Fishsoup

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Fish soup with cod

Fish soups are made from fish and / or seafood as a flavor-determining ingredient. They can be clear or bound, with or without inserts . Most fish soups are made from saltwater fish - well-known recipes therefore come mainly from coastal regions, especially the Mediterranean .

variants

Depending on the region, there are different types of preparation:

Fish soups are sometimes also offered by retailers as ready-made products, especially as long-term canned products and rarely as frozen products . Thus, in the upscale food retailers and especially in fish shops and delis , among other lobster - and so-called cancer and crab soups and game fish soup and bouillabaisse found -Fertigprodukte as a full-canned. In terms of type and production, they correspond to ready-to-cook soups with meat and / or vegetables, with production being concentrated on a few and in some cases long -established fish product and delicatessen manufacturers such as Gosch / Sylt , Jensen's , Paul Langbein or Lacroix .

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Franz Maier-Bruck : Classic Austrian cuisine , Seehamer Verlag GmbH, Weyarn, 2003, p. 110
  2. Das Kronen-Zeitung-Kochbuch , Vienna undated [1960s], production: Carl Ueberreuter and Thomas F. Salzer , page 14
  3. KE Krüger: Fish → Section 4.11: Ready-to-fish dishes, fish starters, fish soups. In: Rudolf Heiss (ed.): Food technology. Biotechnological, chemical, mechanical and thermal processes in food processing. 6th, completely revised and expanded edition. Springer-Verlag, Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-540-00476-9 , p. 79.