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«All European Recipes
Fish Soup à la Kainuu

INGREDIENTS

1-1 1⁄2 litre Water or good fish stock
1-2 Onions
5-6 Allspice berries
Salt
4-5 Potatoes
about 1/2 kg of Filleted fish (salmon, whitefish, pike, perch)
Dill, chives, chopped parsley

 

PREPARATION

Peel the onions and split them in pieces.

Place them in the water or fish stock together with the allspice berries and bring to the boil. Cook for a while for the stock to become tasty.

Peel the potatoes and cut into small pieces the size of your fingertips.

Also cut the fish fillets into small cubes.

Remove the onions and allspice berries from the stock and add the potatoes to cook. Let the soup boil for about ten minutes. Then add the fish and continue to cook for a few minutes until the fish is done.

Chop the herbs and add to the soup.

Serve the soup with melted butter and chopped raw onions, which every eater can add to the soup according to taste. The soup is at its best when eaten with rye bread (good also with melted butter and chopped raw onions).

 

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