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Collecting food recipes and cookbooks is a passion for me. I read
those instead of romans and novels and it is just unbelievable how much one can "eat" that way and not
to forget without getting too fat...
This addiction is absolutely a very healthy one, and it is also so very practical to "eat" this way,
you don't have to tidy up your kitchen or do the dishes afterwards !
The links are in all the languages I can understand well enough to read a food recipe :-))
The website Tradisjoner.no is
made by the Icelander Magnus Thor Magnusson. The purpose of the site is to publish some of the cultural
heritage that old northern traditional food recipes may include. This page includes recipes from Iceland,
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and the Faroe Islands.
A first-rate website for food lovers - and in five languages !
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I am often asked for some traditional Icelandic food-recipes. Kristin Olafson-Jenkyns has written a marvelous
award winning book on the subject:
The Culinary Saga of
New Iceland.
There are over 200 interesting recipes in this book plus a lot of information on traditional
Icelandic food. I have the authors permission to publish few of these tasty recipes here
: - just to wet your tongue :-))
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Here below are some food links, roughly categorized so:
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Iceland/Icelandic:
- Baking old Icelandic recipes.
- Berjavefurinn, on using berries.
- Bolludagur, an Icelandic custom once a year.
- Bleikjubær, arctic charr.
- Booztbar, quick refreshments from milk and fruit.
- EmmEss Ís, ice cream producers.
- Erlingur, loves to cook.
- Freisting, Icelandic chefs web.
- Gott í gogginn, a food lovers site.
- Grænmeti og ber, Icelandic recipes for vegetables.
- Grænn Kostur, vegetarian.
- Guðrún Ögmundsdóttir, an artist in her cooking.
- Heilsa.is, also vegetarian.
- Hjartavernd, recipes to protect your heart.
- Ísfugl, chicken producers.
- Íslandsfugl, another chicken producer.
- Íslenskt nautakjöt, beef recipes.
- Jo's recipe book, genuine Icelandic food recipes.
- Kjarnafæði, food producers.
- Kjörís, ice cream producers.
- Lamb.is, the Icelandic lamb is an extraordinary good meat.
- Lambhagi, herbs.
- Manneldisráð, the Icelandic Nutrition Council.
- Matarlist.is, a huge food web.
- Mjólkursamsalan, milk products recipes.
- Móna, candy producers.
- Ora, canning factory.
- Osta og Smjörsalan, cheese producers.
- Ostahúsið, many fine cheese ideas.
- Pollyanna, a personal website on food.
- RF, lots of fish recipes.
- Saga Ýr Jónsdóttir, another personal website on food.
- Samkoma, a lot of Icelandic recipes in English.
- Skyr.is, a traditional Icelandic milk product.
- Svínaræktarfélag Íslands, pork producers.
- Sælgætisgerðin Freyja, Icelandic candy producers.
- UppskriftaWWWvefurinn, a big website on food.
- Uppskriftir.is, another big food web.
- Virtually Virtual Iceland, Icelandic recipes in English.
- Vogabær, food producers.
- Þykkvabæjar, potato producers.
Other Countries:
- The Sikunu cookbook, Africa.
- Armenian Cooking, Armenia.
- AsiaRecipe.com, Asia.
- Ed's Austrian Cookbook, Austria.
- Ana Taveira's Recipes, Azores.
- Bolivian Cooking, Bolivia.
- Maria´s Cookbook, Brazil.
- Tropical Recipes, Carribean Ocean.
- Recetas Chilenas, Chile.
- The Congo Cookbook, Congo.
- The French Food and Cook, France.
- Georgian Cuisine, Georgia.
- Kochen und genießen, Germany.
- Hellas Guide, Greece.
- Hungarian Cuisine, Hungary.
- Delicious India, India.
- Wiisiniwan, old recipes from Indians.
- Indokitchen.com, Indonesia.
- Iranian/Persian Iran/Persia.
- The Italian Chef, Italy.
- Jamaican Recipes, Jamaica.
- Tokyo Food Page, Japan.
- Lithuanian food, Lithuania.
- Maltese Recipes, Malta.
- The Southwest, Mexico.
- Persian Cuisine, Persia.
- Old World Polish Recipes, Poland.
- RusCuisine.com, Russia.
- Traditional Food, Slovenia.
- Recetas de Espana, Spain.
- Recipes from Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka.
- Latin America food, South America.
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All-about-food sites:
- ABC Matoppskrifter, Norwegian, cooking from A to Z.
- All recipes, almost "all kinds of everything".
- Alt om Mad og Vin, a fine Danish site.
- Aunt Edna's kitchen, an interesting place.
- Betty Crocker, always fresh.
- Cooking2000, a fine French food web.
- CuisineAz.com, France.
- Diana's kitchen, almost "everything".
- Food, fun & facts, a lot to browse through.
- Foodgeeks, over 5.000 recipes here, they say.
- Good cooking, a big food website.
- Kitchens-Today over 11.000 recipes.
- Les Délices du net, French site on food.
- Mad og vin, Danish web, excellent.
- Megazine kitchen, food-magazine on the web.
- Messy Gourmet, a site with wonderful humour :-)
- Michael & Ms.Weslie's, a good recipe collection.
- Minute Meals, quick food.
- Netzkochbuch, a fine German collection.
- Nigella Bites, has fun in the kitchen.
- Recipe Goldmine, a real goldmine.
- Recipe Kitchen, Shawn's best recipes.
- Skudenes, a fine Norwegian site.
- The Internet cookbook more than 4000 recipes.
- The Kitchen Project very interesting.
- The recipe link, interesting.
- Webopskrifter, very good.
- World Wide Recipes, a recipe lovers paradise.
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Old/Ancient food:
- Antique Roman dishes, a collection.
- Cindy Refrow, ancient and medieval cooking.
- Freerecipe.org, from the early 1900s.
- Hanna Winsnes, an old Norwegian cookbook.
- Henry Notaker, Old Cookbooks and Food History.
- Historic American recipes, as the name says !
- Hjelpreda i hushållning för unga fruentimmmor, A Swedish book from 1715.
- Husmoderens håndbog, a book from 1903.
- Medieval & Renaissance Cookery, a webring on old recipes.
- Old Dutch recipes, as the name says !
- The Food Museum, a food museum on the web.
- Tradisjoner.no, traditional recipes from Iceland, Faroe Islands and Scandinavia.
- Viking Foodstuff, archaeological finds.
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Various websites:
- Big Spud, potato recipe collection.
- California Tomatoes, recipes.
- Chili peppers, recipes.
- B's Cucumber page, cucumber recipes.
- Garry's BBQ Pit- about barbecue.
- I love pasta, the name says it all.
- Onion growers, recipes.
- Measurements, equivalents.
- Picklenet, a fine guide to pickling.
- Pizzas, fatfree recipes.
- The Rhubarb Compendium, amazing how many things can be made of rhubarb.
- Soupsong, soups, soups.
- Susan Doyle, housekeeping page.
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