How to prepare Classic Seafood Soup _ Recipe

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I'm excited to be here today at the house of sausage, where we're going to cook up some delicious seafood soup. As you can see, I've got my barbecue shoes on, and I'm ready to get started. We're using cold water lobster tails as our main ingredient, along with some de-veined shrimp, sea scallop, haddock, and cod fish. Feel free to use your favorite fish for this recipe, whatever suits your taste.

We'll also be using fishstock, garlic, tomatoes, poblanopeppers, onion, cilantro, lime, hot sauce (optional), and seasoning. I want to emphasize the importance of using a good quality seafood stock, as it's essential to the flavor of our soup. Now that we have all our ingredients ready, let's move on to preparing them for cooking.

First, we need to slice the poblano pepper thinly and add it to the stock pot. This will give our soup a mild chili pepper flavor. Next, we'll chop up some onion and garlic, making sure to remove any shell or skin from the seafood ingredients. Don't forget to de-vein the shrimp for a more authentic experience. Now that our ingredients are ready, let's move on to cooking our soup.

In a large pot, heat up some extra virgin olive oil over medium heat. Add in the chopped onion and garlic and cook until they're translucent, not too much. This will add depth to our soup without overpowering it. Now, pour in 1.5 gallons of seafood stock and let it simmer for about 15-20 minutes. Break down any chunks with a potato masher or a spoon to achieve the desired consistency.

Now that our soup is almost ready, let's season it up. Add some salt, pepper, and S.P.G. (salt, pepper, garlic powder) to taste. If you prefer a stronger flavor, feel free to add more seasoning or hot sauce. Finally, squeeze in some fresh lime juice for an extra burst of citrus flavor.

Now that our soup is almost complete, let's add the seafood ingredients. Remember, this is a delicate process, so we need to be gentle when adding the lobster, shrimp, scallop, and cod fish. This will ensure that they cook evenly and retain their moisture. Bring the temperature up in the pot again and season with any remaining seasoning or hot sauce.

The final result is nothing short of amazing. Our seafood soup has turned out rich, flavorful, and full of texture from the variety of ingredients we used. Feel free to serve it with oyster crackers for an authentic experience. And if you're feeling adventurous, add a drop or two of habanero chipotle sauce for an extra kick.

As I always say, "Lord have mercy!" Our seafood soup is a true delight, and I'm thrilled to share this recipe with all of you. Thanks for joining me at the house of sausage today!