Lohikeitto (Salmon Soup)
Finland's creamy salmon soup: chunks of salmon, potatoes and leeks in a milky broth with dill — the bowl that defines Finnish comfort. Ingredients: salmon fillet, potatoes, leeks, carrots, butter, water or fish stock, milk or cream, allspice, bay, dill (plenty), salt.
What it is
Finland's creamy salmon soup: chunks of salmon, potatoes and leeks in a milky broth with dill — the bowl that defines Finnish comfort. Ingredients: salmon fillet, potatoes, leeks, carrots, butter, water or fish stock, milk or cream, allspice, bay, dill (plenty), salt. Recipe: 1) Sauté leeks in butter. 2) Add stock and potatoes; simmer until tender. 3) Add salmon chunks; poach gently five minutes. 4) Stir in cream and a snowfall of dill. Serve: with rye bread and butter, at market halls and cottages. Flavor: clean salmon, creamy broth, fresh dill. History: lohikeitto is the everyday luxury of a salmon-rich nation; Helsinki's market-square stalls serve it year-round to fishermen's schedule. See also: Karelian Pasty (Karjalanpiirakka), Kalakukko.
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