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Terms in Icelandic 681-690 of 806

stjörnualdin

[Icelandic]

Star fruit or carambola

stjörnuanís

[Icelandic]

Star anise. Chinese anise. A seed from a tree of the magnolia family which has a flavour reminiscent of liquorice. Stronger than aniseed, it is used in the same way.

stjörnustyrja

[Icelandic]

Sterlet. A small and very rare sturgeon, the source of the famed golden caviar, the caviar favoured by the Tsars. The fish itself is ugly and eel-like in appearance and is served baked with vegetables. Found in the Volga and Caspian.

stokkönd

[Icelandic]

Wild duck or mallard

stöngulsalat

[Icelandic]

Celtuce or asparagus lettuce

stóri bramafiskur

[Icelandic]

Black bream

stóri mjóni

[Icelandic]

Freshwater or snake blennie. A small, scaleless, migratory fish about 10-15 cm (4-6 inches) long with mild, white flesh which can be cooked in the same way as whitebait or used in soups. More commonly refers to a hare. It also means runny to describe omelettes.

stóri sogfiskur

[Icelandic]

Striped sea-snail

strandslabbi

[Icelandic]

Zante or Baltic vimba. A fish. Could you send details (and a picture) to queries@whatamieating.com if you know more?

straumgægir

[Icelandic]

Rudd. A fish. Could you send details (and a picture) to queries@whatamieating.com if you know more?