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Classic Spanish Seafood Stew | A Timeless Recipe from Barcelona Spain



EPISODE 622 – How to Make a Classic Spanish Seafood Stew | Zarzuela de Pescado y Mariscos Recipe

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Classic Spanish Seafood Stew | A Timeless Recipe from Barcelona Spain

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48 Comments

  1. Those looked like cooked shrimp as raw is usually a light grey color- at least here in the US. Same thing with your other recipes when you refer to them as cooked shrimp. Still, its a good fast food recipes when I get home and I am craving for seafood.

  2. Wonderful. I prepared this to acclaim. Tasty, spicy and flavorful…It was easy…Thank you so much. I can see where, depending on one's ethnic background (Iberian, Caribbean, Asian), one can also add one's own little modifications…Salud

  3. This looks delicious and is bound to end up in my recipe book. My in laws were from Salamanca area ( Ciudad Rodrigo ) but lived in South Africa many years where i met my beautiful wife and now are married 47 years. I’m South African but have been living in Spain 20 odd years and am now nationalized Spanish. We live in San Javier a town in Murcia and i love all types of Spanish food which my mother in law taught me to cook. I will also shortly be delving into other cook sites of yours to search for other great Spanish recipes.👍👍

  4. Many years ago I visited a good friend who was living in St Carlos De La Rapita in Catalunya. We had a wonderful seafood stew at a floating restaurant in the bay. The stew had a thin almost clear fish stock. It consisted mainly of large chunks of white fish, squid, clams, prawns, mussels, large cut yellow potatoes were the only veg. It was served with a very strong alioli, which was spooned in to the stew and stirred after it was plated up. Tasted marvellous………… been searching for the recipe in vain!

  5. I made this tonight for dinner. All I can say is WOW! It came out great, my wife could hardly wait to go get seconds. I didn't have white wine so I used a 1/2 cup addition fish stock (which I didn't have either so I used the shrimp skins and sacrificed a bit of cod to make my own). I also used manilla clams instead of mussels. The only downside is the mess I created making this (and that my pan was really full at the end – should've used my 4 quart stock pot) Thanks immensely for this great recipe. I'm sure I'll be making this again. What wonderful flavors!

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