A staple weekday lunch or dinner in Sweden, the *korvstroganoff* (sausage stroganoff) is the poor man’s version of the beef stroganoff.
The most commonly used sausage is [falukorv](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falukorv), a Swedish classic in it’s own right. The dish pictured had a mix of falukorv and chorizo for some extra flavor. Most often served with rice, as here, or with pasta.
Didn’t follow a specific recipe when cooking this, but [here’s a good base recipe (Google Translate)](https://www-ica-se.translate.goog/recept/korvstroganoff-med-ris-533512/?_x_tr_sl=sv&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en) in case anyone wants it.
Probably the third most common dish in Sweden after tacos and Pasta Köttfärssås.
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A staple weekday lunch or dinner in Sweden, the *korvstroganoff* (sausage stroganoff) is the poor man’s version of the beef stroganoff.
The most commonly used sausage is [falukorv](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falukorv), a Swedish classic in it’s own right. The dish pictured had a mix of falukorv and chorizo for some extra flavor. Most often served with rice, as here, or with pasta.
Didn’t follow a specific recipe when cooking this, but [here’s a good base recipe (Google Translate)](https://www-ica-se.translate.goog/recept/korvstroganoff-med-ris-533512/?_x_tr_sl=sv&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en) in case anyone wants it.
Probably the third most common dish in Sweden after tacos and Pasta Köttfärssås.