What are we cooking?
- Eggs
- Pasta
- Cereals
- A fish
- Meat
- Vegetables
- Seafood
- Mushrooms
- Something else :)
- Porridge
- Soups
- Borscht
- Cabbage soup
- Chicken
- Ear
- Mushroom
- Solyanka
- Green borsch
- Kharcho
- Turnip
- Kulesh
- Shurpa
- Egg soup
- Cheese
- Millet
- Khash
- Herring soup
- Broccoli soup
- Bozbash
- Miso soup
- Buckwheat soup
- Rassolnik
- Rice soup
- Pea puree soup
- Okroshka
- Lentil soup
- Pumpkin soup
- Onion soup
- Chill
- Shulum
- Tom Yam
- Gumbo
- Canned Bean Soup
- Nettle soup
- Minestrone
- Mushroom hodgepodge
- Eintopf
- Tomato soup
- Celery soup
- Botvinha
- Chikhirtma
- Saury soup
- Mashhurda
- Bouillabaisse
- Rhubarb soup
- Dhal
- Canned salmon soup
- Carrot soup
- Lemon soup
- Oxtail soup
- Wild garlic soup
- Vichisoise
- Chorba
- Avgolemono
- Chowder
- Campbell Soups
- Tom Kha Kung
- Tom Kha Kai
- Mussel soup
- Khau tom
- Achiaco
- Ollada
- Fabada
- Shiruko
- Puchero
- Dovga
- Kosido
- Zoni
- Pozole
- Kalya
- Alletta
- Aquacotta
- Tyankonabe
- Noodle soup
- Pea soup
- Barley soup
- Buru-buru
- Straciatella
- Asparagus soup
- Danhuatan soup
- Cullen skin
- Bergen soup
- Fanesque soup
- Buridd soup
- Norwegian fish soup
- Caldu Verde soup
- Chupe soup
- Callalu soup
- Casuela soup
- Choppino soup
- Kok-a-liki soup
- Kalbithan soup
- Kamjakhtan
- Ginestrata
- Lohikeito
- Pancake soup
- Peanut soup
- Pho soup
- Yurma
- Menudo
- Mulligatoni
- Naengmyeon soup
- Bread soup
- Sopa de gato
- Ramen
- Feijoada
- Shark fin soup
- Cherry soup
- Races
- Soto soup
- Cacciucco
- Pork blood soup
- Kakavya
- Tteokguk soup
- Zhur soup
- Chavan mushi
- Shrimp soup
- Kimchi
- Pavese
- Petey
- Sausage soup
- Processed cheese soup
- Salmorejo
- Yoghurt soup
- Khashlama
- Pollock ear
- Milk soup
- Apple soup
- Soyutma
- Flask
- Butter soup
- Soup with zucchini and chicken
- Zucchini and cabbage soup
- Bean puree soup
- Sauerkraut cabbage soup
- Soup
- Barley-mushroom soup
- Lenten borsch
- Beverages
- desserts
- Sausages
- Blanks
How much to cook cocoa?

How to cook cocoa
Products
Sea bass (or any other not large sea fish) - 1 kilogram
Potatoes - 3 large tubers
Onion - 2 large heads
Lemon juice - juice made from half a citrus
Olive oil - 0.5 cups
Water - 5 glasses
Pepper - on the tip of a teaspoon
Salt -1 teaspoon
How to cook cocoa
1. 1 kg of sea bass clean, gut, trim off the fins and rinse with cold water.
2. Cut the fish into 6 pieces.
3. Wash the potatoes, peel them and cut them into 4 elongated slices.
4. Peel 2 onions and chop finely.
5. Use a juicer to extract juice from half a lemon.
6. Pour olive oil into a deep saucepan, heat over medium heat and add chopped onion.
7. Fry onions until golden brown for 3 minutes.
8. Add chopped potatoes to the onion in a saucepan, stir and fry for 10 minutes over medium heat without a lid.
9. Add pieces of fish to the dish, stir and fry for another 5 minutes.
10. Pour 5 glasses of water into a saucepan for fish and vegetables, add pepper and 1 teaspoon of salt, mix.
11. Increase heat and cook for 25 minutes; every 5 minutes, the foam should be removed from the cocoa.
12. After the lapse of time, remove the saucepan with the soup from the stove, pour in the lemon juice, stir and cover; insist 15 minutes.
13. Before serving cocoa with a slotted spoon, catch fish pieces, potatoes, place in a plate and serve separately from the broth.
Fusofacts
- Kakavya is a Cretan fish dish. There is no tradition of making soups in Crete, except for the fish dish kakavya, which is cooked from small sea fish immediately after it is caught. Fishermen cook it right on the fishing boat.- When serving cocoa in a separate plate, spread the fish, potatoes, after catching them from the broth with a slotted spoon. The broth is filtered into another dish. Serve cocoa with a spoon for broth and a fork for the grounds.
- For cooking kakavya soup, small sea fish are used: sea bass, flounder, mullet, katran.
- You can add cream and butter to the cocoa - this will make the dish much more satisfying.
- In addition, other seafood can be added to the cocoa: mussels, squid, crabs and octopuses.
Last update Author / Editor - Lydia Ivanova