Spicy Corn Chowder with Sauteed Shrimp
A sustainably farmed fish, Arctic char has a luscious fatty quality that makes it an ideal candidate for smoking and star element in this summery entree salad.
This dish of hearty whole grain wheat berries, summer-fresh zucchini and shrimp embodies Nourish Network's body, soul and planet mission.
Flaky white fish are tough to grill, but that doesn't mean they need to be left out of the summer repertoire. Here's how ...
Holy smokes is this yummy! Is about all I have to say. And ridiculously easy to pull together, too, especially if you have extra Spicy-Sweet shrimp on hand--or substitute other leftovers, like Mohogony Grilled Chicken. Packed with flavor yet light and refreshing, it's a go-to, one-dish meal for the dog days of summer.
These tasty shrimp are as versatile as they are simple to make. Serve them as an hors d'oeuvre, over wok-tossed rice noodles or in an Asian-inspired salad.
Our po' boys, a New Orleans traditions, are rich with flavor and made with one of our Super Seven Sustainable Seafood picks -- U.S. farmed tilapia
Sablefish, aka black cod or butterfish, is a fatty, mild-flavored fish with a luscious texture. Slathered with this ginger-soy glaze, it practically melts in your mouth.
This confetti-colored salad has Asian-leanings (think ceviche meets green papaya salad) in a versatile summertime dish
A stunning, and spicy, preparation of a firm, flaky, tasty fish.
Commercial fish sticks are loaded with fillers and preservatives. Make your own and you can avoid all that. I'll often double this recipe and freeze half, so I have healthy fish sticks on hand for Noemi for busy nights. Just heat frozen fish sticks in the oven at 400 for about 15 minutes, or until cooked through.
In keeping with the Southern Italian tradition, I added chopped tomatoes and a little wine to Rick Moonen’s recipe from his excellent Fish Without a Doubt. San Marzano are traditional; Muir Glen Organics are terrific, too.
I first fell in love with mussels years ago in France. Now, more and more, they're one of my go-to weeknight foods. Mussels cook up super fast, they produce a flavorful broth with very few added calories, they're at the top of the A-list in terms of sustainable seafood and, as if that's not enough, they're economical too.
Barramundi's meaty yet flaky texture makes it a good pair for dishes with an Asian flair. Like this one, with caramelized shallots and chile and a savory splash of fish sauce.
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