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Salmon Dill Gravadlax

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Salmon Dill Gravadlax
£14.40
£13.68 with Membership

Join our membership for exclusive benefits

  • Up to 30% off selected products
  • Free pre-1pm weekday delivery
  • Exclusive offers
  • One pack contains 200g of dill cured salmon
  • Our style of gravad lax has a very light smoke (perhaps non traditional, but agreeable to our customer)
  • Can be served with a traditional mustard and dill sauce
  • Each pack will serve 3-4 people

Gravad as in grave, and lax as in 'what they call salmon in Scandinavia'. So gravad lax means ’salmon from the grave’ - or salmon buried in the ground, for that’s how this technique was first implemented oooh about 5,000 years ago, with the special ingredient of huge quantities of dill to act as a sort of coffin around the salmon. The dill ’cured’ the salmon and thus preserved it. Making gravad lax these days no longer requires a spade, but it still tastes delicious. Mustard & dill sauce is a favourite dressing for this fish, available in most good supermarkets.

Gravadlax, gravlax, gravad lax — spell it as you like, it's the Scandinavian way with cured salmon.

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  • One pack contains 200g of dill cured salmon
  • Our style of gravad lax has a very light smoke (perhaps non traditional, but agreeable to our customer)
  • Can be served with a traditional mustard and dill sauce
  • Each pack will serve 3-4 people

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  • One pack contains 200g of dill cured salmon
  • Our style of gravad lax has a very light smoke (perhaps non traditional, but agreeable to our customer)
  • Can be served with a traditional mustard and dill sauce
  • Each pack will serve 3-4 people

Gravad as in grave, and lax as in 'what they call salmon in Scandinavia'. So gravad lax means ’salmon from the grave’ - or salmon buried in the ground, for that’s how this technique was first implemented oooh about 5,000 years ago, with the special ingredient of huge quantities of dill to act as a sort of coffin around the salmon. The dill ’cured’ the salmon and thus preserved it. Making gravad lax these days no longer requires a spade, but it still tastes delicious. Mustard & dill sauce is a favourite dressing for this fish, available in most good supermarkets.

Gravadlax, gravlax, gravad lax — spell it as you like, it's the Scandinavian way with cured salmon.

    • Farmed
    • Cured
    • Norway