
A creamy, comforting Finnish salmon soup made with butter-softened leeks, tender potatoes, carrots, thick flakes of salmon, and heavy cream, finished with a generous shower of fresh dill. Ready in 35 minutes with just one pot.
Use skin-on salmon fillets for extra richness — the skin peels off easily after cooking. Cut salmon into large 2-inch pieces so they break into substantial flakes rather than shredding. Fish stock cubes work perfectly if you don’t have homemade stock. Keep the soup at a gentle simmer after adding the cream to prevent it from separating. Only use the white and light green parts of the leek, and wash sliced leeks in cold water to remove hidden grit. Fresh dill is essential to the flavor — dried dill is not a suitable substitute here.