Any ideas for fun way to serve fish besides tacos and ceviche?

Anonymous
A fun way to serve up mercury and BPA laden meat?
Anonymous
Curry
Anonymous
Burgers
Anonymous
Lay off all the sauces. People like to mask the flavor of fish for some reason.
I would just change up your sides.
My husband makes a basic grilled salmon with olive oil, salt and pepper. It is absolutely delicious. I never order salmon when I'm out because it always disappoints.
Anonymous
Grilled whole fish. We’ve done Yassa dejeun ( a Senegalese recipe) for guests.

In Belize, I had a whole fish stewed in spicy coconut milk that was the best thing I ate the entire week. Garifuna recipe.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:A fun way to serve up mercury and BPA laden meat?


Sorry you don’t have access to good fish. I know it’s negatively impacting people all over the world.
Anonymous
I was also gojng to suggest skewers and you can do like a geek inspired sauce and pita with it.

Leftover salmon makes really good salmon cakes — just add egg, bread crumbs, scallion and curry powder and fry in a little butter. Then eat it on a brioche bun with sliced tomato like a burger. Something like an aioli or mango chutney is really good with it too.

My kids won’t eat soups but when I was single I used to make fish chowder all the time. It’s really easy. Basically sautee some red pepper and onion. Take that out of pot, make a roux, then add more milk to thin it to chowder. Add chopped white fisk like cod or similar, add the veggies back and let it cook until the fish is cooked through. Salt and pepper it too. So good with just some warm bread and takes less than half an hour.

Anonymous
Cioppino.
Anonymous
Steamed with lime, ginger and chili Thai style. So good!
Anonymous
Fish dip! Could be salmon, trout or a whitefish. Usually a smoked fish base.
Anonymous
Appetizers.
Anonymous
deep fried whole fish
Anonymous
Some others I like are-
Salmon hand rolls, salmon poke bowl, salmon teriyaki with rice. Ny times has a great hand roll and salmon poke bowl recipe.
Anonymous
Scallops seared with linguine, garlic, and lemon.
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