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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Ny_nordisk_mat_(12).jpg|thumb|Ny_nordisk_mat_(12)]] [[file:Smörgåsbord_foods.jpg|right|thumb|Smörgåsbord_foods]] [[file:Julbord_1990b.jpg|right|thumb|Julbord_1990b]] '''Smorgasbord''' is a type of [[Scandinavia]]n meal, originating in [[Sweden]], which is served buffet-style with multiple hot and cold dishes of various foods on a table. The word "smorgasbord" is derived from the Swedish words "smörgås" (open-faced sandwich) and "bord" (table). It is a traditional way of serving food in Sweden and has become popular in other parts of the world.<br />
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==History==<br />
The concept of the smorgasbord dates back to the early 18th century in Sweden. Originally, it was a way to serve a variety of appetizers before a main meal. Over time, it evolved into a full meal with a wide array of dishes. The smorgasbord became internationally known at the 1939 [[New York World's Fair]], where it was introduced to a broader audience.<br />
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==Components==<br />
A traditional smorgasbord includes a variety of dishes, typically featuring:<br />
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* [[Herring]] prepared in different ways (pickled, marinated, etc.)<br />
* [[Salmon]], often served as gravlax or smoked<br />
* Cold cuts such as ham and sausages<br />
* Various types of [[cheese]]<br />
* [[Bread]] and crispbread<br />
* [[Butter]] and spreads<br />
* [[Potatoes]], often boiled or in salad form<br />
* [[Salad]]s and vegetables<br />
* Hot dishes such as meatballs, sausages, and [[Jansson's Temptation]]<br />
* Desserts like [[rice pudding]] and various pastries<br />
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==Serving Style==<br />
The smorgasbord is typically served in a specific order, starting with fish dishes, followed by cold cuts, hot dishes, and finally desserts. This progression allows diners to enjoy the full range of flavors without overwhelming their palate.<br />
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==Cultural Significance==<br />
In Sweden, the smorgasbord is often associated with festive occasions such as [[Christmas]] (Julbord), [[Easter]] (Påskbord), and [[Midsummer]] celebrations. It is a symbol of hospitality and abundance, reflecting the importance of communal dining in Swedish culture.<br />
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==Related Pages==<br />
* [[Buffet]]<br />
* [[Swedish cuisine]]<br />
* [[New York World's Fair]]<br />
* [[Christmas traditions]]<br />
* [[Easter traditions]]<br />
* [[Midsummer]]<br />
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==Categories==<br />
[[Category:Swedish cuisine]]<br />
[[Category:Buffet]]<br />
[[Category:Dining]]<br />
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