25 May Weirdest recipes in the world: Hákarl
Hákarl is Greenland shark meat that is fermented and dried for months. Its strong ammonia-like smell makes it a challenge for the less adventurous palates.

Ingredients:
- 1 Greenland shark (or similar shark meat)
- Heavy stones for pressing
- Rope for drying

Preparation:
- Bury the shark meat in a hole in the sand, covering it with heavy stones to drain toxic liquids.
- After 6-12 weeks, remove it from the ground and cut it into strips.
- Hang it to dry for several months.
- Finally, cut it into small cubes and serve.

Hákarl is an Icelandic specialty, typically enjoyed with brennivín, a local schnapps, to soften its intensity.
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