All the recipes of the episode are available here: facebook.com/pg/wocomo/photos/?tab=album&album_id=2795344097176642 - Schäperål - “Sailor eel” - Grädde Omelett - Tvillingabodens Cream Omelette - Ålsoppa - Eel soup - Apple chutney

@hubrisinstyle6316

4 жыл бұрын

let me : -Skepparål - sailor eel -Gräddomelett - Cream omelette -Ålsoppa - Eel Soup - Äpple Chutney. Kind regards - Sverige

For those who travelled across Europe, we know that feeling of watching houses passing by in front of our train window or car, and wishing to go there and meet the family there and eat with them, and see their kids and go with them around their town. This series allows you that. Thanks!

Father and daughter fishing together 😃😃 so nice

Everything is so spotlessly clean - kitchens, houses, environments, surroundings - such a pleasure to watch this family work together and love each other.

@user-ec1py5nh8d

4 жыл бұрын

@?,?, yeah, culture has nothing to do with it. Idiot

@garman1966

4 жыл бұрын

That kitchen and stove also say these people are quite well off! That stove made me drool!

@celinesefton9996

Жыл бұрын

you know that they clean like that only bc they are getting filmed right? we in sweden are very messy of us

These episodes are very good. Fortunately they're on KZread. If a program is not on KZread, or Hulu, we don't see it. Since 1992 there's been no TV in our home.

I was born at the wrong time and in the wrong country. I look at where my family heritage came from and when I visit those European countries I wish I would have grown up in them instead. Especially the scandinavian side of my family. Nothing is passed down in the generations nowadays, nor do the younger generation care to learn about the traditions of their grandparents and great grandparents. These people have a great way of life and take pride in what they do. This is awesome to watch. Thank you.

@redienandar7771

4 жыл бұрын

I take it youre an american? 😅

@lvsoad22

2 жыл бұрын

This sort of life is the exception not the norm in Scandinavia… most people do not live like this

Wat a wonderful life. Simple and rewarding.

I love Victoria's smile

Wow, I love the traveling grocery truck! What a beautiful place, great family.

My Russian neighbor's Dedushka spent his autumn days fishing for eel and then smoking them in a backyard smoker he built. When I helped him, he would always give me a whole eel and, since my siblings thought it looked 'creepy', I got to eat most of it myself. I say most, because my Swedish Mom liked eel too! Now, over 60 years later, I still miss my smoked eel, it's hard to find in this area. Too 'ethnic' for most palates these days, I guess...

@redienandar7771

4 жыл бұрын

Tell them this is how the Japanese cook their eels, bet those hipsters would love it 😉😄

Love this. I think its a respectful and good translation of whats being said thru the espisode. As a swede, i approve of this message.

What beautiful people!

I like how this family Works together on everything

very nice. this video makes me appreciate the simple things of life and of the earth. the things of family and community and the happiness of being able to sustain one's life. i enjoyed seeing the traditions and customs of this region of sweden. the countryside is beautiful.

My husband is part Swede. Never had that dessert. We do love eel.

Fascinating to this Cape Codder who lives near the sea and loves seafood! What wonderful traditions are being carried on there along with all your other great videos of traditions throughout beautiful Europe! Thanks so much for sharing~

Oh, how beautiful and precious ! Thank you very much. To be a humble part of that dear family , to hear the worries they have , to feel ´invited´ on the table with them- how better I could spent the night, but with this video.Thank you very much again.

These Swedes have such good skin. Remarkable.

@MalteseKat

4 жыл бұрын

But they're very wrinkled, and several have growths on their face.

Such wonderful traditions!

Incredible way of life, at risk by environmental and industrial fishing. This is a wonderful video, I learned a lot. Cannot wait to try eel and to visit Sweden.

Lol. I love the song before the drink. :)

Love old traditions and new 😋.

What a stunning location they live in.....

I've only had eel a few times on random sushi plates. I thought it was quite good. I would love to be able to spend a summer with this family. Good times.

My favorite new channel I watch before sleeping :)

nice to see swedish drink gammel dansk

As a swede, id guess that a more accurate spelling of "Sailor eel" would be "Skepparål", as a "Skeppare" is a term for a commander on a smaller ship. Still has the "Sch" sound, since thats what we usually turn s and k into when they are next to each other. But the pronounciation would something like be "SchÉppar-Åhl." with a bit of an emphasis on the short e and the å. Lovely video, extremely cozy to see and the comments are very wholesome! 🤗 much love from Sweden!

may god bless your nets n keep yourl happy always

Awesome video, we eat a lot eel here in NZ.We smoke ,fry ,curry ,bbq ,them.Love your recipes ,and will try them here....Thank you. Would love to visit your village.Love your sustainability.

They don't eat much for lunch!!! But guess it's very filling because of the protein and fat ... looked delicious! I love these kind of documentaries .... amazing life these people have!

@neliborba101

4 жыл бұрын

Europeans usually small portions of food. The food is properly rationed among the family members.

@rafterrafter5320

4 жыл бұрын

Only we Americans, eat too much for lunch😆

@180MPH_In_The_Wrong_Lane

4 жыл бұрын

U know we Asians have this saying "if u dont eat rice for lunch/dinner means u haven't had any"

It is such a beautiful video , please keep going , thank you for translated to English

Anna Charlotta knows what's good

What lovely people they are , and with eel being my favourite fish , I'd love to go there

I kind of get a Mediterranean vibe from this....who knew...enjoyed the video very much

I want to go back to Sweden because of this video. 😁

@sharaali28

4 жыл бұрын

Hi

Nice video, thanks for posting 👍😃

Waited for quite some time before realizing: There won't be any Scania-Trucks - but Eel :) - delicious non the less! thanks

Well the message is loud and clear but huge respect to Swedes for doing their part for eel sustainability RESPECT! And this channel has hooked me up in their videos. Great job👍

The food they eat is perfect if you are trying to cut down the carbs! ... That apple and carrot salad!!!!

It's actually Skane with an accent on the e. You haven't lived until you've had smoked eel and new Skane potatoes. OH YEA!!!

@rickcoona8368

4 жыл бұрын

Alder smoked Eel is something one must try to say one has truly lived well!

I tell you these people live a rich full connected life in a way most will never understand.... makes me want to join their community....

That place is heaven....!! 😍😍😍

One of my favourite programmes!!💋

Wonderful, excellent!! ☘️🇮🇪

Love this kind video!

Absolutely wonderful presentation

Happy and content.

Love this channel I learn so much

Very nice doku 👍

I loved this.

Fantastic ! congratulations for such a way of enjoying life.i love this!

nice snapshot into something different, thanks.

Just love your channel, great content

excellent episode...nice narration and superb place!

Really fascinating series and fun to see another part of your country. I need to visit Scanias coast one day. Don't listen to the narrators pronunciation on Swedish words however ;D

@Dragantraces

4 жыл бұрын

Or of Sargasso Sea.

I really enjoy this video. Thank you so much.

I like a lot this videos! thnaks!

great video....lots of love from Mother India

These very deep buckets can have the bottoms already in the sea, so no eels and smaller fish need make a splash, which may stun them.

Enjoyed that one 👍

Maori culture in New Zealand eat alot off Eel. I've worked with groups that study the life off Eels in New Zealand, and when they go out to sea to sporn the mothers die, they Travel all the way to the Tonga trents in the middle of the Pacific and come back to New Zealand in a cluster ball as glass Eels (elvers) and only turn grey when they hit the fresh waters when they come back up the rivers to turn into adult Eels. Some can be old as 50 to 90 years old before heading back out to sea again to lay there millions off baby's and die. True story 😊

What tastes good is 100% a matter of opinion.

Fantastic!

Beautiful

Loveyly show

eel is really delicious because it is a fatty fish. it is a food that transcends cultures.

god bless u all

The smaller eels could have been returned to the sea via a deep bucket without bottom, to prevent them them from being eaten by the seagulls. The fishermen could have hung this deep bucket on the exterior of the boat, and let the smaller eels to go into the sea peacefully. Currently the smaller eels never got the chance to grow. When thrown by these fishermen, they'd floated on the top of the water & immediately taken by the seagulls.

The end looks like an Ingmar Bergman's movie. OK, now let's watch a Vietnamese family celebrate the "fish sauce season"...

Japanese love this delicacies

Love eels...fried....

Anna is a dream boat !1

We, mothers need to teach daughters but I only have two sons. Because I got divorced and they had to cook for their dad, they are now good cooks.

What a delightful video, Kuchi Kopi is correct. (how can I become a Swede?)

Very nice👍😀👍

Away from the time clock is good for the face.

Correction, all the eels in the northern hemisphere are born in the Saragossa sea. Those in the southern are all born near Indonesia

Good food !

I think it is the Sargasso sea.

Sad that this tradition soon will be gone. The swedes handle their part of the sustainability policy well, but sadly many of the new eels never makes it from their spawning grounds in the Saragossa Sea to Sweden because of the southern european commercial fishermens overfishing of baby eels.

@MalteseKat

4 жыл бұрын

They probably already raise them in fish farms.

@naguerea

4 жыл бұрын

Known as Elvers in the UK, they sell at a tremendous price and most get shipped to Spain.

@studiokazuyo

4 жыл бұрын

Need the treaty and the education. I think the key is the appreciation and enjoy life, not make more money.

@inigoguell2910

4 жыл бұрын

ron dadoo I’ve never seen serve this on Spain

The shrieking eels!

That glass vent hood looks like a head banger

I want to visit eel world too...

What a beautiful life ! More intelligent people who know that $ is not the most important thing in life !

Men eating Eels = Sleepless nights = happy wife=Strong baby Mucho Power!

Weird thing is the EU prohibits fishing of mature eel in Svamka while allowing fishing of glass eel (tiny see through baby eels) in on the French and Spanish coast by large trawlers. It is quite strange knowing that the regulations actually speed the extinction process up of the eel...

Hola. Traduzcalo al español. Por favor. Gracias.

Living simple is best ! 😁✝️

They could make some money with Air BnB rentals ..I would love to rent there and maybe try some eel foods

They lives heaven not get anywhere ,,

What i've learned from this? Everyone in Sweden is called something with "son" at the end

@tonial5789

4 жыл бұрын

yes just like in japanese.

@karensiegel6669

4 жыл бұрын

Having an Anderson marry an Anderson plus a Gustafson on the other side of the family, I was so glad my last name did not have a son on the end of it.

@Templarofsteel88

4 жыл бұрын

It's very common yes but not everyone have the son in their last name.

@henrikstromberg7885

4 жыл бұрын

匿名P4tr1k Svensson basically means the son of Sven

The Danes are obsessed with eel.

I saw that cake thing in France, i thought it was traditionally french

@Templarofsteel88

4 жыл бұрын

It is a local dessert of the southern parts of Sweden, chiefly in the province of Scania (Skåne) but also in Halland. It is an important part of the Scanian culinary heritage. The name means "cake on a spit" you could call it a Swedish version of a spit cake.

Only 8 tons per fisherman ....?!? That's a helluva lot .....

The small by-catch swim off to the waiting gulls that eat the hell out of them. It all sounds good until reality hits.

@jgbnino8157

4 жыл бұрын

I though the same thing. She said she loved putting the small fish back in the water so they can grow. I guess she did not notice they were an instant meal for the waiting gulls.

@user-sl8rm6iq7g

4 жыл бұрын

hahahaha exactly!

I don't think any of the smaller fish and eels they threw back into the water actually made it into the water and lived. It looks like they were all intercepted by the seagulls and eaten alive. I love Sweden. A lot of Swedish women are very beautiful.

Saragossa sea?

How funny! Skåne is Scania in English :D I have never heard that before and I'm from Sweden with roots in Skåne, hahaha! And it's also so funny how horrible he is butchering all the Swedish names and words.

Do they always eat like that?.....so well mannered....I'd be grabing the pieces w/my hand....dipping bread in the sauce....oil?

I remember those from Prometheus.