Gravlax is a Scandinavian fish dish which is popular in Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Iceland in particular. The recipe has greatly evolved over the centuries, from a pungent fermented fish to a more mildly flavored cured version.
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Gravlax - Raw, thinly-sliced salmon cured in sugar, salt and dill
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gravlax, gravlax - Scandinavian cured salmon in a sugar, salt, and dill mixture. It is then sliced paper thin and served on dark bread with a dill and mustard sauce. The word literally means 'buried'.
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Gravlax - Whole salmon fillets that have been cured with salt, sugar, and pepper, then flavored with dill. The salmon is then sliced paper thin and served with pumpernickel bread, sour cream, capers, onion, and lemon.
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Marinating to preserve an ingredient with salt and/or sugar and spices. Preparing gravlax, marinated salmon, is an example of curing.
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fillets that have been cured with salt, sugar, and pepper, then flavored with dill. The salmon is then sliced paper thin and served with pumpernickel bread, sour cream, capers, onion, and lemon. Other spellings for this are gravadlax and gravlax.
The dough can be flavored with nuts or candied fruit, as well as herbs and spices. It may also be used to wrap foods like coulibiac. Slices of toasted brioche are the perfect companion to foie gras and gravlax.
Gravlax Raw salmon cured with salt and fresh dill, usually served with a sweet mustard sauce. Also known in Sweden as 'gravad lax' and in Norway as 'gravlaks'.
Slices of toasted brioche are the perfect companion to foie gras and gravlax.
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Gravlax: raw salmon cured with salt, sugar, and fresh dill. A dish of Scandinavian origin.
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gravlaks, gravlax (Scand.) Raw salmon fillets cured for a day or so in sugar and salt and seasoned with dill.
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 See also: Sugar, Slice, Salt, Bread, Cooking
  
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