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DISH RESEARCH · Snack

Swedish Shrimp Sandwich

Also known as: Räksmörgås

Ströberg’s shrimp sandwich makes its own milk-and-oil lemon mayonnaise, spreads it on prepared tekakor and tops the breads with salad, sliced vegetables, peeled shrimp and dill, with optional lemon wedges.

About Swedish Shrimp Sandwich

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Ströberg’s shrimp sandwich for Arla combines shell-on shrimp, cucumber, radishes, red onion and dill with a lemon mayonnaise made from milk and oil. Visit Sweden identifies räksmörgås as a Swedish shrimp-sandwich classic.

Milk, oil and a teaspoon of lemon juice are put in a mixer bowl. An immersion blender turns them into a thick cream; finely grated lemon zest and salt are then stirred in.

The shrimp are peeled, and four eggs are hard-boiled and peeled. Cucumber, red onion and radishes are sliced.

The lemon mayonnaise is spread over four prepared tekakor breads. Salad mix, cucumber, red onion, radishes, shrimp and dill are placed on top.

Lemon wedges are an optional accompaniment. The crisp vegetable slices and fresh lemon mayonnaise give the sandwich the character described in Arla’s introduction.

Ingredients in Swedish Shrimp Sandwich

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Origins & food traditions

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Sweden
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Swedish
Sources & references
  1. Räkmacka
  2. Neuer Tageszug fährt direkt von Hamburg nach Stockholm