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A soup made from langoustine shells and finished with cream — a specialty of Iceland's south coast.
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Humarsúpa is a creamy Icelandic langoustine soup, and the south-coast harbor towns of Höfn and Stokkseyri are known for it. The shells are sautéed to make stock, which is finished rich with cream, tomato, and brandy. At home it can be made with large shrimp.
Remove the heads and shells from the shrimp and devein the meat.
Melt butter in a pot and sauté the shells and heads with sliced onion, carrot, and garlic.
Add the tomato paste and white wine, add water, simmer 30 minutes, and strain.
Add the cream to the stock, heat, and season with salt and pepper.
Add the shrimp meat, simmer 2 minutes, and serve.