Icelandic recipes

Plokkfiskur, an Icelandic Fish Stew, is a traditional dish made by mixing mashed fish, béchamel sauce, and potatoes.

Iceland is a country with a rich and diverse culinary tradition. Icelandic food is heavily influenced by the country's natural surroundings and its history. From sweet treats to delicious cured meats, here are the best 15 options of Iceland food for you to indulge in!

Traditional & Typical Icelandic breakfast in Iceland to try when traveling. Don't miss these popular pastries and savory breakfast foods!

This Icelandic Langoustine Bisque is a creamy soup and a take on a traditional Icelandic classic that is commonly enjoyed during the holiday season, and is most similar to a lobster bisque that would be served here in the USA. While in Iceland Langoustine’s are used to give this soup its unique flavor, you can […]

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Caramelized potatoes: a simple and surprising Icelandic recipe, a perfect side dish for roast lamb or other roasted pieces of meat. #whereismyspoon #caramelizedpotatoes #caramelpotatoes #icelandicfood #icelandicrecipes #icelandicpotatoes #icelandicsidedishes #icelandiccaramelizedpotatoes

The Icelandic Caramelized Potatoes Recipe is a traditional Icelandic dish that combines the sweet and savory flavors of caramelized potatoes with the hearty

Taste of Norway Editor Kristi Bissell shares a recipe for Icelandic rúgbrauð, a dense rye bread that goes well with crisp summer vegetables.

Icelandic Bun Day (Bolludagur) Spoiler alert ! If you’re on a diet, you might put on a pound or two reading this post. Imagine being awakened to the sound of your kids yelling “b…

A Geothermal bake off in Iceland. Learning about Iceland's Thunder Bread, a rye bread baked in thermal underground ovens - with Thunder Bread recipe

This Icelandic Pepper Cookies Recipe is the Combination of Ginger, Ground Cloves & Black Pepper Spices. Warms Everybody’s Hearts, at this Special Time of ...

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Oatmeal pancakes are the traditional food served for Old Norse New Year in Iceland. Celebrated on the Third Thursday in April, it marks the end of winter and the beginning of summer. One last breakfast crafted from leftover oat porridge to mark the transition from heavier foods into the light time of year. #iceland #oatmeal #pancake #recipe #breakfast #adamantkitchen

Icelandic Chocolate Porridge - #choctoberfest - Kakosupa is a traditional comfort food Icelandic treat you won't find in any restaurant!

The cake is 7 layers high and therefore the layers are paper thin. Yield: This recipe is for 2 cakes that are 7 inches in diameter.

The Icelandic Hot Dog Recipe is a traditional dish enjoyed in Iceland. It consists of a sausage, typically made from a blend of lamb, pork, and beef, encased

A true Icelandic classic, traditionally made with fermented and very sour milk and topped with cocoa-coffee buttercream and coconut flakes. Here, the old recipe is revisited and simplified by using Vanilla Bean Extra Creamy Skyr for the cake and the frosting is simply luscious swirls of our Extra Creamy Coffee Skyr. There is not a […]

I can't believe that I didn't experience Skúffukaka until our 7th visit to Iceland, considering it is a traditional dessert. Indeed nearly every Icelandic family has their own version of the recipe, complete with closely guarded secret ingredients. Basically it is a dark chocolate cake with chocolate frosting, sprinkled with coconut flakes. It isn't fancy…