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Cioppino Seafood Stew With Gremolata Toasts

4.7

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Bowl of cioppino with mussels clams halibut and other seafood in tomato broth.
Cioppino Seafood Stew with Gremolata ToastsCharles Masters, food styling by Sue Li

Feel free to experiment with your favorite seafood in this classic San Franciscan fisherman's stew. And don't forget to use the toasts slathered with zippy gremolata butter to soak up the flavorful broth. Bonus: Cioppino is great for entertaining since you can make the base a day in advance.

Cooks' Note

Soup base can be made to the point just before adding clams and refrigerated overnight if desired. To serve, reheat the base and add the seafood in the order described above.

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