Where to find fish stock?
And, please, don't just say 'Chinatown' . :-( I went on Spadina today and check out two grocery stores - both north of Dundas. One on the west side, where you go downstairs (something with 'Orient'?) and the other one on the east side, with the big red sign. I could not find any fish stock. Maybe I did not know where to look. Unfortunately, the help wasn't too helpful because of the language barrier. I found the chicken broth cans, though. :-)
So it would be great if you could give me an idea of a brand (ideally, without preservatives; I don't suppose there is an organic version, is there?) or a certain store that carries the product.
Thanks.
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I buy frozen fish stock produced by a company called Soup's On. No salt, no preservatives. I've purchased it at Bruno's, Summerhill Market and the Valu-Mart in the Beach. I'm sure it's widely available. You can find locations on their website -
http://www.stocksandsoups.com/en/inde...›5 Replies-
re: JamieK
It is hard to keep, so frozen is the usual store option.
But it is very easy to make, and any standard book like Joy of Cooking, or Peterson will guide you. The ingredients are cheap, and they will come together in .5 hr simmering. Making your own is probably th only way to get organic fish stock.
Canned clam juice is another option, but not as good. -
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