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Toast Skagen

Name: Toast Skagen
Total time: 25 min
Yield: 4
Cuisine: Swedish
Ingredients: 400 g Cooked cold-water prawns, peeled; 100 g Mayonnaise; 100 g Crème fraîche; 30 g Fresh dill, finely chopped; 1/2 Red onion, very finely chopped; 1 Lemon, juice and zest; 4 slices White bread, crusts off; 60 g Butter for frying; 80 g Bleak roe or lumpfish roe; 1/2 tsp Salt; 1/4 tsp White pepper

Cold prawns folded through mayonnaise, crème fraîche and a great deal of dill, piled on butter-fried bread with a spoon of roe on top — invented on a boat in 1956.

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食谱提供 The Swedish smörgåsbord · 🏺 传统 · The cold table — herring first and in silence, then the salmon, then the eggs, then everything else, with a clean plate for each round.

Swedish · 1956 starter — The dish has a named originator, Tore Wretman, but no published recipe of his is used here and it has been a standard Swedish menu item for seventy years, so `source.cook` is left unset. The cited article confirms the toasted bread, the prawn-and-mayonnaise mixture, the dill, the roe and the 1956 origin. Quantities and method are this book's own.

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步骤

Drain the prawns thoroughly and pat them dry on kitchen paper.
💡 Wet prawns thin the dressing within minutes and the whole thing slides off the toast. Dry them properly.
Mix the mayonnaise, crème fraîche, dill, onion, lemon zest, half the juice, salt and pepper.
Fold in the prawns gently. Taste and add the rest of the lemon juice if it needs lifting.
Fry the bread in the butter over medium heat, 2 minutes a side, until gold and crisp at the edges.
Pile the prawn mix high on each slice — generously, it should look almost unstable.
Spoon the roe on top, add a sprig of dill and a lemon wedge, and serve straight away.

💡 小贴士

Tore Wretman put it on a menu in 1956, named after a boat race to Skagen. It is one of the very few modern dishes Sweden treats as traditional.
Assemble at the last second. Made in advance, the bread goes soggy and the dressing weeps.
More dill than you think is right. It should be visibly green through the mixture, not a hint.