Ingredients
5 | Onions (diced) |
3 | Leeks (sliced) |
4 | Carrots (diced) |
5 stalks | Celery (sliced) |
3 heads | Fennel (sliced) |
1 bt | Noilly pratt |
1 | Orange (peel only) |
4 | Red peppers (de-seeded & chopped) |
2 sprigs | Rosemary |
½ bunch | Thyme |
3 | Bay leaves |
1 bunch | Basil |
½ bunch | Tarragon |
½ bunch | Parsley stalks |
4 kg | Fish bones (roasted) |
2.5 kg | Tinned plum tomatoes & juice |
2 pinches | Saffron threads |
300 ml | Olive oil |
3 heads | Garlic |
6 lts | Fish stock/water |
Method
1. In a heavy bottomed pan sweat down the onions & carrots.
2. Add the garlic, fennel, celery, leeks, peppers & cook down.
3. Pour in the noilly pratt & reduce.
4. Add the rosemary, bay leaves & thyme.
5. When the alcohol has reduced a little add the roasted fish bones.
6. Cover with the tinned tomatoes, stock, saffron & remaining herbs.
7. Bring to the boil, skim, add the fresh tomatoes & simmer for approximately 1½hrs.
8. Pass through a mouile & adjust the seasoning.
9. For bouillabaisse sauce reduce by half, add a dash of double cream & whisk in enough butter to reach a rich sauce based consistency.
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