Nutrition by country
Iceland: food database
Northern island cooking: lamb soup, fish, smoked lamb, skyr and old preserving methods.
5 dishes
- IcelandKjötsúpa (Icelandic lamb soup)Well-cooked hot dish
- IcelandPlokkfiskur (fish and potato stew)Well-cooked hot dish
- IcelandHangikjöt (smoked lamb)Well-cooked hot dish
- IcelandSkyr (Icelandic cultured dairy)With care: in a safer version
- IcelandHákarl (fermented shark)Not in its traditional form with low immunity
Related topics
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