Salmon is full of protein, vitamin A, and omega fatty acids, which are essential to the proper functioning of the heart and brain. This recipe for ginger roasted salmon is both good tasting and extremely...
Author: Martha Stewart
Rich salmon stands up to an assertive mustard sauce. The combination of grainy and Dijon mustards gives both body and toothsomeness to the sauce.
Author: Martha Stewart
To make it vegetarian, swap vegetable broth for the chicken broth and stir in some roasted vegetables, such as mushrooms or cherry tomatoes, in place of the shrimp.
Author: Martha Stewart
This flavorful chilled fish dish from Blue Ribbon restaurant co-owners Bruce and Eric Bromberg is a favorite of both their mother and grandmother. Serve this Cold-Poached Salmon with Cucumber Salad for...
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Love rare steak? Then try tuna tataki. It's dead simple to make, and coating it with sesame seeds before it cooks gives the exterior a satisfying crunch.
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Cod is low in calories and saturated fat. Marinating the fish in lemon juice intensifies the dish's flavor.
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Here, Dijon mustard serves a dual purpose: It flavors the delicate fish, and helps the breadcrumb coating stay in place as the fish cooks. Tilapia can be used in place of the flounder.
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Crisp Sugar Snap Peas, lemony Rice Salad, and an arugula garnish offset the richness of this salmon with creamy leek sauce.
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This delicious recipe for pan-seared sea scallops with corn coulis comes from Sara Foster.
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Finish off salmon leftovers with this easy-to-prepare pasta dish which gets its spice from crushed red pepper flakes.
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Whole-roasting works well for any one-to-three-pound round fish such as snapper, perch, cod,Arctic char, bass, sea bream, and haddock. Add five to eight minutes to the roasting time for two-to-three-pound...
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The style of the dish is Vietnamese, but the shrimp is pure Louisiana. Just grill until pink, and toss with a peanut-and-lime sauce, and you're ready for dinner.
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Brussels sprouts take well to stir-frying in this quick weeknight dinner recipe. Here, their sweet and earthy flavor is a good complement to shrimp.
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For a crowd-pleasing dinner, replace half the fish fillets with large peeled shrimp: Dip them in batter first, then in panko before frying.
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A family favorite, that's fish and chips. This oven-baked recipe pairs maximal flavor with minimal effort -- the oven does the work. Use cod or your favorite flaky white fish.
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This method of cooking salmon makes for such tasty fish that you might want to serve it on its own. Just follow the first two steps, and serve the fillet with a green vegetable.
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Succulent spaghetti in a bracing clam sauce is the heart of a rustic Italian supper to usher in spring.
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This dish, inspired by paella, is simple enough for a family-night dinner but makes a pretty presentation for company, too. Cooking the ingredients in one pan allows the orzo to absorb all the wonderful...
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This Asian-inspired salty-sweet dish is will get even the pickiest eaters interested in fish.
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We loved this recipe with halibut steaks. You can also make it with salmon steaks or Pacific cod. Serve this healthful, clean-tasting main dish with asparagus; try cooking it in the second layer of the...
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This delicious and fuss-free recipe requires only 10 minutes of prep and requires only one dish, making cleanup a breeze.
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Keep a few staples in your pantry to make dinner on nights when you're not going to get to the grocery store.From the book "Mad Hungry," by Lucinda Scala Quinn (Artisan Books).
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The stuffing for these quahogs (hard-shell clams) includeschorizo, a spicy pork sausage, and gives a nod to a classicPortuguese dish, porco com ameijoas (pork with clams).
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Homemade fish sticks are far superior to frozen ones -- the whole family will enjoy them.
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This simple and light shrimp dish is great when served with crusty bread, pasta, or polenta. For an extra kick, season shrimp with a pinch of cayenne.
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Oyster sauce, garlic, and ginger deliver big flavor to succulent sautéed shrimp in this speedy takeout-inspired supper. Roasted cashews and sliced celery add a pleasing crunch.
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Miso is a fermented soybean paste. The lighter, or "white," version is milder and less salty than brown miso, and is sometimes referred to as sweet miso. It can be found in the Asian section of some supermarkets...
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This fresh-tasting shrimp pasta dish can also be chilled and served for lunch. The recipe can be made with many different pastas, including penne or shells. Any leafy green, such as spinach or arugula,...
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Sauteed fish goes mildly Mediterranean, with bright vegetables and a buttery pan sauce.
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Cooked under the broiler, mayonnaise souffles like magic and takes on a lighter texture with a crisp brown shell. There's no better way to top a tuna melt!
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A relish made with your favorite fresh herbs adds quick flavor to a variety of foods.
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One pot, family-friendly, and under one hour? Sign us up for this flavorful recipe inspired by the Indian-American classic. This recipe can also be made with one pound of sliced skinless chicken breasts....
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An Asian-flavored marinade also serves as a sauce for this fish.
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This classic salad relies on best-quality canned or jarred tuna in olive oil and our Lemon Vinaigrette to give it layers of flavor.
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This sandwich, our take on the French pan bagnat, is perfect for outdoor eating. Its flavor improves when you make it ahead.
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This update to the old-fashioned tuna casserole is just as delicious as you remember: It gets a fresh taste from spinach and a fun shape from shells.
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This recipe for battered cod is courtesy of chef Cathal Armstrong.
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Red onion, lemon, and tarragon come together as a tangy topping for salmon and asparagus. To make this recipe for two, as seen on "The Martha Stewart Show," halve the ingredient quantities.
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This recipe for crawfish etouffee, courtesy of Emeril Lagasse, is sure to satisfy any seafood lover. Serve with his Asparagus Salad for a wonderful meal.
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For really vibrant flavor, marinate your garlic and chili flakes in olive oil in advance of cooking. To complement the meal, serve this classic Italian pasta dish with a bottle of crisp white wine.From...
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To make this dish, a horseradish-and-breadcrumb crust is patted on top of each fillet; the fillets are then broiled until golden brown.
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Snapper gets a bit of spice and lots of flavor with this paprika butter.
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This tasty Moroccan fish tagine comes from chef Paula Wolfert, author of " Mediterranean Clay Pot Cooking."Photo courtesy of Ed Anderson.
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Each summer, many lobsters' tough shells are replaced by thin ones. These lobsters, called "shedders," are a delight to eat -- it takes no effort to get at the tail and claw meat. Still, it is smart to...
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Basmati rice makes an excellent complement to this spicy curry dish. You can flavor the rice by adding a bay leaf, a cinnamon stick, and cardamom pods to the pot.
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Poaching in olive oil gives fish a buttery texture. We flavor the oil with fennel, cherry tomatoes, and olives and use some of the poaching oil to finish the mashed potatoes that the fish and vegetables...
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If you're not squeamish, the lobsters can also be killed by inserting the point of a sharp knife through the cross mark on their backs.
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Mackerel is underappreciated but overwhelmingly delicious when it's fresh. Buy whole mackerel,then stuff it with sprigs ofthyme and slices of lemon,and crisp it on the grill.
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Individual portions are easier to serve at dinnertime than a single large coulibiac, a Russian dish of puff pastry enveloping poached salmon, mushrooms, and rice.
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