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Get the most out of fish by using every piece of it. Once you've enjoyed a grilled, broiled or roasted white fish such as cod, make use of the leftover bones, skin and head (best part for stocks.) With the traditional trinity of carrots, onions and celery, and basic seasonings, the fish leftovers will combine to make a delicious stock to use in Sopa Mariscada.
Manrique Alvarenga brought his culinary skills from El Salvador to ZaZa Restaurant & Nitery in Saugus, MA. His inspiration early on was his mother's cooking. Although not welcome in her kitchen (with a family of 6 she probably found it easier to work alone!), he eventually found his way into professional restaurants. He started in pastry but as head chef at ZaZa, the savory meals are where he shines.
Get the most out of fish by using every piece of it. Once you've enjoyed a grilled, broiled or roasted white fish such as cod, make use of the leftover bones, skin and head (best part for stocks.) With the traditional trinity of carrots, onions and celery, and basic seasonings, the fish leftovers will combine to make a delicious stock to use in Sopa Mariscada.
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