Cioppino
Show: Everyday Italian
Episode: Tree Trimming Party
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By bvaughan1944_10...
montgomery, TX
on September 24, 2010
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I fixed this last night and it was wonderful. I used only shrimp and halibut and added a little cassis for added flavor. I will definitely fixed this again.
By mkc451_9321430
Richland, MI
on August 20, 2010
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Great base to play with. Tried to mostly follow the recipe but sub'd in what I had. I tossed in some leftover fried sweet corn and used canned clams and frozen muscles, scallops, shrimp and frozen halibut. Used homemade chicken stock, a beer also instead of wine, but garden fresh onions, tomatoes, peppers and fennel. It's Michigan, not to many oceans around but plenty of garden goods in the summer. Had a fresh loaf of Cibata that I baked that afternoon. Not to sure it get's much better.
By novachic
Palm Bay, FL
on July 15, 2010
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A couple of suggestions: Add 1/4 cup of anise liqueur (Anisette, is the least expensive. Add wine and liqueur first, before stock and tomatoes. Bring to simmer for 10 minutes to burn off the alcohol. Then add stock, clam juice and tomatoes (I used a jar of marinara sauce. Many recipes online but this one is the best base.
By luv852
Brooklyn, 72
on May 14, 2010
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This recipe is great!!!! My friend went back for thirds and he usually doesn't like to eat mussels. I used salmon and the base complimented the salmon perfectly. Served it with rosemary & olive oil bread and it was SOOO good.
By norabuhr_12865950
Fresno, 43
on May 13, 2010
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This was my first try at making cioppino and it was fabulous. Enjoyed by all in my household. I did end up substituting chicken stock for the fish stock and it turned out just fine. Will definitely double the recipe next time to ensure plenty of second helpings and leftovers for the next day! Would recommend serving with some bread as you will want to enjoy every last bit of the broth.
By balleninc_11887802
Orange Park, FL
on March 16, 2010
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This recipe was fantastic, my family loved it. I found seafood stock, believe it or not at walmart. Its by kitchen basics' in the soup isle.
By FoodNetwork Cul...
Chicago, 52
on February 27, 2010
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This was a great meal - my wife thought it was very special. I added a chopped red bell pepper when cooking the onions and some oregano to give it a bit more Italian flare.
By carol_alonso_10...
Weston, FL
on February 20, 2010
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This flavors in this dish were spectacular. The combination of fennel, shallots and onions gives a delicate balance to the tomatoes and broth. I didn't have fish stock so I substituted with shrimp stock. My husband was working late, so I prepared the dish up to the 30 minute simmer of all the ingredients without the seafood or fish. I finished it when he was on his way home, so that it would be ready when he walked in the door. You can definitely do the same when you have company over. I served it with toasted bread to dunk in the marvelous broth! This recipe is a keeper. Thank you Giada.
By lonelywillow_12...
Edwardsburg, 62
on February 07, 2010
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My family loved this, even my little kids. I could not find fish stock nor did I have the time to make it so I substituted vegi broth instead. Turned out great!
By edythe_12630910
Annapolis, 60
on February 06, 2010
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This dish has been added to our family holiday meals! The recipe makes a heartwarming dish as it is but also lends itself very well to making taste preference adjustments, such as spice, flavoring, fish or shellfish. For once the table was silent except for the "Mmmm", "Oh Wow", and "Fanstastic" murmurs, and the slurping! Thanks Giada!