What does blaðlaukur in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word blaðlaukur in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use blaðlaukur in Icelandic.
The word blaðlaukur in Icelandic means leek, leeks, leek. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word blaðlaukur
leeknoun (vegetable) |
leeksnoun |
leeknoun (vegetable) |
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Blaðlaukur er vanalega skorinn í þunnar sneiðar. Patterns are generally arranged in square cells. |
Blaðlaukur (hrár) inniheldur 0.14 mg vítamín B2 eða ríbóflavín Food 100g Leeks (raw) contains 0.14 mg vitamin B2 or riboflavin Food 100g |
Hægeldað lambafille, blaðlaukur, súrsaður laukur, brúnuð seljurót, bakaðar gulrætur, spínat- og dillkrem Slow cooked lamb fillet, leeks, pickled onions, browned celeriac, baked carrots, spinach and dill cream |
Blaðlaukur (hrár) inniheldur 2.70 g Protein Food 100g Leeks (raw) contains 2.70 g Protein Food 100g |
Hvernig á að planta blaðlaukur How to plant leeks |
1 blaðlaukur, saxaður 3 scallions, chopped |
Blaðlaukur, ferskur Leeks, fresh |
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