röklegu
Röklegu is a term originating from Icelandic that translates to "smokehouse" or "smoking shed." It refers to a specialized structure designed for the process of smoking food, particularly fish and meat. Historically, röklegu were a vital part of Icelandic food preservation, allowing communities to store perishable goods for extended periods, especially during harsh winters.
These structures are typically built from wood or stone and are designed to contain smoke from a