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Lohikeitto

Also known as: Laxsoppa

Valio’s Finnish lohikeitto cooks potatoes and supplied vegetable strips with bay and allspice, adds cubed rainbow-trout fillet, finishes with three-cheese cooking cream and dill, and serves the soup with rye bread.

Lohikeitto — illustrative food image

About Lohikeitto

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Valio’s lohikeitto is a Finnish fish soup whose selected recipe uses rainbow-trout fillet, potato, supplied vegetable strips and three-cheese cooking cream. Bay leaves, whole allspice and dill season this version.

The potatoes are peeled and diced, then boiled with the supplied vegetable strips in the listed water seasoned with bay leaves and whole allspice.

While the vegetables cook, bones and skin are removed from the rainbow-trout fillet. The fillet is cut into cubes and added to the pot, where the soup boils for five minutes.

The three-cheese cooking cream and salt are added, and the soup is brought back to the boil. Finely chopped dill is scattered on top and the taste is checked.

The finished soup is served with prepared rye bread. Its selected cream contributes the cheese-seasoned finish described by Valio.

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