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How to Break Potatoes
Breaking potatoes is a simple method of slicing potatoes in a rough way to encourage more of the starch to be released into soups and stews. This extra starch acts as a natural thickener. It's a great method for thickening in lieu of roux-based thickeners.
A great example is Marmitako, a Basque tuna stew! Check out the recipe here:
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Jok (Thai Congee) for Breakfast in Thailand
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Jok is a Thai congee most commonly served for breakfast. It comes with poached eggs, pork meatballs, soy sauce, ginger, scallions, and cilantro. It's incredibly nourishing and delicious. It's also a great example of early-morning Thai street food. Get the exact recipe here: fearlesseating.net/thai-congee-breakfast/
How to Use Dehydrated St. Ours Clam Broth
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Dehydrated St. Ours Clam Broth is a wonderfully versatile and affordable broth to keep stocked in your kitchen at all times. It's incredibly easy to rehydrate and can be used as a base for seafood soups and stews, and to enhance dishes like sauces and risotto. Most importantly, it has a fresh, strong flavor as any real clam broth should! And it's made from clams harvested in the North Atlantic ...
Caldeirada de Peixe (Portuguese Fish Stew)
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Caldeirada de Peixe, a traditional Portuguese fish stew, is a classic fisherman's stew, made with the catch of the day, fresh vegetables, and classic Portuguese spices. There are many variations, however, made with fresh ingredients and homemade fish stock, you can't go wrong, no matter the variation! Multiple species of fish are highly recommended! Try to use some whole fish pieces, sliced int...
How to Make a Smoked Mackerel Asian Rice Bowl
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Find the full recipe (which includes the sauce) plus 2 more unique smoked mackerel recipes right here: fearlesseating.net/smoked-mackerel-recipes/ Follow Fearless Eating on Instagram: fearlesseating Follow FearlessEating on Facebook: FearlessEating Disclaimer: As an Amazon Associate I earn a small commission on any purchases through my Amazon associate links.
How to Make Poor Man’s Lobster
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Poor man's lobster is made from whitefish boiled in a sugary solution to give the meat a lobster-like taste. Monkfish is my preferred choice but any dense, meaty whitefish will do. Printed recipe and more details here: fearlesseating.net/poor-mans-lobster-recipe Find New England Soups from the Sea here: fearlesseating.net/new-england-soups-from-the-sea/
The 6 Store-Bought Seafood Stocks and Broths: A Review from Worst to First
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There are only 6 store-bought brands of seafood stock and broth. In this video review, I rank them all from the worst brand to the best! Find the full article review here: fearlesseating.net/store-bought-seafood-stock-and-seafood-broth/ Find New England Soups from the Sea here: fearlesseating.net/new-england-soups-from-the-sea/ Find Aneto Fish Broth here: amzn.to/3E7DFcJ Follow Fearless Eating ...
Unboxing New England Soups from the Sea
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Unboxing my cookbook, New England Soups from the Sea, and seeing it in print for the first time! It includes 80 recipes for chowders, bisques, broths and stocks, stews, medleys, and boils. Also included are chapters for how and why to support small-scale fisheries, as well as 33 native New England seafood profiles. Available March 8th! Find New England Soups from the Sea here: fearlesseating.ne...
My Favorite Bone Broth for Dogs
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Following the growing trend to feed our dogs a good quality diet, many bone broth for dog products are now on the market. I've chosen to supplement Lipton's diet with Active Dawg Bone Broth. Bone broth has many health benefits for dogs which you can learn about in the links below as well as how to purchase Active Dawg Chicken Bone Broth! Check out Active Dawg Bone Broth here: fearlesseating.net...
Pumpkin Swordfish vs. Normal Swordfish
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Pumpkin swordfish is a rare delicacy that's worth seeking out if you can find it! More details including a super simple recipe here: fearlesseating.net/pumpkin-swordfish Check out The Local Catch to see if they have any pumpkin swordfish in stock: www.thelocalcatch.com/ Check out my new cookbook, New England Soups from the Sea, here: fearlesseating.net/new-england-soups-from-the-sea/
How to Make Portuguese Shrimp Mozambique
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Shrimp Mozambique is a traditional Portuguese shrimp stew/soup with spicy, garlicky, and butter flavors. Find the recipe here: fearlesseating.net/simple-shrimp-mozambique-recipe/ Find New England Soups from the Sea here: fearlesseating.net/new-england-soups-from-the-sea/ Follow Fearless Eating on Instagram: fearlesseating Follow FearlessEating on Facebook: FearlessEa...
How to Make Zuppa di Pesce (Italian Fish Soup)
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Zuppa di Pesce is a tomato-based Italian fish soup. The key is a good quality fish broth. See the links below for homemade fish broth and a good store-bought option. Find the recipe for Zuppa di Pesce here: fearlesseating.net/italian-fish-soup-zuppa-di-pesce/ Find New England Soups from the Sea here: amzn.to/3jNlIGt Find Aneto Fish Broth here: amzn.to/3aOBCfD Learn to make a homemade fish broth...
A Simple Seafood Soup Recipe
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The idea behind this video is to learn to make your own unique seafood soup recipe! Once you learn what choices are available, the possibilities to riff and improvise are endless. To see more choices, including the full recipe: fearlesseating.net/simple-seafood-soup-recipe/ Find New England Soups from the Sea here: amzn.to/3jNlIGt Follow on Instagram: fearlesseating Follow on Fac...
How to Make Clam Broth
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Clam broth is not just simple to make, but, contrary to popular belief, it's a very versatile broth with dozens of uses in soups, stews, pasta and rice dishes, and even, cocktails! Order New England Soups from the Sea here: amzn.to/3jNlIGt More info about clam broth here (including recipes, best brands, health benefits, etc.): fearlesseating.net/clam-juice-and-clam-broth/ Authentic New England ...
How to Make an Authentic New England Clam Chowder
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Learn how to make a real, authentic New England clam chowder recipe, the way old-school New Englanders used to make it! Find New England Soups from the Sea here: amzn.to/3jNlIGt Printable recipe here: fearlesseating.net/authentic-new-england-clam-chowder-recipe Follow on Instagram: fearlesseating Follow on Facebook: FearlessEating Disclaimer: As an Amazon Associate I...
How to Make a Classic New England Fish Chowder
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How to Make a Classic New England Fish Chowder
How to Make Crab Stock
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How to Make Crab Stock
How to Make Congee
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How to Make Congee
How to Make Asian Noodle Soups Without Recipes
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How to Make Asian Noodle Soups Without Recipes
Portuguese Squid Stew
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Portuguese Squid Stew
Traditional Oyster Stew: My First Taste
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Traditional Oyster Stew: My First Taste
How to Make Tom Yum Goong
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How to Make Tom Yum Goong
Watch Me Eat a Tarantula in Cambodia
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Watch Me Eat a Tarantula in Cambodia
How to Make a Gelatin-Rich Bone Broth in 30 Minutes
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How to Make a Gelatin-Rich Bone Broth in 30 Minutes
Klong Toey Market in Bangkok
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Klong Toey Market in Bangkok
Bone Broth Lessons From Asia
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Bone Broth Lessons From Asia
How to Make a Sweet Potato Coconut Curry Soup
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How to Make a Sweet Potato Coconut Curry Soup
How to Make Portuguese Kale Soup
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How to Make Portuguese Kale Soup
How to Make an Awesome Asian Beef Noodle Soup
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How to Make an Awesome Asian Beef Noodle Soup
How to Make Savory Oatmeal
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How to Make Savory Oatmeal

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  • @markszyszkiewicz
    @markszyszkiewicz 6 днів тому

    Exactly what I was looking for. I'll perhaps add some crushed fennel seed, (or Sambuca) carrot, parsley and chopped shallot.

  • @cyndidame1721
    @cyndidame1721 29 днів тому

    Just found your channel and already learned so much. I just ordered your cookbook...can't wait to try your recipes. I've always steered away from fish/seafood cooking but you make it look soooo good!

  • @thelastminmom5251
    @thelastminmom5251 Місяць тому

    I just love the thumbnail of your dog. He’s so cute. ❤

  • @Mariposamonarca24
    @Mariposamonarca24 Місяць тому

    Gracias !! Voy a preparar clamatos y voy a usar el clam broth para darle más sabor. Salud !!

  • @faithlilis
    @faithlilis 2 місяці тому

    I dont get it, then when its cold how do u eat it? Like jello with broth flavor??? Im confused but im new, i thought this was to use only powder to diy your broth, im still confused 😕

  • @jamiepittman4855
    @jamiepittman4855 3 місяці тому

    Can you use a sugar substitute?

  • @davestarr3196
    @davestarr3196 4 місяці тому

    Why wouldn't you just pour the bowl of butter onto the fish as you ate, basting the pieces? You are doing it backwards, don't just dip. You teach funny lol. Idiot.

  • @tahsha_renee
    @tahsha_renee 4 місяці тому

    Still using this to make my sauerkraut in 2024!!

  • @aha4136
    @aha4136 5 місяців тому

    Genius

  • @gtaplayer810
    @gtaplayer810 5 місяців тому

    Folks. Do not waste your time or money trying this recipe. It DOES NOT work. I just tried it, using fresh cod fillets, and followed the procedure to the T. Sure, the fish chunks float, but when you scoop them out to set aside, they break apart. Leaving you with really good tuna salad, if you seasoned it. I used butter,fresh dill,garlic powder, and smoked paprika. As soon as you try to pick up a chunk with a fork, it crumbles. It is NOTHING like lobster, in texture or flavor. After a while, you need a spoon. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it's not going to come out how you expect it to, after watching these videos. There is no substitute for real lobster. Feel free to ask any questions you may have.

  • @slyowusu99
    @slyowusu99 6 місяців тому

    Silly question but is it boiled with the lid on or off please?

  • @webbsteroni
    @webbsteroni 6 місяців тому

    Gonna give this a go!

  • @whitneymurphy307
    @whitneymurphy307 6 місяців тому

    Delicious. I just made it.

  • @kaikart123
    @kaikart123 7 місяців тому

    Protip: If you grill the crabs first, it would give more intense smoky flavor to the stock

  • @user-ji8qy3qd5r
    @user-ji8qy3qd5r 7 місяців тому

    Can I use sausage out of the casing

  • @dallaslh7047
    @dallaslh7047 8 місяців тому

    I live in Tennessee...I'm not going to get quality fresh clams here. I understand your meaning, but that is a definite no go here. I will appreciate your recipe at any rate despite the fresh clams. Quahog clams can be tough textured and rubbery if not properly prepared. Thank you for the video, I will enjoy it anyway.😊

  • @emadleiman47
    @emadleiman47 8 місяців тому

    Greetings from Westford, MA. Your tutorial is the perfect pace for me to make a proper chowder and I do love clam broth. I also use the fresh clams that Market Basket sells. Thanks so much for doing this video!

  • @VideoViperX
    @VideoViperX 8 місяців тому

    This is a serious help! 👍 I'm gonna make a 3-dish crab dinner for my family and I need to make a ramen with crab stock. Thank you so much!

  • @Drumulater1
    @Drumulater1 8 місяців тому

    Good vid. I like your style,straight forward, informative ,no waste of people's time.Ha!gonna try this and I love Monk fish anyway. Thanks

  • @frankkoller2622
    @frankkoller2622 8 місяців тому

    Thanks for the upload. You left out one very important conclusion in your video. Did the Monk fish taste like lobster. Did it?

  • @mariasakuma1107
    @mariasakuma1107 9 місяців тому

    Sounds delicious

  • @Betoven81
    @Betoven81 10 місяців тому

    Question: do you need to take out all the meat before boiling??

    • @parkerdm9636
      @parkerdm9636 4 місяці тому

      He said that he did early in the video. However, you don’t need to remove everything! With a little meat still on the results are similar

  • @BasicGestalt
    @BasicGestalt 11 місяців тому

    learn something new everyday

  • @Diesmenba
    @Diesmenba 11 місяців тому

    Delete this

  • @hotdogh2o
    @hotdogh2o Рік тому

    Do I need to soak them overnight??

    • @davidelder9597
      @davidelder9597 9 місяців тому

      I get fresh middleneck clams at a local grocer in the month of October. I usually just soak them in water for about an hour. after a half hour, I look at the water and if it looks cloudy/dirty, I'll empty the pot and soak the clams again in fresh water. But overall, I do it for about an hour.

    • @hotdogh2o
      @hotdogh2o 8 місяців тому

      @@davidelder9597 thank yuh

  • @cherylpedinoff3205
    @cherylpedinoff3205 Рік тому

    I cant eat any dairy i have no idea how to make this

  • @TVBASICINFO
    @TVBASICINFO Рік тому

    Click Bait..., bone broth takes at least 24 hours to make in order to get the gelatin.., adding powder to gelatin isn't a Eureka moment you moron.., so take your 30min gelatin both broth fantasy and shove it. Yet another scam channel..!!

  • @graphene1487
    @graphene1487 Рік тому

    feet, wings and backs make for killer soup broth.

  • @motheranddaughter6855
    @motheranddaughter6855 Рік тому

    Gotta add some kimchi!

  • @tonymengela3575
    @tonymengela3575 Рік тому

    I use oxtail, cut femur with marrow, chopped cow feet chopped pig feet and chicken feet, I soak then in clean cold water and 2 cups of apple cider vinegar.slowly bring temp up and then skim the surface and the trash is gone after that, and then I bring up the temp until I get a simmer until everything that can breaks down and man a lot does. I do use garlic cumin black seed (nigellas sativa) regular cumin, star anise 2, chopped fennel celery leaks and carrots. bay leaf, turmeric, red pepper flakes and black peppercorns. I add salt in the end to taste then this is my drink. I no longer drink sodas or drinks, just this broth but more like a gelatin that I throw into hot water. I am now full carnivore and so far dropped 60 pounds and feel so much better. still have a long way to go but its worth the time

  • @Chilax
    @Chilax Рік тому

    How about oceans halo vegan seafood broth

  • @notsurewhatscookin8691
    @notsurewhatscookin8691 Рік тому

    Nice video 👍👍

  • @001SapoBBQ
    @001SapoBBQ Рік тому

    Cheers from Texas !!! That was awesome 👍 I will try it out. Subscribed.

  • @petercoetzee3483
    @petercoetzee3483 Рік тому

    Recipe plse

  • @Aunt_Bee4738
    @Aunt_Bee4738 Рік тому

    Can you add carrots ?

  • @ethanbehnke4103
    @ethanbehnke4103 Рік тому

    I'm sorry but this guy has the personality of dry sponge

  • @taniarojo4059
    @taniarojo4059 Рік тому

    Perfect explain

  • @kimberlychako7269
    @kimberlychako7269 Рік тому

    Do we not have to clean the gunk in the fish head?

  • @ElChuntyCabra
    @ElChuntyCabra Рік тому

    You eat it cold and solidified like Jello?? GROSS!

    • @jvallas
      @jvallas Рік тому

      I don't quite know what's actually going on, but since real gelatin in bone broth is very good for you, I'm guessing powdered gelatin has the same benefits. So no, it solidifies in fridge, then you heat it up to use it or add to sauces, soups, etc. Edit: took a quick look and found this: "The protein and amino acids in gelatin can help the body build more collagen, a vital element in healthy skin. As people age, their natural collagen levels drop. This can lead to skin losing elasticity and the development of wrinkles." It went on to outline many more benefits. (The gelatin also gives your broth a nicer thicker texture.)

  • @hahawhat9969
    @hahawhat9969 Рік тому

    Thank you this would be really for my cooking class!

  • @DuckRawr
    @DuckRawr Рік тому

    Thank you for posting this! I've been wanting to make a fish stew but have been intimidated - good timing.

  • @SahanTheMighty
    @SahanTheMighty Рік тому

    Love this presentation. Would you say that the blender speed of the stomach should be at MAX speed (eg: 10) for ideal blending? Or is that too high - overproduction of acid?

  • @723skierbob
    @723skierbob Рік тому

    Thank you, but I wish you had shown the straining process.

  • @dkoo6866
    @dkoo6866 Рік тому

    Thought this was the kid from Jake and josh

  • @pamelapetti
    @pamelapetti Рік тому

    Have you heard of Better Than Bouillon Lobster Base & Fish Base?

    • @FearlesseatingNetPlus
      @FearlesseatingNetPlus Рік тому

      Hi Pamela, yes, I've seen them in stores. Unfortunately, they are full of chemical flavorings and therefore they're not real stocks or broths.

  • @R.E.HILL_
    @R.E.HILL_ Рік тому

    You didn't remove the geels, did you.. Idiot.

  • @sanamahmadi2942
    @sanamahmadi2942 Рік тому

    Hey did you heat the milk for the kefir too? Does it help the kefir get a more sour taste ? I like it sour

  • @nai1po1ish
    @nai1po1ish Рік тому

    What about the zoup seafood broth ?

    • @pluckemall
      @pluckemall Рік тому

      I've never tried it but a look at the ingredients (yeast extract, natural flavors, etc.) tells me it's another mass-product product, similar to Kitchen Basics and Imagine.

  • @noahmyhre808
    @noahmyhre808 Рік тому

    I don’t think a poor man is eating lobster 😂

    • @shanaazabrahams1319
      @shanaazabrahams1319 3 місяці тому

      I'm 65yo. I was born and bred in Cape Town South Africa. Grew up during Apartheid and ate plenty of crayfish (lobster), abelone, calamari. Also ate lots of offal including sheep brains. These were considered poor people food. Now these foods are served in high end restaurants at exorbitant prices. Crazy.

  • @deva970501
    @deva970501 Рік тому

    gross that people add stock to there dish,doesn't it stink?