Swedish fruit soup

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A sweet fruit soup traditionally prepared during holidays and for various celebrations in Sweden, fruktsoppa is often served on the Swedish Christmas buffet. This dish is similar to a fruit compote, composed of a combination of dried fruits, usually prunes, apricots, and raisins, tart apple slices, lemon slices, water, cinnamon, tapioca, and sugar

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This chilled soup is an excellent counterpart to a cookie tray. It provides contrasting flavors and textures without refined sugars, while still being a sweet finish to the meal. It also makes an excellent bedtime snack after candlelight services and keeps for several days in the fridge.

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My mother, who was born in Sweden, made this fruit soup for holidays, and now I do the same for my family. I look forward to all of our Swedish Christmas traditions, but making and enjoying this soup is my favorite. –Enice Jacobson, Wildrose, North Dakota

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Swedish Blueberry Soup, or Blåbärssoppa, is a delightful dish often enjoyed in Sweden as part of breakfast or as a dessert. It is made with simple ingredients like blueberries, sugar, and water, creating a sweet, fruity flavor. Visit this article to copy the full recipe. swedish blueberry soup recipe how to make swedish blueberry soup can you make soup with blueberry easy soup recipe ideas for winter healthy soup recipe ideas

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Let's talk about those corn tortillas for a second. I like adding the chopped corn tortillas while the soup is cooking - they soften and dissolve a little bit in the soup adding a yummy texture, and they thicken the soup slightly. You don't have to add them if you don't want, or you can substitute them with 1/4 to 1/2 cup of masa harina (I haven't tried it with regular cornmeal, but I'm guessing it would work).

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At last, at last - the sun is out and the snow is melting - not that we'd notice a few inches less in these drifts and snow corridors carved out from the house to the car, but that bone-chilling cold has lifted today all the way to 45 degrees. I can't tell you the relief I felt when I suddenly thought winter is on the way out. Now, I know we'll probably get a few more snowstorms - but the worst of winter, cross fingers, is over. And I looked down at my almost daily bowl of Finnish Fruit soup…

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