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Finkenwerder is part of Hamburg/Germany, famous (culinary wise) for its seafood restaurants. When I was a young cook back in the seventies, I worked part time in one of them (the name escapes me now) The restaurant was very elegant, expensive and beautiful. I remember many of the specialties we cooked there but the one outstanding dish I remember in particular was the
“Finkenwerder Meeresfruechte Suppe – Seafood Soup Finkenwerder Style”
A creamy soup made of roux, a bit of tomato paste, seafood stock, cognac and lots of cream, chock-full of mussels, shrimp, cockles( herzmuscheln) and scallops. Pure heaven in a bowl for seafood lovers, then and now 🙂
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Saute fine diced onions in butter, add flour to make a blond roux, add a bit of tomato paste, saute another minute, add fish stock and simmer for 15 minutes, add cream and cocnac, simmer another few minutes, season with sea salt and cayenne pepper, add blanched seafodd, carefully stir and remove from heat. to serve, sprinkle with fresh dill leaves
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I’m hungry again Hans. I love seafood and I love soup, so this will go down as one I have to make. Doubt I can find cockles, but the rest are available just a block away, waiting for me to come and get them.
By the way, I’ve nominated you for two awards at http://kyangel.com One is the “Inner Peace” award, and the other is the “Community of Bloggers” award. You don’t have to accept them, but I wanted you to know how much I love you sharing your recipes and knowledge for those of us who love German food.
Angie
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Hans, you really did it this time, I may have some trouble pronouncing the name, but no trouble making and enjoying this scrumptious dish.
Buen provecho!!!
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Buen Provecho, Marlene
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Another sumptuous recipe Hans, thank you. I was looking for you to post something for Grundonnerstag today though. Always enjoy your posts!
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Thank’s Karla.
I totally forgot about Gruendonnerstag 🙂
Frohe ostern
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