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Slátur (Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈstlauːtʏr̥], "slaughter") is an
Icelandic food made from the
innards of sheep.
There are two
types of
slátur; blóðmör...
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fried together in a mush
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Slátur Stippgrütze
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- (saltkjöt). Many
older dishes make use of
every part of the sheep, such as
slátur,
which consists of
offal (internal
organs and entrails)
minced together...
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Variations Drisheen,
Sneem Black Pudding,
Stornoway black pudding Similar dishes Blodplättar,
Slátur,
Mustamakkara Media:
Black pudding...
- with milk or
fruit juice. In Iceland, it is
sometimes served with cold
slátur, a type of
liver sausage. In
different languages it is
called risengrød...
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Iceland has
several traditional dishes using offal. The
Icelandic slátur (lit. slaughter)
consists of blóðmör (blood sausage) and
lifrarpylsa (liver...
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salmon marinated in salt and dill), hangikjöt (smoked lamb), and
slátur (sausages made from
sheep entrails). A po****r food is skyr made of cultured...
