Serving 4
Ingredients:
1 Codfish
2 medium Red Mullets
8 small Red Mullets
2 handfuls of small Italian Clams
1 big cup of red cherry tomatoes
4 Galric Cloves
1 Bunch of fresh parsley
1 Small glass of dry white wine
Unrefined grey sea salt to taste
1 piece of red hot chili
10 Tbs Extra virgin olive oil
Pepper to taste
1/2 carrot
1/2 small onion
1/2 celery rib
2 cups of water
1) Prepare the fish broth: wash and clean the fish, entrails should be removed.
Cut the head and the bones of the Codfish and Mullets (see photos)
Cut the fish in pieces and set apart. Use the head and the bones to prepare the fish broth.
Pour 3 olive oil Tbs in a pan, add the finely cut carrot, celery and onion, let it fry few seconds. Add the fish bones and half galss of wine. when the wine evaporates add 1 cup of water, cover and let it cook. When boiling add another cup of water and salt to taste. Cover and cook for 15 to 20 minutes.
After 20 minutes, take off the fire and filter the broth. Take off the fish bones.
Keep the fish broth aside.
2) Precook the clams. Drain the clams. Add 2 Tbs of olive oil in a small pan, one finely cut garlic clove and few small pieces of hot chili. When frying add the clams and the left white wine. Cover and let it cook. After few minutes add 1 Tbs of finely cut parsley. Cover and cook till all the clams are opened. Set aside
3) Prepare the Fish "Brodetto"
Finely chop garlic, chili, parsley and cut the cherry tomatoes in small cubes.
Pour 4 Tbs of olive oil in a large pan, add 3 finely cut garlic and red chili.
Add the tomatoes. Add salt mix and cook for few minutes.
Cook till well melted, add pepper to taste.
Add the fish and the parsley. Bring to a boil.
When almost boiling add the fish broth, one ladle at the time. Untill all the broth is melted with the rest.
When the fish is almost cooked add the clams together with their cooking water. Mix carefully, try not to break the fish. Cook few additional minutes. Add some more parsley. Your Fish "Brodetto" is ready!
Serve it with 2 slides of toasted Italian bread and few drops of olive oil. Buon appetito!
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