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Judith’s Dungeness Crab Cioppino

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For Christmas Eve dinner, Judith Tirado, Michael Mina’s late mother-in-law, always prepared cioppino—the San Francisco seafood stew that owes its origins to fishermen from Italy’s Ligurian coast. “She’d spend a whole day infusing the broth with basil and tomatoes,” Mina recalls. Now he carries on the tradition by making her hearty, briny recipe, full of crab, shrimp and clams.

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For this cioppino, choose a dry Barbera from Italy's Piedmont. Its medium-bodied fresh fruitiness will taste great both in the recipe and served with it. The 2003 Maccario Berrò is lively and bright; the 2003 Prunotto Fiulot has darker, plummier flavors.

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Judith’s Dungeness Crab Cioppino

Posted by: weizer79 on January 7, 2008

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