I have a whole cookbook of ice lolly recipes, only I haven't made any. I'm actually puzzled by pops that are just bars of solid ice on a stick – how do you bite that?

Allow me to share some of home country deliciousness: for starters, żur

It's based on the soup from Twilight Princess. I think there is an official recipe by Nintendo, but it didn't have any fish ingredients. The fan-made recipes do and this one was the one I used.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G41NVfSffhc

There's this really cool and soothing Youtube channel I watch sometimes, where the channel owner restores old objects in disrepair, and the noodle maker video is my favorite of theirs. Halfway through, once the actual repair process is done, it just turns into a cooking video of them making noodle soup with it. I approve of that.

18th Century Cooking isn't just a cooking channel, it also provides lots of history lessons about 18th century American and European culture.

Fish soup/chowder

• 3 large potatoes washed and chopped into small cubes

• 2 onions, peeled and chopped

• 3 carrots, washed and chopped into small pieces

• Water

• 1 package of smoked salmon

• Milk or half and half

• Salt

• Pepper

• your choice of herbs

• Olive oil

1. Saute the vegetables in a frying pan until they are mostly cooked.

2. Fill a large pot about ⅔ of the way with water. Add the vegetables and salt and pepper. Boil until everything is soft.

3. Add the milk and smoked salmon and cook for a few more minutes. Your soup is done.