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Anonymous
Watch out for mercury
Anonymous
I just bought arctic char. It is delicious!
Anonymous
You can always make pad Thai with shrimp. Very tasty.
Anonymous
Grilled mackerel with Korean sides
Shrimp étouffée
Swordfish seasoned with rosemary
Cajun salmon
Anonymous
Sadines, anchovies, mackerel, herring, trout, pilchard are my favs.

You don't need a lot, just eat with a little bread or right of the jar with olive oil. If cooking, salt, pepper, lemon juice, and maybe a little dill. Flip over and broil the skin so it's crispy. You don't need a lot of ingredients. Fish flavors should speak for themselves.
Anonymous
I love seafood, we have it once a week. Here are my favorite recipes, I've included different kinds/flavors for you to get you started! There are so many though and experimenting is fun. Planning to write a fish taco recipe soon, which would be Halibut broiled in the oven until browned on top, tortilla with a chipotle mayonnaise (mayo mixed with any thicker chili sauce you have, habenero/jalapeno would be ideal), store bought pickled cabbage and some fresh cilantro. Doesn't get simpler and tastier. You could experiment with different fish too, I want to try Red Snapper, and Salmon for this.

www.umamimami.net/recipes/seafood-stew

www.umamimami.net/recipes/roast-salmon

www.umamimami.net/recipes/nicoise

www.umamimami.net/recipes/sushi
Anonymous
I make Cajun Shrimp Pasta recipe that is quick and easy. I get medium to large shrimp and sauté with Emil's cajun spices and then make very thin spaghetti and mix together with heavy cream and parmesan cheese. Top w/ red pepper flakes and a squeeze of lemon. I add vegetables as well like asparagus or broccoli.
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