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Reviewed: jul. 1, 2009
Wicked Good!!! One of my favorites that I have tried from this website. I added a little more garlic and reduced the chicken broth before adding the tomatos. I also used a 32 oz can of tomatoes instead of 14oz and added some red pepper flakes because I like spice. made some aborio rice to go with it and it was delicious.
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Reviewed: jun. 30, 2009
This was good, but I felt it needed a little more tomato flavor. Next time we will put in crushed tomatoes instead of stewed.
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Reviewed: jun. 29, 2009
Amazing recipe; I've cooked it at several dinner parties and it was very well received by all...even my friend that hates seafood(whom I cooked chicken for instead) tried it and ended up having an entire bowl of his own! Be careful when adding all of the seafood ingredients, and follow the order that others have suggested. I added frozen cod at the end because I didn't have fresh available...highly recommended to FULLY defrost before adding at the end or else it can overcook anything else.
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Reviewed: jun. 17, 2009
This past Saturday I made this for 30 hungry kayakers on the beach in Mendocino. The results were fabulous. Simple to ramp up or down for any size group. Calvin
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Reviewed: jun. 5, 2009
Followed the other reviewers advice, and it came out incredible. Didnt use water, just more wine, added the clams and mussels first, then all the other stuff. We had a sweet batard from Semifreddies bakery here in SF and it was perfect.
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Reviewed: jun. 1, 2009
Best seafood dish I ever made. Served it to very discriminating guests and everybody raved. I would do one thing differently: Bring to a boil as directed, THEN add the shrimp, cover and turn off the heat. My shrimp became a little tough, following the directons. I also did as another reviewer suggested and substituted additional 1/2 cup white wine instead of the water called for. This one is a definite repeat performance!
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Reviewed: may 15, 2009
I made this last night....Outstanding!!! I cut the recipe in half because only two people were eating it. I added clam juice instead of water, extra garlic, red pepper and fire roasted tomatoes. Everything else i made exactly by the recipe. This one is a keeper!!!
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Reviewed: may 5, 2009
Excellent! Absolutely the best! Guaranteed to wow guests.
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Reviewed: apr. 16, 2009
Excellent soup.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 4 stars. This recipe averages a 4.78 star rating.
Reviewed: apr. 14, 2009
This is the first recipe for cioppino that I ever made. I did not like the Cioppino that is in spaghetti sauce so when I found this one I thought I would try it. My family loves it! So much so that my husband and I used this recipe for a Cioppino Feed for my son's school. It was a huge success and everyone asked if we were going to do it again next year! I give it four stars because we made a few changes. 1. We split the butter into half butter and half olive oil. 2. We eliminated the water and replaced it with clam juice. 3. We added a lot more garlic. 4. Added diced celery to the onion and the garlic. 5. Added salt. 6. We also used crab legs instead of crab meat. Other then those changes we followed the recipe as written. Try this recipe, you will not be disappointed!
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Reviewed: apr. 7, 2009
Yum, Yum! This was very good. This is on the expensive side though. I had to make this on a budget. I had to use an inexpensive wine but wish I used a better quality. My fault. I used all the seafood except my store was out of bay scallops - So I had to buy the big ones and cut them each into 4 pieces. This came out very good. It is a very pretty dish, with a nice presentation. Everyone loved it. The only thing I would do differently next time is select a better wine. It's true what they say don't cook with a wine you wouldn't drink.
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Reviewed: apr. 6, 2009
I took some review suggestions. I let it simmer for about 45 minutes before adding the seafood. I used an undrained can of diced tomatoes & no water. Finally, I added fresh spinach. It was great!!!
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Reviewed: apr. 6, 2009
my friend made this and it was the best I ever had!
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Reviewed: mar. 31, 2009
A great base recipe. I made it as-is the first time around and it was very good. This time, I followed bits of advice from others - used some clam juice, extra garlic, simmered for a few hours, replaced water with wine, made the broth with a bit more tomato. I liked it with these adjustments even more. Next time, I'll try it with red pepper flakes as some have suggested (forgot this time). Also, I've decided to use only shell fishes (clams, mussels, shrimp, crab, etc) - my kids don't like white fish as it tends to be too "fishy" for them. Served this with a loaf of sour dough and a Caesar salad.
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Reviewed: mar. 20, 2009
Dito...this is a great recipe. I used a new college hill broth (Wine and herb) and it turned out great. It is expensive to make but well worth it!
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Reviewed: mar. 16, 2009
A great aroma! I actually had to leave half way while cooking so I sauteed the onions and threw everything else in the crockpot on low to simmer for about 2 hours. When I came back, it smelled delicious! Next time I may used tomato paste instead of crushed tomatoes since I thought the soup was too watery.
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Reviewed: mar. 2, 2009
We have now made this 3 times and love it! Thanks for the great recipe
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Reviewed: feb. 26, 2009
This is the best cioppino recipe I have ever used. For a nice lunch or appetizer option omit all the other seafood items and just use the broth with mussels. I can usually cook about 3 lbs of fresh PEI mussels with the amount of broth in this recipe. It's a less expensive alternative and such a crowd pleaser. Serve with some toasted, crusty bread and butter and a caesar salad. Also-- I usually use the whole head of garlic and 2 sticks of butter, 3 onions and 2 bunches of parsley. :) You're about to have an amazing meal~
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Reviewed: feb. 23, 2009
good recipe I added some tomatoe sauce and it added more flavor
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Reviewed: feb. 23, 2009
Oh my gosh, this was fantastic!!! I had my first taste of Cioppino at Scoma's in San Francisco and when I ran across this recipe I knew I had to try it. The only modifications to original recipe were that I omitted the cod and used seafood broth instead of chicken. My fiance raved about it, especially the soup. I had to make a special trip to Whole Foods to get the shellfish and they weren't cheap but oh so worth it! Can't wait to try the leftovers as soups/stews are usually better the second time around.
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