Finnish fish soup with salmon
The national dish of Finland is considered to be the Finnish fish soup. Red fish is used for its preparation: salmon, pink salmon, trout. The richness of the dish will depend on the calorie content of the fish. Cream or milk is a mandatory ingredient of Finnish fish soup. Thanks to them, the dish turns out tender. Fresh vegetables give the fish soup a special taste: celery stalk, leek, green peas or tomatoes. Such an unusual soup can be included in the everyday menu or served to guests on the festive table.
How to cook Finnish fish soup with salmon
Step 1

Peel and coarsely chop the carrots, celery stalk, onion and half the leek.
Step 2

Peel the potatoes and cut into large cubes.
Step 3

Also cut the salmon fillet into large cubes.
Step 4

Put the salmon trimmings to boil with leeks, bay leaves, salt and pepper for 30-40 minutes.
Step 5

Once the broth is ready, strain it through a sieve to remove any excess.
Step 6

Add chopped onion, carrot, potato, celery stalk and leek to the broth.
Step 7

Then add the salmon pieces and cook the fish soup until the vegetables are ready.
Step 8

Pour milk into the fish soup and add butter.
Step 9

Add salt and pepper to taste and cook the fish soup for another 15 minutes.
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