Swedish food traditional

Focusing on traditional Swedish food, this is my round-up of some of the top dishes to try in Sweden - including snacks, main dishes, and desserts!

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Are you thinking of trying North European cuisine? This list of traditional Swedish food is an excellent place for you to start. These easy, delicious, everyday Swedish dishes will make you experience the real deal without traveling up north.

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Have a Swedish holiday with these traditional Swedish Christmas foods. From ham to meatballs to caramels and cookies, these dishes are worth celebrating!

A potato side dish with velvety dill cream sauce --- Swedish Dill Potatoes will surely become one of your favorites. Perfect with fish or grilled meat; make sure you prepare extra!

A simple and traditional Swedish shrimp salad flavored with fresh dill.

Rømmegrøt is a warmed Norwegian porridge, like a rich pudding, eaten with a drizzle of melted butter and a good sprinkling of cinnamon!

This dish was taught to me by a good friend and Swedish chef. Ever since then, around Christmas time, when attending quite a number of pre-Christmas parties that are “potluck”, meaning they require all participants to bring a dish along, I make this Swedish lax pudding. It is so simple, needs little to none care except reheating and is always well liked. As often the case with traditional recipes there are no strict rules and therefore instead of salted salmon one could easily use cold…

Raggmunk is a Swedish dish made from grated potatoes and onions, mixed with flour, baking powder, salt, pepper, eggs, and milk to form a pancake batter. The batter is then fried in butter until golden brown and crispy. Raggmunk is typically served hot with lingonberry jam or applesauce.