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Okay.
It will take some time.
It will take some effort.
Bouillabaisse.
noun: bouillabaisse
a rich, spicy stew or soup made with various kinds of fish, originally from Provence.
So, first take some fresh tomatoes, sit them in boiling water for a couple of minutes.
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Peel the skin off the tomatoes. |
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Chopped up tomatoes, chopped onions and garlics, fresh basil, parsley, oregano,
fish stock, salt and pepper...
Once it was all cooked and slightly thickened, I took a hand blender to it.
It was all thick and gorgeous!
Tasted, adjusted seasoning, and all good to go... |
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Making rouille, a fresh garlicky mayonnaise.
In a blender, egg yolks, garlic, tomato paste, Dijon mustard, olive oil, fresh basil
and salt and pepper... |
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For the fish part of the dish I am using,
blue crabs... |
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snapper fillet,
mussels,
prawns... |
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I par cooked the prawns and snapper... |
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I cooked a couple of potatoes, let them cool
and then mashed them... |
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Mix some of the garlicky mayonnaise into the mashed potatoes... |
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I toasted some thin slices of sourdough bread, then spread some of the garlicky
mayonnaise on them... |
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In a really, really huge bowl I started layering the fish as I gently cooked it in the soup... |
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When all the fish was cooked and layered in the bowl, I layed raw oysters, in their shells,
over the top of the cooked fish.
I then layed the bread pieces on the top.
Over the top of all the layers I then poured the soup.
Voila!
Delicious, finger sucking fish for all.
Lots of bread dunking was done, as well as lots of slurping of appreciation... |
ps everyone loved it all...
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