"What is the main ingredient of the French soup, ""Bouillabaisse""?"
Bouillabaisse suggests, the fish and broth are brought to the table separately and served together in large soup plates. Recipes for bouillabaisse vary from family to family in Marseille, and local restaurants dispute which versions are the most authentic. In some restaurants which cater to foreign tourists, the dish called bouillabaisse has little in common with the original dish except the name. In Marseille, bouillabaisse is rarely made for fewer than five people. An authentic Marseille bouillabaisse must include "rascasse" ("Scorpaena scrofa"), a bony rockfish which lives in the calanque and reefs close to shore. It usually also has "congre" (eng:
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