One shouldn’t mix fish with milk. Who knew? Well, I didn’t! One of the most traditional and popular dishes in Finland, my native country, is Fish Soup cooked in a milky broth and served with another Finnish delicacy rye bread. Many have asked me to start sharing my recipes, both Indian but especially Finnish ones on YouTube, so even though the milky fish soup would be a strange experience for Indian foodies, I’m hereby launching the recipe series in my vlog.
By the way, the great thing about Finnish cuisine is that our recipes are quite easy to prepare and everyone can create their own versions! If you find the combination of milk and fish completely unacceptable, you can replace the milk with same amount of coconut milk. The recipe in this video serves 4 people or 2 people for two meals.
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Namaste friends 🙏 My name is Johanna and I’m an Indian wife, living and travelling in India for almost 4 years now. I’m originally from Finland, but currently we are settled in northern Kerala. I’m not a traveller, but vlogging and discovering India – 21/29 states.
Prepared the same way in Trinidad and Guyana ……with lots more root vegetables……….yams,cassava,potatoes and plantain with fish they normally called it broth and any other meat called soup.Looks yummy .
Hey Johanna se on tossi kiva nähdään sinua aina teke hyvää suomalainen ruokaa ja se on helpompi sääda tilli Intiassa kun sinä menet suorava kertaa ostoksille kysy soya leaves se on tilli hindissa.
We do get dill quite commonly in India.. It's called Aneth or "Sepu" or "Suwa" in Bombay. Also Wasa of Germany supplies Crispy rye bread in India via Amazon. It is similar to tfinnish Rye bread.
Hi Johanna, nice to se a video of you again, how are you doing, hope all is well with you! We get Dill freely out here in Bombay (Mumbai), I’m sure you get it in the bigger markets out there.
Hi Johanna you were like a chef in the kitchen and your presentation was fantastic as if I was watching a master chef program. The fish soup looked delicious and I could see that your husband enjoyed the dish. Thank you for this episode. God bless and stay safe. 🙂
Loved it. No pretense, as always, get it like we are sitting at your home, refrigerator as crammed as I have it here 🙂 🙂 But, I liked the completely different topic entirely for the vlog. I am going to try that soup here in the States. Btw, did a quick google. apparently, Malayalam Chatakuppa (ചതകുപ്പ) = Dil 🙂 So there you have it! I generally will not mess with the recipes but usually have a quick look in the kitchen and adapt .. I cook on-the-fly most times. Your husband's reaction be like..is there really no room for some masala in this soup.. :-(. HAHAHHA.. then he knows he is being recorded.. nods. Did a quick search on Finnish restaurants in NJ.. well, it's all bundled under Scandinavian and IKEA features in that list LOLOL. tc and be well! Looking forward to more homely cooking vlogs! I need to catch up on that appam vlog…
Yay! finally long awaited cooking video from you and recipe looks so delicious even for vegetarians😃. I am making it with leaks and turnips. I am surprised you don’t get dill over there as my mom used to make mungdaal with dill and is widely used in many recipes in Gujarat ! It is really sweet to see Vinod enjoying different food as some of the indian man here still only prefers indian food every day!my husband also enjoys anything I make😃 I love to cook food from around the world! Would love some recipes from Kerala food. . Clean up the mess if you are a messy chef like me 😂 good tip👌 ❤️😘
Your husband is a very lucky to have you as his wife . You're a woman pure in heart . You glow with love . God bless you both and your new baby on his or her way .
That is a very healthy recipe but it may not resonate to most Indians as we put more spices in fish than meat due to the fish typical odor, I would try out your recipe with shrimps as I know milk or coconut goes very well with shrimp, even use some grated coconut 🙂 thank you for sharing you Finnish recipe
Hi Vinod , Johanna Thanks for teaching us a Finnish Fish soup. That looked yummy, I am sure it tasted fine. Yes, The coconut milk would be perfect for the Indian version of the soup since we used Seer fish instead of Salmon. But I cant judge the choice of milk over coconut milk since I have not tasted fish and milk combo. Thanks once again. Awaiting more Finnish recipies. 😁
Hi, can you put sour cream instead of milk or with milk is the traditional recipe?
Upload more Finnish recipes please…..its really fun to watch
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Prepared the same way in Trinidad and Guyana ……with lots more root vegetables……….yams,cassava,potatoes and plantain with fish they normally called it broth and any other meat called soup.Looks yummy .
Hey Johanna se on tossi kiva nähdään sinua aina teke hyvää suomalainen ruokaa ja se on helpompi sääda tilli Intiassa kun sinä menet suorava kertaa ostoksille kysy soya leaves se on tilli hindissa.
Being a cruise chef ur soup was pretty good but you should had added cream too
Ayurveda restricts fish with milk. Possibility of skin deceases!
Most of indian family never use milk in non veg meal .
Haryanavi guys are very rough and full of arrogance but your guy seems cool.
We won’t mix milk and fish ever. It’s total no no. We use coconut milk. With three strong smell of Sierra fish and milk.. NO.
We do get dill quite commonly in India.. It's called Aneth or "Sepu" or "Suwa" in Bombay. Also Wasa of Germany supplies Crispy rye bread in India via Amazon. It is similar to tfinnish Rye bread.
Johanna you are so cute ❤️❤️
Ur husband is alawys shy u know
Thank u for sharing your recipe dear❤️👍make more recipes videos 🔥
Hi Johanna, nice to se a video of you again, how are you doing, hope all is well with you! We get Dill freely out here in Bombay (Mumbai), I’m sure you get it in the bigger markets out there.
Hi Johanna,Next time, try using leban instead of milk .Stir well very low flame …You can make delicious fish curry.
It's a weird combination milk fish and veg. But it did look good.
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Hi Johanna you were like a chef in the kitchen and your presentation was fantastic as if I was watching a master chef program. The fish soup looked delicious and I could see that your husband enjoyed the dish. Thank you for this episode. God bless and stay safe. 🙂
Finnish fineness…but milk with fish…have a question mark as Vinod said…👍
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Hii Johana please share some recipes of vegeterian soupe as well
Instead of Fish, will it work with Chicken and in Instant Pot?
In Kerala, especially in Kottayam Fish cooked in Coconut milk with potato, Carrot and very little spices is called Fish Molli.
Loved it. No pretense, as always, get it like we are sitting at your home, refrigerator as crammed as I have it here 🙂 🙂 But, I liked the completely different topic entirely for the vlog.
I am going to try that soup here in the States. Btw, did a quick google. apparently, Malayalam Chatakuppa (ചതകുപ്പ) = Dil 🙂 So there you have it!
I generally will not mess with the recipes but usually have a quick look in the kitchen and adapt .. I cook on-the-fly most times. Your husband's reaction be like..is there really no room for some masala in this soup.. :-(. HAHAHHA.. then he knows he is being recorded.. nods.
Did a quick search on Finnish restaurants in NJ.. well, it's all bundled under Scandinavian and IKEA features in that list LOLOL. tc and be well!
Looking forward to more homely cooking vlogs! I need to catch up on that appam vlog…
Wowww. Very simple and healthy. I love it.
In india 99% people have no idea about rye… forget about rye bread😂😂
Hei Johanna, Juhlitteko te Keralan syntymäpäivää ? Olisi mukavaa nähdä miten .
Looks good , keralite version is called fish moily that’s with coconut milk and fish
Can’t you get Knäckebröd at IKEA?
The soup looks to be very delicious
Dill is very much available in India Fresh as also seeds. Post pregnancy it is consumed by the lactating mother for its medicinal value
Various names it is known by
https://pachakam.com/glossarydetail/dill
Yay! finally long awaited cooking video from you and recipe looks so delicious even for vegetarians😃. I am making it with leaks and turnips. I am surprised you don’t get dill over there as my mom used to make mungdaal with dill and is widely used in many recipes in Gujarat
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It is really sweet to see Vinod enjoying different food as some of the indian man here still only
prefers indian food every day!my husband also enjoys anything I make😃 I love to cook food from around the world! Would love some recipes from Kerala food.
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Clean up the mess if you are a messy chef like me 😂 good tip👌
❤️😘
Your husband is a very lucky to have you as his wife . You're a woman pure in heart . You glow with love . God bless you both and your new baby on his or her way .
That fish soup looks delicious . Thank you for sharing your meal with us . God bless you and yours .
Milk and fish……🤨😟😬😬
You just wasted 2 deciliter (i don't know how much it is 🤔) of milk 😂
Milk and fish are the most incompatible food. Not good for the body. Use coconut milk instead
That is a very healthy recipe but it may not resonate to most Indians as we put more spices in fish than meat due to the fish typical odor, I would try out your recipe with shrimps as I know milk or coconut goes very well with shrimp, even use some grated coconut 🙂 thank you for sharing you Finnish recipe
Amazing Finnish soup. Nice to see cooking recipe vlog from you.
Hi Vinod , Johanna
Thanks for teaching us a Finnish Fish soup. That looked yummy, I am sure it tasted fine. Yes, The coconut milk would be perfect for the Indian version of the soup since we used Seer fish instead of Salmon. But I cant judge the choice of milk over coconut milk since I have not tasted fish and milk combo. Thanks once again. Awaiting more Finnish recipies. 😁
Oh. You are back ❤️. Thanks for the Finnish recipe. Worth a try, it like our stew.
This looks really good, especially when I am imagining it with dill 😋. You are looking so pretty in that floral dress, Johanna!