The Ultimate Sea Food Soup

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  • on December 09, 2011

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    I watched Tyler make this soup several times, I finally made it myself, it was good, it was really good, really really good, was it expensive? everything is expensive.

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  • on May 14, 2009

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    This is very close to a classic bouillabaisse (see Julia Child's Mastering The Art, but some good, obtainable choices have been made for you, and if you buy all that good stuff, the dish will be good!
    People are saying it's too expensive, but it's a great deal cheaper than getting bouillabaisse at a first rate restaurant. I get my fish at an Asian market, trying to hit the day they receive it. It's almost half the price of anywhere else in town. Also, you can cut the cost: use deep frozen lobster tails and buy them on special: they keep a long time as they are frozen in water. Instead of lobster claws you could use some other shell fish, maybe a crab claw or two bought frozen on sale. For the black sea bass find the cheapest non-oily fish in the market - it could be the sea bass, if it's on sale. You could skip the lobster completely and use a few big prawns or shrimp or even frozen scallops. You will still have a very good soup, and you won't break the bank.
    While you are doing all this work, you might as well make your own rouille and skip any store-bought mayonnaise - you don't want any factory flavors in there!
    This is very do-able if you avoid the high end fishmongers or supermarkets. Tyler Florence has done a good job of making this dish accessible for most of us if we plan ahead and use our freezer space.

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  • on April 30, 2009

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    Haven't tried this recipe, but people the name of the show is Tyler's ULTIMATE!!! Not tyler's Budget Quick meals. LOL. I had something simmilar, made by a friend who is a chef in Texas and if this recipe tastes anything like that it must be the best thing EVa.

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  • on May 26, 2007

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    The soup was tasty, creative, and confident!!!! My family loved it...

    Edie

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  • on February 06, 2006

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    I made this recipe last Valentine's Day for my wife and I. It is pricey, but absolutely succulent. The recipe turned out looking just as good as it looked on Tyler's show, and tasted even better!

    Save it for a special occasion. It's worth the price and effort.

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  • on January 27, 2006

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    Wow....this dish is pricey! You could go out for a good lobster dinner for what it cost. I love you, Tyler, but the average household's budget would be gone making this one meal. I'd like to see you make more down to earth dishes at affordable prices that aren't going to take a lot of time.

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  • on January 03, 2006

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    We served this soup to my husband's boss and his wife. Let's put it this way. My hubby got his raise. : It is truly wonderful.

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  • on March 09, 2005

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    We cut the recipe in half and it still cost more than $50 to purchase the seafood. We could have had a market priced dinner for what it cost. Plus it just didn't turn out like it did on the show.

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  • on July 15, 2004

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    very tastety

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