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Cooking Recipe Video : Royal Bouillabaisse

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Restaurant: Restaurant de Bacon

Chef: Serge Philippin

Michelin Guide Ranking

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Average Rating: 4/ 5 - 15 votes - 2,000 views
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Restaurant: Restaurant de Bacon

Chef: Serge Philippin

Michelin Guide Ranking

1

Viewers Video Rating

Average Rating: 4/ 5 - 15 votes - 2,000 views
 

Recipe Details

Servings:
4 People
Cooking recipe time in minutes:
75
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Recommended wine with the dish:
Rose de Provence, Tavel
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Cooking recipe viewed:
2,000
Cooking Recipe Preparation time
  • Preparation time: 75 minutes
Cooking Recipe Ingredients
Ingredients for the garnishing soup:
  • 0.85 cups olive oil
  • 3 mid-sized onions
  • 3 garlic cloves
  • 1 small piece celery
  • 2 fresh, mature tomatoes
  • 0.7 oz. tomato concentrate
  • 0.35 oz. fresh thyme
  • 2 fresh laurel leafs
  • 1.8 oz. fennel (dry, as branch)
  • Rough salt
  • 0.18 oz. saffron
  • 2 Cayenne pepper
  • 0.7 oz. fresh tarragon
Accompaniments:
  • Potatoes
  • Rusty sauce with garlic and saffron
  • Croutons, grilled in the oven
  • Fresh garlic
Soup:
  • 8.8 lbs. rock fish (gurnard, scorpion fish, tub fish, moray eel, small sea cricket, sting fish, etc.)
Principal fish for the bouillabaisse (about 2.2 lbs. per person):
  • 2.2 lbs. John Dory
  • 1.76 lbs. scorpion fish
  • 2 lbs. weever
  • 2 lbs. gurnard (or grondin)
  • 1.76 lbs. monkfish
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Cooking recipe preparation instructions
  1. The bouillabaisse is a traditional fish stew from the Mediterranean.
  2. Empty all the fish. Wash and rinse them. Drain.
  3. Cook the garnishing in olive oil in a rondeau (a large pot with a rather thick bottom). Mince the onions and leek (white part). Add 3 garlic cloves, cut in half, and the celery.
  4. Sweat the whole for 7 minutes.
  5. Add the tomato concentrate. Cook for 4 minutes without coloring.
  6. Add the fresh tomatoes, cut into pieces, the fish, and the remaining aromatics: thyme, laurel, fennel, Cayenne, and fresh tarragon.
  7. Stir well the whole, still on the flame.
  8. Moisten with 1.1 gallons salted water.
  9. Once it boils, count about 10 minutes.
  10. When the soup is cooked, stir for 1 minute.
  11. Strain the soup for a first time in the presse-puree (potato ricer) with large wholes. Then, strain it a second time with the small wholes.
  12. Filter in a very thin sieve. Press very strongly with a stick or similar to extract the entire fish juice.
  13. The soup being finished, add the saffron.
  14. Now, start cooking the fish that have been prepared above.
  15. Cut the head from John Dory and put it in a fish fumet.
  16. Then, 7 minutes later, add the other fish: gurnard, scorpion fish, tub fish, etc.
  17. When the fish are almost cooked, add the devilfish (fillet).
  18. Count in total about 15 minutes cooking. Then, drain the fish. Serve accompanied with the soup, thecroutons rubbed in garlic, and the rusty sauce.
Restaurant
Name:
Restaurant de Bacon
Phone:
+33 4 93 61 50 02
Website:
www.restaurantdebacon.com
Address:
Boulevard de Bacon Cap d&#
City:
Antibes
Country:
Fr
Overview:
"In 1948, the family Sordello sold pan bagnat, beer, and lemonade at Buffet de Bacon (a tent roof and two trestle tables). Alphonsine Sordello presided over the small seaside establishment and open-air dance floor that became the Restaurant du Bacon in 1950. For 20 years she prepared fish soup, bouillabaisse, small fry, and other dishes with the help of her two sons Etienne and Adrien, called "Didi." As the years went by, with their help and that of Serge Philippin, who became chef in 1980, the restaurant was awarded its first Michelin star in 1985. Frequented these days by a more sophisticated crowd – epicureans of excuisite seafood. Le Bacon, superbly located facing Old Antibes and the Baie des Anges, has acquired an international reputation and professional recognition that crown the efforts of two generations of Sordellos and of course Chef .The next step is soon to come. Le Restaurant de Bacon is closed all day Monday, closed at lunch on Tuesday, and closed from 1st November to 1st march 2007."
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