Classic Scandinavian Fish Soup
Classic Scandinavian fish soup
A classic light & fresh Scandinavian fish soup is traditionally made with white fish but here, I’ve used wild salmon (with the skin removed after salmon cooked and made into a salmon skin crisp). The soup is effectively a milky, fish broth. However, if you want a slightly thicker soup / more body to soup, add a little cornstarch slurry in final cooking steps or add more diced potatoes which will add starch to the soup.INGREDIENTS:
1 finely diced celery stick1 finely diced white onion
1 finely sliced leek
1 finely diced large potato
1 salmon piece
400ml of fish or vegetable stock
200ml of milk
100ml of single cream
1 bay leaf
Dill
White pepper
METHOD:
- Gently fry onions, celery & leek in a little butter till soft in a large pot
- Add fish stock, milk & bay leaf to pan
- Bring to gentle simmer, then add salmon & potatoes
- Cook for 10 minutes, add chopped dill, cream & pepper
- Bring back to simmer again & soup is done
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