World Cuisines

Plokkfiskur

Iceland

Iceland's homey fish mash: boiled cod or haddock broken into a creamy béchamel with potatoes and onions — the taste of every Icelandic childhood. Ingredients: cod or haddock, potatoes, onions, milk, flour, butter, salt, white pepper, rye bread (rúgbrauð) to serve.

What it is

Iceland's homey fish mash: boiled cod or haddock broken into a creamy béchamel with potatoes and onions — the taste of every Icelandic childhood. Ingredients: cod or haddock, potatoes, onions, milk, flour, butter, salt, white pepper, rye bread (rúgbrauð) to serve. Recipe: 1) Poach the fish; reserve the water. 2) Boil potatoes in their skins; peel. 3) Make a white sauce with fish water and milk; fold in flaked fish, onions and potatoes, mashing roughly. 4) Season boldly with white pepper. Serve: with dark sweet rye bread and butter, at home and in Reykjavík's old-school restaurants. Flavor: mild, creamy, comforting. History: plokkfiskur ('plucked fish') was the frugal masterpiece of fishing families using the day's catch and leftover potatoes. See also: Hákarl, Skyr.

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