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- Meatballs (köttbullar) No surprise here! They’re often served with sour cream, red onion, and chives.
- Christmas Ham (julskinka) The most popular food around the holidays. The Christmas ham is typically made with a breadcrumb and mustard crust or glaze and usually served cold with various mustards.
- Smoked Salmon (rökt lax) or Marinated Salmon (gravad lax) One of our favorites served with ‘hovmästarsås’, a delicious mustard and dill sauce.
- Spare Ribs (revbensspjäll) Spare ribs are usually cut of pork. The ribcage of a pig, both meat and bones, is cut in pieces. Then it’s prepared in the oven or grilled, often with a marinade.
- Pickled Herring (sill) Herring is found at all Swedish Christmas buffets but is usually a hit or miss with most people. There are a lot of different flavors, including vegetarian herring, and one of our favorites is a herb and garlic flavored sill.
- Jansson’s Temptation (Janssons frestelse) A popular potato casserole baked with anchovies, onions and cream.
- Prince Sausage (prinskorv) These mini sausages are another julbord essential and all-around favorite amongst the Swedes.
- Red Cabbage (rödkål) A braised cabbage salad often flavored with vinegar, apples, and syrup.
- Red Beet Salad (rödbetssallad) Typically a bright purple shade, red beets are combined with apples and mayonnaise to make this creamy salad.
- Rice Pudding (risgrynsgröt) This Swedish traditional Christmas food, made of rice, is also called Christmas Porridge or Santa’s Porridge. This delicious dish has a clumpy consistency and is typically served with milk and cinnamon.
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- Pickled herring (sill) It wouldn’t be a Swedish smorgasbord without picked herring. Herring is a common food among all Swedish buffets, but it’s particularly popular around Christmas.
- Christmas ham (Julskinka) Just as some parts of the world of the Christmas turkey, the Swedish Christmas tradition is to bake a Christmas ham. This huge chunk of meat takes pride of place on any Julbord.
- Sausages (prinskorv) Herring isn’t the only popular food in Sweden — the Swedes are also huge fans of sausages. If you’re looking for traditional Swedish Christmas food, it doesn’t get much better than Prinskorv — small fried sausages drowning in butter and served with spicy mustard.
- Meatballs (kottbullar) Yes, the Swedes still eat meatballs during the holiday seasons. Swedish meatballs are some of the best in the world, and they commonly make an appearance during the holidays.
- Pork ribs (revbensspjäll) Another popular meat dish on the Swedish Julbord, pork ribs, or Revbensspjäll will usually be boiled for a long time before serving, with several herbs and spices.
- Salmon (gravadlax) Salmon is another top choice among Swedish Christmas foods. The Swedes cure their salmon with a mixture of sugar, salt, and dill, then serve slices of the fish cold.
- Potatoes (Janssons frestelse) Most families have a potato dish as part of the Christmas spread, but few do it quite like the Swedes. When it comes to Swedish Christmas food recipes, the Janssons frestelse is a controversial choice.
- Cabbage (rödkål) While there aren’t many vegetables awaiting Christmas visitors in Sweden, one of the few options you will find is cabbage. This recipe features red cabbage, chopped up and mixed with a sauce of vinegar, salt, and sugar.
- Cod (lutefisk) There’s a surprising number of fish-themed items on the Swedish Christmas menu. Aside from herring and salmon, some families also serve Lutefisk, which is a kind of preserved cod.
- Christmas buns (lussekatter) Sales of saffron often skyrocket in Sweden during the Christmas season, thanks to the nationwide love of Lussekatter. These delicious buns are traditionally served on St Lucia Day, which falls on the 13 of December.
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- Swedish Meatballs. The most beloved Swedish delicacy, eaten as an everyday treat with gravy and potatoes. Eaten throughout the year, they are also a must during the Swedish holiday season, when these bite-size balls are specially flavored with allspice and nutmeg.
- Janssons Frestelse. Janssons frestelse is a relatively new dish created by the Swedish opera singer Per Janzon at the end of the 1800s or by the Swedish home cock Elvira Stigmark after seeing a movie of same name in the year 1928.
- Christmas Ham. The classic Swedish Christmas ham is a joint of salted pork cooked in brine, dried and cooled, the fat then topped with mustard and breadcrumbs, and finally decorated with cloves, and baked in the oven until golden.
- Lussekatter. Lussekatter are sweet wheat S-shaped pretzel buns flavored with saffron (which gives them their distinct yellow color), and topped with a couple of raisins.
- Game. Hunting and game is a big thing in Sweden due to our huge number of forests. Game is served in various ways with favorites including elk or wild boar steaks, venison saddle, and wild boar ribs.
- Sillbord. Pickled herring, or sill as Swedes call it, is for many the most important part on the Christmas table, and the word sillbord means “herring table” – a smorgasbord of different types of mostly cold starters.
- Salmon. Sweden is full of beautiful lakes, and is surrounded by three seas: the Atlantic, the Baltic, and Kattegat. With all this water, comes great fishing possibilities.
- Glögg and Julmust. Glögg and julmust are the wonderful Christmas drinks loved by young and old alike. Glögg is a spiced warm wine that is perfect for the cold Swedish winter climate.
- Prinskorv. Sausages of all kinds are a big part of the Swedish celebrations, the most popular being Prinskorv, “Prince sausage”. They are smoked sausages 5-7 centimeters long, and are very popular all year round.
- Cabbage, Brussels Sprouts and Kale. The cold Swedish autumn is perfect for the growing of crops like kale, cabbage and Brussel sprouts, which have become a big part of our autumn and winter diet.
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