For the seafood, I went with littleneck clams, mussels, salmon, sole and pink hopper shrimp. You can use whatever variety of seafood that you like; I think scallops would be a great addition.
The seafood and vegetables are cooked in white wine, tomatoes and fish stock. I love that this is a one-pot meal; all you need is bread or a salad and you’ve got a great dinner.
The finished product looks so pretty! This would be perfect to make on our beach vacation!
ReplyDeletegorgoeus! looks tasty too.
ReplyDeleteStunning as usual!
ReplyDeleteAren't one pot meals the best? I love seafood so I definitely need to make this sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteI have that cookbook and I remember seeing this recipe. It looks SO GOOD!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! It looks so scrumptious!!!
ReplyDeleteI have made this and it is sublime. What I love - is you can substitue along the way with whatever is fresh. Looks scrumptious.
ReplyDeleteI adore seafood stews. Just love 'em! This one looks especially fabulous. I can't wait to check out Giada's book, so I can try this recipe. Man oh man, I also need to get my hands on some fresh corn. Yay for N.Cal. having so many wonderful farmers' markets!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful summer dish! The seafood and the corn sound absolutely delicious in this preparation!
ReplyDeleteIt's a gorgeous dish that sounds easy and healthy!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a favorite way of mine to enjoy seafood. What a gorgeous dish!
ReplyDeleteYour sea food stew look really fresh and delicious Sara.
ReplyDeleteYes, bread to sop up all those wonderful juices!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so fresh and would be a perfect seafood stew... :)
ReplyDeleteOOh this really looks absolutely lovely, and so in season. I see this meal in my immediate future! (as in, this weekend - how perfect would it be on an afternoon with a glass of chilled wine??) Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous seafood dish! It looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
looks tasty!
ReplyDeleteLooks very Mediterranean and delicious!!!
ReplyDeletehumm so beautiful pictures and yummy recipe
ReplyDeleteI've been eye-ing this recipe too. Thanks for making it and giving me the inspiration to make it myself.
ReplyDeleteI would never have thought to add the corn to a fish stew but it looks like a tasty and colorful addition.
ReplyDeleteOh Sara! I love seafood and I love seafood stew! Just magnificent!
ReplyDeleteWow a bowl full of delicousness.
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures of a beautiful stew....nice job!
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks like it just walked off a magazine page. Absolute stunner!
ReplyDeleteTasty dish, great execution and photography. Watch out, Giada!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are so crisp and clear I can smell the stew from my computer!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures Sara, I want to just grab a big bowl of that stew!
ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous! I love seafood.
ReplyDeletewow that fresh seafood is breathtaking!! I love Giada she is my favorite celebrity chef by far!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful meal! All the seafood looks fantastic, and the fennel sounds delicious in this.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious combination! Great job!
ReplyDeleteSara you take such AMAZING photos!
ReplyDeleteThis meal looks so amazing! I love shrimp!!
Wow, I want some of that!
ReplyDeleteMy husband would be so happy if I made this! He spied it in Giada's books as well and has been asking every since. I love the fresh corn that comes out in the markets now...there is nothing like it with that ultra sweet, fresh flavor. Love it! Your stew looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what a gorgeous picture. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis looks really wonderful! I love these types of seafood stew.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good. I love the bottom of seafood stews...the broth soaked up with bread is so yummy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, as usual! I have to wait until late July for corn season here...but I hope I remember to make this :)
ReplyDeleteSarah, very impressive as usual!
ReplyDeleteWhat a feast! I hope you had lots of folks to share this with! It looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteMy boyfriend just came back from Italy and I was very jealous of his access to fresh yummy cioppino (fish stew)! Here is another great recipe.
ReplyDeleteI'd never have thought to pair fresh corn with seafood in a stew! How interesting! I may have to try this soon before it gets too hot for soup!
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely amazing, Sara. Great job.
ReplyDeleteOh, WOW. This looks absolutely scrumptious. This is like, my favorite thing ever. I've never made a Giada recipe before, but this is incredible. I'm making it. As soon as possible.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous meal - it looks like something that would be served in a restaurant in Italy! I'm very impressed :)
ReplyDeleteWow, such a nice stew...the pictures are so pretty and the colors of the stew are just great. Very tempting. By the way, thank you for visiting my site
ReplyDeleteThis looks gorgeous! I love seafood, especially when its an Italian dish.
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful!! Lovely pictures!
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing this one, too! Wow, stunning photos!!!
ReplyDeleteYou take the best photos of savory foods. Better than a lot of the cookbooks I've seen.
ReplyDeleteThis seafood stew is something we'd like.
~ingrid
I made something similar to this a few months ago; it's great, isn't it? Plus it's an all-season meal: use what's in season/what you have. It can be light & simple for summertime or heavy & warming during colder months. The perfect meal.
ReplyDeleteYour stew look perfect. Love all the seafood.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful photos Sara! Fresh seafood and in-season corn must have made thsi the tastiest stew! I love fish stews, very comforting and nutritious. Plus, it looks lovely too :)
ReplyDeleteThe title of the stew had me going ehhhh no thanks... but that picture!! Now I want to try some!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so pretty and fresh. A real feat you can feel good about eating.
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic! I could go for a big bowl of that right now!
ReplyDeleteThat's one beautiful photo!!! Hope you-know-who agree :)
ReplyDeleteJust some fresh bread to go with it. Awesome! & beautiful play of colors.
ReplyDeleteSara, this stew looks absolutely amazing!
ReplyDeleteI've just started getting corn the last few weeks and its been so good!
ReplyDeleteI love this stew, everything is so fresh and wonderful.
I love your pictures too!
Italian and seafood! Yum!
ReplyDeleteoh my.. i saw her making this on Tv. Boy, that just looks delish. I love seafood. I want to try this myself.
ReplyDeleteA fantastic combination of seafood with corn. This looks succulent!
ReplyDeleteBright and colorful delicious pictures of my favorite seafood: salmon and shrimps!
ReplyDeleteI might eat the entire stew :)
Cheers!
Gera
That is so funny. I just posted a recipe on my blog from the same cookbook!
ReplyDeleteThat looks sensational!!
ReplyDeleteI love Giada's recipes,but I haven't tried this one. I am moving it to the top of my list now :)
This is one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteThat looks awesome! I am not sure how I can find fresh mussels in Utah but I'll have to do some research. I guess it's a good thing my parents still live in Cali near the coast! Fresh mussels here I come!
ReplyDeleteYum-Oh! That looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteHi Sara. Looks lovely. Is this cioppino?
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sound fablous. great idea :)
ReplyDeleteIt is extremely interesting for me to read the post. Thanx for it. I like such topics and anything connected to this matter. I would like to read more soon.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Here's another good seafood stew recipe I just adore. http://wp.me/puWta-44
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