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elleng

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Wed Oct 29, 2025, 02:05 PM Oct 2025

Dinner TOMORROW, after returning from Bawlmer: Montauk Fish Stew with Cod & Shrimp!!!

A Montauk fish stew is a hearty, rustic dish that highlights the fresh seafood of Long Island’s eastern shores. It typically features shrimp and tender pieces of cod simmered in a fragrant broth made with garlic, tomatoes, white wine, and seafood stock. The stew is infused with herbs like thyme and parsley, with a touch of red pepper flakes for gentle heat. Often served with crusty bread, it’s a comforting and flavorful representation of Montauk’s coastal cuisine.

(I grew up along Long Island’s eastern shores!!!!)

Gotta pick up some 'crusty bread!!'

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Dinner TOMORROW, after returning from Bawlmer: Montauk Fish Stew with Cod & Shrimp!!! (Original Post) elleng Oct 2025 OP
Sounds yummy! Lonestarblue Oct 2025 #1
Montauk Fish Stew is a Delight! justaprogressive Oct 2025 #2
Wife is allergic to Shrimp, Crabs and Lobster. johnnyfins Oct 2025 #3

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