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Tuscan Fish Stew – Food Wishes



Learn how to make a Tuscan Fish Stew! When you hear the word “stew” you don’t usually think of fast, easy, and light, but this Tuscan Fish Stew is all those things and more! Visit https://foodwishes.blogspot.com/2018/09/tuscan-fish-stew-just-like-i-barely.html for the ingredients, more information, and many, many more video recipes. I really hope you enjoy this easy Tuscan Fish Stew recipe!

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  1. This is the best result I have ever made!!!! I live in Los Angeles and there used to be a restaurant called killer shrimp 🍤 this reminded me of that dish they had and I’m so excited I can make something like killer shrimp cause I can’t find killer shrimp any more!!! Ooh hot damn this is good!!

  2. I thought they teach you to peel and deseed all nightshades in culinary school! I guess everyone’s learning to cook from YouTube and Facebook instead of their families and cultures these days. Don’t be surprised by the farts and various other elements of indigestion!

  3. I made this on July 4, 2021 for a party of 9. I substituted Roma's for the Cherry tomatoes, salmon for Halibut then added Squid rings for 2 minutes at the end. This is a "SUPER EASY" recipe to make and it came out really good !!!! This will be a new "go-to" recipe for seafood stew. Thank you for posting it !

  4. I made it! It was even better than I could have dreamed. Absolutely delicious and so easy to make and almost no clean-up! It had all the best things about soup and seafood. Warm, comforting, with a nice seafood taste. It seems very healthy as well. I got to use my new chinoise for the first time to make my cherry tomato puree! Fun! Amazing how it turns from that weird pink foam into a beautiful red and tasty soup. I didn't have clam juice, but "Cambell's Real Fish Stock" worked great (I didn't know if it would be any good).

  5. Chef John, I'd love to see your interpretation of Cullen Skink (if you happen to like that kind of thing). I've never tried it myself, but having come across it I thought I couldn't go wrong. It's Scottish, so I know you'll figure out what it is as you look it up. Enjoy your videos.

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