For those not familiar, Gravlax is the Scandinavian version of Lox (from the Yiddish "Laks" for Salmon). It is a salt cured Salmon, but not smoked or cooked. My recipe is a cure of salt, brown sugar, pepper, and lots of dill, wrapped tightly and weighed down, and then left to cure for three days in the refrigerator, turning it once every day.
It is not a main course, but an appetizer or snack. I like mine sliced thin with a bit of cream cheese, and either a bit of pickled onion or small frond of fresh dill; unfortunately I can't have this on a cracker or toast anymore (Mmmm... a slim slice of toasted rye bread please and thank you!).
Well, do any of you also Gravlax?
Here is a pic of some I cured this week:
It is not a main course, but an appetizer or snack. I like mine sliced thin with a bit of cream cheese, and either a bit of pickled onion or small frond of fresh dill; unfortunately I can't have this on a cracker or toast anymore (Mmmm... a slim slice of toasted rye bread please and thank you!).
Well, do any of you also Gravlax?
Here is a pic of some I cured this week:
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