Mediterranean Seafood Soup

Name: Mediterranean Seafood Soup
Prep time: 30 min
Cook time: 40 min
Yield: 5
Cuisine: Fish and Seafood soup recipes
Ingredients: Salmon fillet; Fresh squid; Canned tomatoes in their juice; Frozen or fresh mussels; Frozen shrimp; Celery; Fresh tomato; Basil; Salt; Black ground pepper; Mixture of Italian herbs; Water; Olive oil; Onion

Recipe from Stacy Oden

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Cooking time: 40 min

Servings 5

Are you tired of the usual soups for lunch? Add an Italian touch to your life - cook an unusually tasty and rich tomato soup with seafood. A true Mediterranean delicacy for your whole family.

Salmon fillet

2 pcs.
Fresh squid

4,4 oz.
Canned tomatoes in their juice

12 oz.
Frozen or fresh mussels

4,4 oz.
Frozen shrimp

4,4 oz
Celery

1 stalk
Fresh tomato

1 piece
Basil

2 sprigs
Salt

to taste
Black ground pepper

1 pinch (or to taste)
Mixture of Italian herbs

2 tsp. (or to taste)
Water

35 fl.oz.
Olive oil

2 tbsp.
Onion

1 piece

Calories

380 kcal
Protein

41 g
Fat

15 g
Carbohydrates

22 g

To begin with, remove the skin from the salmon and slice it, separate the fillet and extract the backbone. With the tail and ridge of the salmon, prepare the broth - add them to a pot filled with water and cook for 15-20 minutes over medium heat.
Peel the onion and cut it into half rings, saute it in olive oil until transparent.
With a blender, mix washed and diced celery, fried onions, tomatoes in their own juice, basil, salt, pepper, a mixture of herbs, and a fresh tomato.
Add shrimp and mussels to the pan, fry for a bit in a small amount of olive oil. Ideally, mussels should be fresh and kept in their shells, but frozen and without shells will do as well.
Cut the fish fillet into small pieces. Peel, wash and remove the film from the squid. Cut the squid into thin rings.
It is better to strain the fish broth in case there are some bones floating, and add mashed potatoes from the blender, the cut fish fillet and squid, mixing gently. Let it boil for a couple of minutes and add the rest of the seafood. Shrimp and mussels can be added right before serving. Decorate with herbs and serve.