
Soups
Soups that warm you up on any weeknight – our chefs pick the ingredients and deliver them to your door.
- Panang Red Curry Chicken Soup
- Indian Chicken Soup with Tandoori Paste
- Borsch with Chicken & Green Onions
- Moroccan soup with minced meat & cabbage
- Everyday Lifesaver Sausage Soup
- Singapore-style Noodle Soup "Laksa" with Chicken
- "Fishless" Soup with Cold-Smoked Tofu & Rye Bread
- Kid-Friendly Minced Meat Soup & Rye Bread
- Warming Sweet Potato and Lentil Soup & Roasted Croutons
- Cheesy Vegetable Purée Soup & Rye Bread
- Smoked Sausage & Barley Groat Soup
- Creamy Fish Soup with Warm-Smoked Salmon
- Roasted Butternut Squash Soup & Rye Bread
- Asian Veggie Noodle Soup
- Velvety Pumpkin Puree Soup with Garlic Spinach and Bacon
- Fish Soup with Salmon
- Sunny Sweet Potato Soup & Rye Bread
- Asian Chicken Soup with Green Curry Paste
- Tom Kha Gai with chicken and noodles
- Creamy Minced Meat Soup & Rye Bread
- Mexican Chicken Soup & Sour Cream
- Noodle Soup with Tofu & Satay Sauce
- Persian Bean Soup with Garlic Bread
- Salmon soup with coconut milk and chili
- Tomato Soup with Beef and Green Beans
- Tomato Salmon Soup with Capers
A good soup starts with a base of onion, garlic and root vegetables, sautéed until soft before adding liquid. This lets the flavour concentrate, giving the soup a rich taste without needing extra additives or ready-made sauces.
The most popular are creamy vegetable soups, salmon soup, and filling stew-like or minced meat soups, which can be made in a larger batch and kept in the fridge for a few days. Soup also freezes well, so you can build up a stock of ready meals in the freezer.
You can adjust a soup's texture by blending part of the vegetables with a stick blender while leaving the rest in pieces – that way the soup is both rich and has something to bite into. Add cream or coconut milk only at the end so it doesn't curdle in the soup.
In Ruokaboksi's soup recipes every ingredient is measured out in the right proportion, so the soup turns out well without extra measuring or guessing at seasoning.










