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Diamond-shaped dough slit in the middle, twisted, and fried — an Icelandic snack.
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Kleinur are fried pastries loved in Icelandic homes, distinguished by their unique shape: diamonds of dough are slit in the center and one end is pulled through to twist. Faintly scented with cardamom, they're eaten with coffee at teatime. Supermarkets and bakeries sell them all year.
Combine the flour, baking powder, sugar, cardamom, and salt and rub in the butter until crumbly.
Add the egg and milk, bring together, and rest 30 minutes.
Roll out 5mm thick and cut diagonal strips 3cm wide into diamonds.
Slit the center and pull one end through to twist.
Fry in 170°C oil until golden on both sides.