Bouillabaisse – a cult dish of South French cuisine – is a fish soup. The main ingredients of this soup are fish (at least 5 types) and vegetables. Of course, this rich soup with an unusual history is very tasty and healthy, but there is also some danger in it – you can easily get carried away and get up from the table only when there is nothing left in the tureen!
Delicious and satisfying, this pizza goes well with beer, what could be better for gatherings with friends. Tomato sauce with garlic complements the flavor of seafood.
Not everyone knows that any seafood goes well with garlic and cream, but a hint of fresh greens generally knocks all thoughts out of your head, except for the desire to try this yummy.
Once this wonderful soup was born in Provence. Bouillabaisse. Many people tell stories about its origin, but it is believed that the most correct version is about French sailors who fished in the Mediterranean Sea. After a hard day’s work, they needed a hot and nutritious dinner, and for this they put in a large saucepan all the leftovers of fish and seafood that are unsuitable for sale or left over from yesterday, and cooked soup using the most Mediterranean ingredients, such as saffron, olive oil, red hot pepper, tomatoes…..
Marinera paella. Paella is like a multifaceted and always beautiful woman. Born in the rice fields of Valencia as the food of hired workers, Cinderella quickly turned into a princess, becoming the hallmark of the Spanish national cuisine. There are hundreds of paella recipes: with vegetables, meat, poultry, seafood, each region has its own recipe. In paella, you can mix everything that is on earth, the sea and in the air, from this its taste only improves. However, there are a few rules that you need to follow to make a real paella (this is how the word is pronounced).
Presenting this dish, I want to show how you can cook a delicious, spectacular dish from ordinary, everyday products that will decorate any festive table. The form of submission plays an important role. I hope that on the eve of Easter Day the hostess will take note of it.
Without exaggeration, I can say that this is one of the most delicious dishes “in a hurry” that I have tried recently. Ideal for a hearty breakfast, picnic, quiet family gatherings or a stormy meeting with friends over a glass of beer.
