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Corniche road, has tanks in the rocks on the beach, in which is kept a supply of live fish to make the Provence dish called Bouillabaisse, a kind of fish soup, which, like most national dishes -- plum-pudding, puchero, haggis, etc. -- admits of considerable latitude in the preparation.
The South of France—East Half C. B. Black
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I don't wish to disparage the Bouillabaisse, which is
From a Cornish Window A New Edition Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch 1903
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AND - Referring to the wonderful savoury pies of Britain as 'pot pies' is as outrageous as referring to 'Bouillabaisse' as a mere 'fish soup'.
NOW Magazine 2009
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*funny sidenote--the spell checker is saying I spelled that wrong which I'm sure I did and offering "Bouillabaisse" as an alternative!
Miscellaneous Musings Holly 2007
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But thankfully for us the Oyster Bar has a (somewhat off menu) Bouillabaisse Sandwich.
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The Bouillabaisse Sandwich was the most controversial lunch item we tried.
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Try the Aruba Bouillabaisse, or the traditional appetizer Keshi Yena minced tenderloin and chunks of chicken stewed with prunes, gold raisins, olives and cashews.
Dwight Brown: Aruba: The Beach Is Just the Beginning... Dwight Brown 2011
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I was drawn to a recipe entitled "California Bouillabaisse."
The Catchiest Fish Stew Gail Monaghan 2011
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Bouillabaisse is the traditional Provençal fish soup originated in the port city of Marseille.
Jay Weston: Authentic Bouillabaisse on Bastille Day at South Coast Plaza Jay Weston 2011
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Bouillabaisse is the traditional Provençal fish soup originated in the port city of Marseille.
Jay Weston: Authentic Bouillabaisse on Bastille Day at South Coast Plaza Jay Weston 2011
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