Classic Fish Soup
Serves: 6 people | Recipe course:
Soups and Starters | Total time (min.): 50 | Complexity (1 to 3): 1 |
This recipe is very versatile - you can use any fish that is in season, but a mixture of a good meaty fish and an oily variety works particularly well.
Tools
Food processor
Stirring Tool, Blender, Colander and Sieve - Mini Chopper/Mill Attachment AT320A
Ingredients
Fish 1kg
Onion 200g
Leek 100g
Fennel 100g
Celery 100g
Red pepper 1
Cloves garlic 2
Oil 30ml (2 tbsp)
Tomato passata 300ml
Tomato purée 10ml (2 tsp)
Fish stock or water 1 litre
Bay leaf 1
Thyme 5ml (1 tsp)
A good pinch of saffron (bruised)
Prawns (raw and shelled) 150g
Seasoning
Extras:
Double cream
Cayenne pepper
Method
- Remove the fish skin and cut the fish into 2cm chunks. Slice all the vegetables and garlic in the Food Processor attachment using the thin slicing disc.
- Attach the Stirring Tool, set the temperature to maximum and the speed to stirring 1. Add the oil to the bowl. Add the vegetables and garlic, sauté until they are cooked (about 5-10 minutes). Add the tomato passata and tomato purée and cook through for 1 minute. Add the stock, herbs and saffron and bring to the boil. Temp MAXSpeed 1Time : 5-10 minutes
- Reduce the temperature to 90°C so it is simmering, then add the fish and cook for 10 minutes. Add the prawns and simmer for 5 minutes or until all the fish is cooked. Remove the bay leaf.
- Allow the soup to cool and then use the Blender to liquidise the soup in three batches, making sure the soup is a fine purée. To finish, pass the soup through the fine screen of the Colander & Sieve attachment. Add seasoning if necessary.
- Return the soup to the bowl and reheat – set the temperature to 80°C, attach the Stirring Tool and set the speed to stirring 3. When up to temperature, add seasoning if necessary and serve with a swirl of double cream and a pinch of cayenne pepper.
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