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Avgolemono Seafood Stew

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An overhead shot of Avgolemono seafood stew with shrimp clams and lemons served in a green bowl
Photograph by Isa Zapata, food styling by Thu Buser, prop styling by Gerri Williams

Avgolemono is a classic Greek sauce made with eggs, lemon, and a warm broth. It’s incredibly tangy and silky. The dish is often made with rice and chicken, but this bright sauce works extremely well with seafood. My version features clams, snapper, and shrimp; but squid, mussels, and cockles would work just as well. The bright and briny broth is balanced with sweet anise flavor of fennel and onion. Save the fennel fronds as they make an excellent garnish adding a bright freshness. 

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