Fish soup

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Fish soup

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I know people are managing to eat mild white fish. What about salmon? I have a freezer full of wild salmon, bought during the season and frozen for the winter.

Also, I LOVE fish soups made with a variety of sea foods. Has anyone had problems with shrimp, scallops, etc.
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Hi Lesley,

With all of my numerous sensitivities, I have been able to tolerate any and all seafood, including shellfish and salmon. Thank goodness, since I live in the Chesapeake Bay region. Seafood was my only MRT category that showed no sensitivities. Please feel free to share your fish soup recipes.

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OK, I am going to try it! Thanks for answering me!
Living where you live and having to give up seafood would be adding insult to injury indeed.

The bouillabaisse I love has tomatoes in it, so I will adapt it without tomatoes and let you know.
Next time I am at WF I will buy some fish bones, heads etc, and a bunch of fist to make it. I get it right I will let you know.

I LOVE seafood, so that will make up for a few of the foods I have to give up.
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