This delicious one pot fish stew (or fish soup) is so easy to make & tastes delicious, it's based on a recipe we used to teach at Jamie's Ministry Of Food. You can use most fish & shell fish for this recipe but steer clear of strong oily fish such as mackerel in this dish.
Inspired by a traditional Greek dish Kakavia..
The stew will also freeze, so any left overs get them in containers & freeze for up to a month. Chapters & Ingredients below.
Intro: 0:01 - 0:18
Veg Prep: 0:19 - 1:12
Fish Prep: 1:13 - 1:21
Cooking The Veg: 1:22 - 2:28
Adding The Fish 2:29 - 3:16
Finishing The Dish 3:17 - 3:34
Outro: 3:35 - 3:50
Ingredients List:
Fish:
400g white fish (coley, haddock, or cod work well)
200g Prawns (deveined)
200g clams (washed)
Veg:
1 x stick celery (washed & roughly chopped)
1 x large onion (washed & roughly chopped)
3 medium potatoes (peeled & roughly chopped)
3 x tomatoes (washed & roughly chopped)
700ml veg stock (organic if possible)
2 bay leaves
1 handful flat leaf parsley (washed & roughly chopped)
1 handful fresh dill (washed & roughly chopped)
1 lemon (juice)
salt & pepper
olive oil
To Serve:
Crusty bread
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Love guys like you who keep it simple and do not bore us to death with lengthy comments
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This dish is a jubilation of culinary finesse. Happiness on a plate!
This is a Greek fish stew, an amazing dish Greek families have once a week, called psarosoupa (fish soup). Kakavia is the boat version of this soup made with seawater and whatever fish is fished and vegetables that can be preserved on the boat for some time.
Hi there, it's the boat version we used to teach. This is just a version of it. Thanks for the info though, its great to share ideas, tips & origins. Much appreciated.
Thank you for a simple dish!
Did you enjoy it?
Very well cooked Chef as I a Greek ❤👍🇬🇷
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Brilliant
The point of this plate was that it could be cooked with the minimum ingredients inside the boat during fishing. Thats why mostly was made of sea water, fish, olive oil, onions, potatoes and lemons(often instead of lemons the used a very sour powder-citric acid- that tastes similar to lemon). Ingridients that can be perserved for long period on a fishing boat. All the rest are extras that people use to put at home cooking to spice up the recipe.
Hey, thanks for the extra info.. it’s a great dish..
Thanks Gianni for providing that tip !!! Only a true Greek would have known that 🇬🇷😄
I love it thanks ❤👍🇬🇷
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nice one chef. going to try this at the weekend.
Thx. Let me know how you get on..
Looks great!
Hi Jimmy, many thanks for the comment. I’ll check out your cooking to.
Very nice and simple ❤
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I'm drooling ...
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Thanks mate brilliant easy as thanks, are you a Geordie?
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That background music is so loud in spots, it's kind of annoying and is really quite unnecessary. With that said, I tried this recipe and it is delicious! Thank you!
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Who told you what this kind of stew the Greeks call it kakaia?
My Greek family.. its Kakavia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakavia_(soup)
Did you pick up the celery from the trash section of the supermarket? 😂
No I used perfectly good to use celery as I don’t believe in food waste! Yes it’s a bit limp but that lends to its beauty in the dish. Thx though for your concern 😉
Wow didnt realise the ancient greeks had access to tomatoes and potatoes!!
O yes!!! & the internet…. 🛜
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