Seattle Style Cioppino
Seattle Style Cioppino July 12, 2016 Stephanie Wilson PinterestFacebookGoogle+TwitterYummlyPrintFriendly.comEmail Seattle Style Cioppino Recipe | 31Daily.com Cioppino is a fisherman stew well known in the Pacific Northwest. And with crabbing season underway, a timely, seasonal meal. It’s regional, it’s delicious and incredibly easy to make. Seattle Style Cioppino Ingredients 2 freshly cooked Dungeness crabs (approximately 2 lbs each) 24 clams, well scrubbed 1 cup dry white wine 2 cups w
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