cioppino

• “But the local guys pack them in, too, including St. John, whose menu on Sunday includes a seafood stew called cioppino, and "the ultimate tailgating food: sweet potato brownies," he said.”

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• “It turns out "cioppino" is a Genoese term for "fish stew" and the dish, no doubt, originated with Italian fishermen.”

  Raspberry Shortcake

• “For lighter tastes, Avalon also delivers well on seafood, including a tasty bowl of well-cooked "cioppino" in saffron broth, and crisply seared organic salmon ringed by eggplant caponata kissed with the balsamic-like sweet tang of saba.”

  Phillies Zone

• “I tried the sourdough bread with a seafood called cioppino, a tomato-based seafood.”

  Monday Bread

• “Her food may not have always been the most exotic, but she can throw down a mean pan of enchiladas and a lovely cioppino.”

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• “In addition to lasagna Bolognese, minestrone, vitello tonnato, insalata Caprese and a plethora of gelato flavors, Italy has given us cioppino.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Catchiest Fish Stew

• “Legend has a dockhand making the rounds of the moored fishing boats and crying out, "Chip in, chip in"—which in a heavy Italian accent became "cioppino"—while gathering the makings of the common daily meal.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Catchiest Fish Stew

• “Alternatively, place a piece of toast spread with garlic mayonnaise in the bottom of each bowl before adding the cioppino.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Catchiest Fish Stew

• “I'd always imagined an absolute, almost mystical connection between cioppino and Fisherman's Wharf, so it had never occurred to me to make the dish at home.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Catchiest Fish Stew

• “Though doctored up a bit with baby coho salmon, fresh fennel, basil and brandy, it seemed intimately related to cioppino.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Catchiest Fish Stew

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