How to Make Chicken Bouillabaisse



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  1. Or buy all already cut 😏I don’t like fennel 😏can I use onion?and instead of potatoes cauliflower ? I guess it would be totally different recipe 😏
    We Persian ground our saffron and slack it in Tbs water to get the color out ! We been doing this for centuries and Persian have the best and the most expensive saffron in the world 🤷🏼‍♀️you can ask anybody Asian 🤔

  2. This recipe turned out very good. The chicken was crisp and juicy, the sauce has pretty nice flavor (though I was expecting something more bold). The rouille was rich and delicious (I made mine with these substitutes: turmeric, vinegar, and mayo).

  3. Bouillbaisse is a classic French seafood soup, actually good enough to be a main course. Look forward to you girls making chicken soup with fish or clam chowder with pork. American cooks are more amusing than most comedy shows.

  4. Noting the oyster is a gimmick. Its starting the obvious. It's like saying hey someplace on this animal is slightly better than the rest and its half a bite. It is an extreme exaggeration. You can get chicken tenders at your super market. You can't really get chicken oysters because it's just nonsense.

  5. Great upload!
    One issue, and it is OBVIOUSLY about personal preference, why oh why must everything contain OLIVE OIL?!?!?
    Contrary to popular opinion this oil is NOT so healthy once a critical temperature have been reached and that is actually quite low considering searing and grilling temps.
    Why not RiceBran oil, or Ghee, or SunFlower oil for a complexity of flavor?
    Save the olive oil for the table and salad dressings.
    Jesus.

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