Cacciucco

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Cacciucco

Cacciucco is an Italian fish soup .

It comes from the Tuscan city ​​of Livorno and is made from various fish or fish scraps, crabs and mollusks (traditionally at least five, since the name contains five "C"). Normally it contains mussels , octopus , cuttlefish , mantis shrimp , dogfish , gurnard and scorpion fish . The fish are cooked in a fish broth enriched with a lot of tomatoes and served on roasted slices of white bread soaked with the broth . You can also drink white wine or a young red wine .

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Erhard Gorys : dtv kitchen lexicon. dtv, Munich 1975, ISBN 3-8063-1093-9 , p. 83
  2. Elena Kostioukovitch: Italia! The Italians and their passion for food; a journey from the Alps to Sicily and Sardinia. S. Fischer, Frankfurt am Main 2015, ISBN 978-3-10-002414-5 , p. 291, limited preview in the Google book search