Ingredients:
(makes 4 servings)
Ingredients:
1 l fish stock
1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon flour
200 ml heavy cream
1/6 of a leek
1 carrot
1/6 of a celeriac
100 g white fish
100 g red fish
50 g prawns
Dill (for garnish)
Source: Lars Erik Underthun



Lars Erik Underthun's recipe:
“A classic Norwegian fish soup is creamy, contains fish and vegetables, and is based on fish stock.”
Lars Erik Underthun
Bocuse d'Or silver medallist (1991) and owner of the restaurant Feinschmecker in Oslo
You can never go wrong with a classic fish soup, specially with this recipe from a former Bocuse d'Or silver medallist!
Sample Lars Erik Underthun's take on this traditional and tasty dish.
(makes 4 servings)
Ingredients:
1 l fish stock
1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon flour
200 ml heavy cream
1/6 of a leek
1 carrot
1/6 of a celeriac
100 g white fish
100 g red fish
50 g prawns
Dill (for garnish)
Source: Lars Erik Underthun
1. Sauté butter and stir in flour until smooth. Add hot fish stock and simmer for approx. 30 min. Add the cream and boil for a further 15 min. Strain the liquid through a colander.
2. Rinse the vegetables thoroughly. Peel the carrot and celery root and slice the leek into roughly 5 cm pieces.
3. Set aside the leeks. Slice the vegetables into thin strips and place them in a pot of lightly salted boiling water for a few minutes. Add the leeks for the last approx. 1/3 of the boiling time. Then transfer the vegetables to cold water.
4. Bring the soup to a boil. Blitz with a hand mixer, season with salt and pepper to taste.
5. Heat the vegetables in lightly salted water. Slice the fish into rough pieces and poach in salted water. Heat the prawns for a minute in the water.
Arrange the pieces of fish on deep plates and add the vegetables and prawns on top. Add the steaming hot soup and garnish with dill.
Serve with bread or traditional Norwegian crisp bread (flatbrød).
Enjoy!



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