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"Sil" is the word in Swedish for herring.  It is traditionally served in the manner depicted in this photo, either smoked or pickled.  I was unable to find herring, so I substituted smoked salmon (another Swedish favorite, as well as mine).  I used boiled potatoes, smoked Alaskan salmon, and whole-grain flatbread.  The yellowish sauce is a dijon mustard sauce with dill, and the white sauce is a creamy horseradish sauce.
"Sil" is the word in Swedish for herring. It is traditionally served in the manner depicted in this photo, either smoked or pickled. I was unable to find herring, so I substituted smoked salmon (another Swedish favorite, as well as mine). I used boiled potatoes, smoked Alaskan salmon, and whole-grain flatbread. The yellowish sauce is a dijon mustard sauce with dill, and the white sauce is a creamy horseradish sauce.
     
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    Nicko 11/21/11 at 6:37pm
    Nice really like the presentation.
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