296:33
Gotta agree with Janssons Temptation thumbs up 		8/14/2008 4:11:53 AM

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ekstedt 2419:46
Originally posted by gnoff
Some dishes that are traditionally made in Sweden:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuisine_of_Sweden




Many good courses in there, but I miss fried Baltic herring with mashed potatoes and lingonberry jam. 		8/14/2008 4:24:57 AM

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ChristianScheffel 4481:62
Originally posted by Fin
Originally posted by wunderbier
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Hey that looks bloody marvellous, is there a Danish variation on that that I can have with one of my remaining Mikkeller beers? thumbs up


No, but this look alright for a Jackie Brown or a Draft Bear, doesn’t it? 		8/14/2008 7:45:03 AM

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sunevdj 1771:35 		Smörgåstårta? 8/14/2008 10:02:51 AM

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Beer2000 1789:14 		Surstromningthumbs up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcnfEVqNdoA&feature=related 		8/14/2008 11:51:06 AM

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undsioux7 555:9 		Is lutefisk still eaten in Sweden and Norway? From what I have read, it has become more of an American tradition for Thanksgiving and Christmas. We had it every Thanksgiving at my Grandparents house and it was nasty, but of course, I had to try some every year! We also always had Lefse and that is one of my favorite foods. 8/14/2008 11:55:50 AM

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Beer2000 1789:14
Originally posted by undsioux7
Is lutefisk still eaten in Sweden and Norway? From what I have read, it has become more of an American tradition for Thanksgiving and Christmas. We had it every Thanksgiving at my Grandparents house and it was nasty, but of course, I had to try some every year! We also always had Lefse and that is one of my favorite foods.
We still eat lutefisk, not everyone but there are some dedicated followers. Christmas is the main season. 		8/14/2008 11:58:56 AM

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