Brauðréttur? These kind of dishes with pieces of bread in a creamy sauce are quite common in Iceland. Not as school lunches though, they are generally served on festive occasions.
unclezaveid on
I do not claim this
Double-Replacement80 on
Hmm.. I mean we have „brauðréttur“ which means bread dish. It consists usually of ham, asparagus, veggies and cheese and cream. It’s great!
Usually it’s served in kids birthdays, or conformation or some parties like that.
What was in this and was it good?
It doesn’t look the best, but cafeteria food seldom is.
Marcus_Mystery on
🤨
Calcutec_1 on
yes, this is a staple of Icelandic family gatherings. Easy to make in large batches and also delicious. It’s the perfect middle ground between a cake and a proper meal.
Llama_Shaman on
If it contains tinned aspargus, then yes, it does look familiar
GeekFurious on
It looks like a version of something we’d eat. It also looks like what I do with Thanksgiving food as my American partner looks in horror, „Why are you mixing everything together???“
My answer is always, „Because, I’m Icelandic.“
Tiny_Boss_Fire on
Did a cat spitball this out of their rear-end?
KristinnEs on
That looks horrible
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What the fuck is that?
Looks like [brauðréttur](https://www.gottimatinn.is/uppskriftir/klassiskur-braudrettur-med-skinku-og-aspas)
Brauðréttur? These kind of dishes with pieces of bread in a creamy sauce are quite common in Iceland. Not as school lunches though, they are generally served on festive occasions.
I do not claim this
Hmm.. I mean we have „brauðréttur“ which means bread dish. It consists usually of ham, asparagus, veggies and cheese and cream. It’s great!
Usually it’s served in kids birthdays, or conformation or some parties like that.
https://www.gottimatinn.is/uppskriftir/klassiskur-braudrettur-med-skinku-og-aspas
What was in this and was it good?
It doesn’t look the best, but cafeteria food seldom is.
🤨
yes, this is a staple of Icelandic family gatherings. Easy to make in large batches and also delicious. It’s the perfect middle ground between a cake and a proper meal.
If it contains tinned aspargus, then yes, it does look familiar
It looks like a version of something we’d eat. It also looks like what I do with Thanksgiving food as my American partner looks in horror, „Why are you mixing everything together???“
My answer is always, „Because, I’m Icelandic.“
Did a cat spitball this out of their rear-end?
That looks horrible