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For Cytherea: Jansson's Temptation - Janssons Frestelse  

SverigesAngel 60F
11344 posts
7/31/2007 4:04 pm

Last Read:
11/30/2010 10:45 am

For Cytherea: Jansson's Temptation - Janssons Frestelse


This one is for the beautiful Cytherea, aka Lips, who loves a Swedish dish that goes by the name of, Janssons Frestelse (Jansson's Temptation), and wanted the recipe.

It took me a while, since I had to dig out my Swedish cook book (I have long ago stopped cooking by recipes). Even though taking help with measurements from a book, I add my own knowledge to it.

It also gave me the idea to now and then post some Genuine Swedish recipes, for anyone who wants to try Real Swedish cooking, not the Fake stuff!

Yes, Meatballs will be posted, and I will even divulge my "secret" ingredients.


DISCLAIMER: If exercise is not taken in addition to digesting my recipes, weight gain will result. The author will in no way be held accountable for said weight increase, nor ANY other unpleasant surprises, accidents, or complete failure, due to your own incompetence in the kitchen!



JANSSONS FRESTELSE


This is an excellent dish for any of you that don't think that anchovies have any place in food. The filee's purpose is as a spice, they will dissolve, and none will be able to tell that it's anchovies.


BE BRAVE... TRY IT...YOU'LL LIKE IT...!




Ingredients for 4:

1 medium sized oven proof casserole dish
5 - 6 medium sized white potatoes
2 medium sized yellow onions
15-20 anchovies filees. If you only have whole anchovies, 7 - 10.
4 tablespoons of margarine or butter (if using margarine, canola gives the best flavor)
1,5 - 2 dl heavy cream (2,4 deci liter or 240 milli liter, equals a Cup)
Plain bread crumbs, as toppings for the dish
Black crushed pepper to taste (*and Dry Parmesan)
Salt is NOT needed the anchovies provides this, but if one wants additional saltiness, use some of the liquid from the anchovies


PREPARATION


  • Heat the oven to 200 degrees Celsius (approx 400 degrees Fahrenheit).

  • Peel the potatoes, and Julienne them (this is the traditional way, but I prefer to slice them into medium thickness), and soak them in liberal amount of cold water. This removes some of the starch so that the potatoes does not get "gluey" when cooked.

  • Peel the onion and slice it fairly thin

  • If using whole anchovies, clean, de bone and filee

  • Smear and cover the oven proof dish with butter or margarine (don't be afraid to use to much, it can't be done)


    PUT IT TOGETHER


    1.
    Lay potatoes, onion, anchovies and crushed black pepper in as many layers as will fit in your dish, but the top layer has to be potatoes
    Shake enough bread crumbs onto the dish to cover the top layer. (*This is not strictly Swedish, but I like to mix some Dry Parmesan in with the bread crumbs, but it's up to you)
    Click butter or margarine evenly on top of the bread crumbs (if you need more then 4 tablespoons, well.... that's ok)

    2.
    Bake in the oven on the middle rack for approx 30 min. Remove from heat and poor the heavy cream over it. Bake for another 20 - 25 min.
    It's finished when the cream is absorbed, the top is nicely brown, the anchovies has dissolved, and the potatoes are soft. Check for softness with a tooth pick. If the top starts to burn, but potatoes are not soft, cover with aluminum foil and bake some additional time.


    SERVE WITH


    Buttered Swedish Crisp Bread (Wasa and Siljans can be found in regular stores in the US, but if having problems finding these, IKEA is your salvation)
    A fresh salad of your choice
    If really hungry, a thick slice of any type of ham that's not sweet, is an excellent compliment


    TO DRINK WITH IT


    A nice cold Pilsner


    ENJOY!





  • SverigesAngel 60F
    17328 posts
    11/30/2010 10:45 am

      Quoting A55mobile:
      cut the ooooopsies out and come join Lips, Mobile the Liplings and the Mobilakia for some swedish cooking over Christmas
      I can finally drop the greek Christmas turkey and feel my swedish blood boil
    OR... You can come here... It's Swedish all the way!


    A55mobile 96F

    11/29/2010 1:57 pm

      Quoting SverigesAngel:
      Oooopsies, I missed your comment..... So very, very sorry!
    cut the ooooopsies out and come join Lips, Mobile the Liplings and the Mobilakia for some swedish cooking over Christmas
    I can finally drop the greek Christmas turkey and feel my swedish blood boil


    SverigesAngel 60F
    17328 posts
    8/14/2007 8:56 pm

      Quoting A55mobile:
      Lips has been waiting for the day I ll make it for her since no one else in my family eats it (the Greek side that is)so I told her it will be on the Christmas buffet this coming Christmas along with the ham the potatoes and the sill and ...and... yes its a swedish buffet all the way

      Lovely lovely!

      now maybe the 3 of us can get that buffet on the go
    Oooopsies, I missed your comment..... So very, very sorry!


    SverigesAngel 60F
    17328 posts
    8/14/2007 8:53 pm

      Quoting  :



    bad_assed_witch 109F
    33758 posts
    8/4/2007 6:13 pm

      Quoting Looove70:
      gillade dem den ?? its a funny name on tha dish dont you think?

      du måste lära dem alla roliga saker vi har här i Sverige
      prova surströming det har aldrig jag provat och kommer intye att göra det heller.

      ha de bra

      puss o kram
    Hi baby ! But then you always buy take-out food ! *kisses

    ~ The New & Improved Cocksucker ~


    SverigesAngel 60F
    17328 posts
    8/3/2007 4:36 pm

    It is and I'm making it tonight, wanna come over for dinner?


    A55mobile 96F

    8/3/2007 4:00 pm

    Lips has been waiting for the day I ll make it for her since no one else in my family eats it (the Greek side that is)so I told her it will be on the Christmas buffet this coming Christmas along with the ham the potatoes and the sill and ...and... yes its a swedish buffet all the way

    Lovely lovely!

    now maybe the 3 of us can get that buffet on the go


    bustybettyboop 57F
    59311 posts
    8/3/2007 1:40 pm

    mmmmmmm........sounds yummy! {=}

    ..just join me on my blog bustybettyboop and still looking for some hot,sexy,creative contestants for my next contest...come join us! need a blog mentor or want to be one?


    SverigesAngel 60F
    17328 posts
    8/3/2007 12:01 pm

      Quoting LadyGrayLeopard:
      I smell and taste fish no matter how it's done... even in frestelse...
    Sigh, that's how my ex was, so I belive you! My ex was a good guy (we just drifted apart), so don't think I'm being a bitch when I compare the two of you. Besides it's only in the matter of food!


    SverigesAngel 60F
    17328 posts
    8/3/2007 11:59 am

      Quoting Looove70:
      gillade dem den ?? its a funny name on tha dish dont you think?

      du måste lära dem alla roliga saker vi har här i Sverige
      prova surströming det har aldrig jag provat och kommer intye att göra det heller.

      ha de bra

      puss o kram
    Jag har provat surströmming en gång, pappa var ifrån Sollefteå, urgh!!!!!!!!! Nä tack, det finns det jag can vara utan, men jag saknar Matjesill med gräddfil och gräslök och svensk nypotatis, mmmmmmmm! Oops, I'll continue in English....... I can buy Matjesill here, but not Swedish potatoes... The environment is lacking too, so next time I get home.......! Meanwhile have some for me, with a good snaps!


    LadyGrayLeopard 63F
    26369 posts
    8/3/2007 2:57 am

      Quoting SverigesAngel:
      Yup, used to have to make it with ham for my ex! However this dish does NOT taste like fish, believe it or not, if made right!

      I like pickled red beets with my Pytt-i-panna! Maybe a new recipe post?

    I smell and taste fish no matter how it's done... even in frestelse...


    Looove70 54M
    2042 posts
    8/2/2007 10:10 pm

    gillade dem den ?? its a funny name on tha dish dont you think?

    du måste lära dem alla roliga saker vi har här i Sverige
    prova surströming det har aldrig jag provat och kommer intye att göra det heller.

    ha de bra

    puss o kram


    SverigesAngel 60F
    17328 posts
    8/2/2007 7:47 pm

      Quoting rm_nonkatt:
      Now that would be more of a punishment for you now, wouldn't it!?!! (would prolly kill me too come to think of it! lol)
    How true, not into punishing myself, I'll think of something else.... beware!

    BTW I KNOW you don't want me to shut up, it would be to boring.....


    SverigesAngel 60F
    17328 posts
    8/2/2007 7:45 pm

      Quoting LadyGrayLeopard:
      I'm not a friend of fish but this is good when made of ham too!!!
      Then fine with beetroot, aaahh....


    Yup, used to have to make it with ham for my ex! However this dish does NOT taste like fish, believe it or not, if made right!

    I like pickled red beets with my Pytt-i-panna! Maybe a new recipe post?


    LadyGrayLeopard 63F
    26369 posts
    8/2/2007 5:06 pm

    I'm not a friend of fish but this is good when made of ham too!!!
    Then fine with beetroot, aaahh....



    rm_nonkatt 52M
    211 posts
    8/2/2007 1:19 pm

    Now that would be more of a punishment for you now, wouldn't it!?!! (would prolly kill me too come to think of it! lol)

    Never bow to the dead, my dear. Dance with them, and love them as we all fall together into the long downward spiral….


    rm_nonkatt 52M
    211 posts
    8/1/2007 9:28 pm

    Sounds great, now pass the "Outback", will ya! LOL (jk)

    Never bow to the dead, my dear. Dance with them, and love them as we all fall together into the long downward spiral….


    SverigesAngel replies on 8/1/2007 10:09 pm:
    Watch it, or it's what you'll "eat" this weekend!

    bad_assed_witch 109F
    33758 posts
    8/1/2007 7:49 pm

    mmmm sounds tasty ! I love anchovies ....hope you will post lasange next time sweety !

    ~ The New & Improved Cocksucker ~


    SverigesAngel replies on 8/1/2007 7:53 pm:
    I DO make a killer Lasagna, but it's not very Swedish now, is it!

    toothysmile 57M
    16539 posts
    8/1/2007 12:35 am

    i can see my dear neighbor has been cooking again. i can almost smell it! lol... well... perhaps you'd like to try my recipes as well? so for starters:
    toothysmile's pita
    pesto pasta
    and since you like licking strawberries...
    happy stawberries
    enjoy. hungry kisses.


    SverigesAngel replies on 8/1/2007 2:16 pm:
    I shall most defenitely try yours..... I Loooooove good greek eating!

    salamander768 48M

    7/31/2007 11:58 pm

    NNNNNNNNNNNNN
    Yes..now if only you were here to tell me if i did it right


    D fiery SAL


    SverigesAngel replies on 8/1/2007 2:15 pm:
    You will know if it's right....

    rm_meanduis69 54F
    15528 posts
    7/31/2007 9:41 pm

    Mmmm, sounds good. If I make it, will you come by for dinner?


    SverigesAngel replies on 8/1/2007 2:14 pm:
    Absolutely!

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