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An audio pronunciation would be nice for this tricky word, bearing in mind that Americans seem to pronounce it in a more Anglified way than the British (perhaps because the British are closer to France). 86.150.130.1216:36, 3 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]
I may need putting right but I have never heard of salt cod being the 'classic' fish for Bouillabaisse, I have never heard of it being included at all. In fact, the only fish everyone can seem to agree on is the Rascasse.
Also, aioli is a type of garlic mayonnaise, rouillle is a chilli condiment which can be thickened with bread or an egg/oil emulsion but is never identified as a type of aioli. They are separate condiments.