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Several kinds of seafood simmered with saffron — the famous fish soup of Marseille.
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Bouillabaisse began with fishermen in the Mediterranean port of Marseille simmering unsold rockfish in a big pot. Several kinds of fish and shellfish are cooked in a broth scented with saffron and orange peel, and it's traditionally eaten with bread spread with rouille, a garlicky sauce. Today it's known as a luxury dish, but it was born of fishermen's thrift.
Sauté onion, fennel, and garlic in olive oil.
Add tomato, saffron, orange peel, and water and bring to a boil.
Add the bonier fish first and simmer about 20 minutes to make the broth.
Add the remaining seafood and cook through.
Serve the broth and seafood separately with baguette.