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I could do that jobMy father would go to one of the few pubs open that day while my mother made Christmas dinner
I could do that jobMy father would go to one of the few pubs open that day while my mother made Christmas dinner
Glad to hear you can make Christmas dinner.I could do that job
What time are you serving? I need at least twenty minutes to walk from the pub to your place.I could do that job
You better hurry up .... I'm going to make "Janssons Frestelse" today and I would like to know how to do it ......In my next installment I'll explore the dark secrets of Swedish traditional Janssons Frestelse
Exploring the secrets is not the same as divalging the recipe...You better hurry up .... I'm going to make "Janssons Frestelse" today and I would like to know how to do it ......
or if I shall cook something else ..... .
Yes. sticks of potatoes (c 0,5 X 0,5 X 5 cm). Down with the sticks in a mix (50/50) of cream and milk so the potatos stick don't get "grey/browish". The onion is chopped in fine dices. Sauté to get a better taste.Exploring the secrets is not the same as divalging the recipe...
(For the interested reader; it's potato gratin, but with thin sticks of potato, rather than slices; and anchovies (required to tempt - fresta - Jansson). Also, the secret to eating so much salty, fatty food is large helpings of red cabbage, beer and schnapps)
I think we do lax and herring. Then Janssons with meatballs & vegetables+ beer and snaps.I used serv my american friends herring, Janssons, lax (salomon) ... with beer and snaps
kålrot - but they use "neep" as well.Do Swedes eat swedes or do they call them something else?
Vegetables that is.
Do they have tatties with their neeps?kålrot - but they use "neep" as well.
Boiled and mashed-up --> kålrotstappe
I refer the honourable gentleman to the discussion on Janssons above.Do they have tatties with their neeps?
