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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!

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.

From pickled herring to a whole sheep's head, these unique and traditional Icelandic foods are sure to bring a bit of excitement to your next dinner party!

Planning a trip to Iceland and want to try some interesting Icelandic cuisine? This list covers some yummy (and yukky) Icelandic dishes to sample!

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Kleina are traditional Icelandic donuts, and recipes go back as far as the 14th century. Long before kitchen ovens were common in home appliances, these special treats were made on the stovetop for special occasions. These days, kleina (plural: kleinur) are everywhere in Iceland, and they’re part of the everyday cuisine. #iceland #donuts #doughnuts #recipe #dessert #adamantkitchen

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

Icelandic Lummur Oatmeal Pancake Recipe! A traditional recipe for lummur, using leftover oatmeal. These oatmeal pancakes are often served with savory toppings, such as smoked fish, but they can be served with jam or syrup if you prefer. #pancake #recipe #traditional #iceland #breakfast #adamantkitchen #oatmeal

Icelandic Fish Stew ~ Plokkfiskur is a traditional Icelandic dish made from fish, potatoes, onion and bechamel sauce. The result is thick and creamy comfort food that's popular with locals and tourists alike. #nordicfood #iceland #fishrecipes

How to Make Icelandic Curry Soup: This legendary soup recipe was given to my family by a family friend from Iceland. Our whole family fell in love with it. I went away for a year to do AmeriCorps, during which I was sometimes given the job of feeding my team of eight. I made this re…

Today I’m going to share with you a delicious recipe for Kjötsúpa – Icelandic Lamb Soup. Kjötsúpa actually means “meat soup”, but in Iceland the meat will almost always be l…

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

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

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…

Most Icelanders have an enormous “sweet tooth” and an Icelandic afternoon tradition called “Kaffi og Kaka” (coffee and cake) is 1 way they indulge their craving. At first I expected something simple, but I quickly realized K&K is the Icelandic version of an American tradition ... “pig out till you seriously hurt yourself!” For some, it’s daily and casual. For others, it’s less frequent ... but a very formal, put out your best china, fill a table w/all manner of taste sensations and eat for 2…

Since Minnesota summers are so short, you need to start celebrating them early—and that's where my recipe for Icelandic Hjónabandssæla, or happy marriage cake, comes in. The rhubarb filling makes it a perfect early summer dessert for cool climates, when sturdy rhubarb is the only produce you can rely on.

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Icelandic Hjónabandssæla (happy marriage cake), oatmeal cake with rhubarb filling

Jólakaka or Icelandic Christmas Cake is a delicious buttery loaf cake served around the holidays in Iceland. Seasoned with cardamom and studded with raisins, it’s a lovely accompaniment for coffee. #christmas #dessert #cake #iceland #holiday #adamantkitchen #scandinavian

Piparkökur (Icelandic Pepper Cookies) Click on link for recipe