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Thin slices of gravadlax (cured salmon) Thin slices of gravadlax (cured salmon).
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Gravadlax (also known as gravlax) is a tranditional Scandinavian method for curing salmon n which the freshest raw salmon is rubbed with a mixture of sugar, salt, pepper and fresh dill and left to cure until it has turned opaque.

True gravadlax should be left to cure at a temperature of between 3°C and 4°C for three to four days. It's often served with a dill and mustard dressing or mustard mayonnaise.




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