Christmas hot shop herring

Hyttsill is an old social and food tradition that has its origins in the heyday of the glassworks. When the day's work was over for the glassblowers, the ovens were used for cooking and the warm surroundings around the oven became a natural meeting place. Salted herring and potatoes with skin were then grilled in the pile of ashes in the cooling pipe where the glass had previously lain to cool.At the cabin herring, the co-workers met after work with their families, hunters from the surrounding forests and, of course, the tramps. It was not unusual for 15-20 tramps to gather on the wooden boxes in the warm cabin to tell stories and eat a bite to eat.Cabin herring food consists primarily of salted herring cooked with onions and cream. During a Christmas cabin herring evening, we also serve classic Christmas dishes such as Christmas ham, herring and prince sausage. The dining table also includes lard strips, salt pork and baked potatoes with spiced butter, which are typical food for the area. Cheesecake, jam and cream are served with the coffee.