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by Sharmila Arora and filed in Fish, Main Courses
A salmon that is tasty and healthy and easy to make! This uses only 3 spices: coriander, cumin, and red chili powder, all of which are available at your regular supermarket.
by abittersweetwife and filed in Fish, Main Courses
Fried shrimp with a spicy, chili mayo … In a lettuce wrap. Double yum!
by Jill Mant & Margo Elfstrom~The Saucy Cooks and filed in Fish, Main Courses
Whole salmon, stuffed with a rustic mixture of kale, radicchio, shiitake and button mushrooms is oven poached in white wine, lemon and stone ground mustard. The cooking liquid is then used to make a sauce which is a perfect finish for this elegant dish.
by kelly @ livelovepasta and filed in Fish, Main Courses
These scallops may not be considered comfort food but they will definitely make a bad day much better!
by Laurie {Simply Scratch} and filed in Fish, Main Courses
Battered and rolled around in panko, these nuggets are super easy and equally delicious!
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soufflebombay on 12.1.2009
I so do not eat mussles but am alone in that in my family – this looks wonderful for my husband, sister and Mother…now what shall I ransom prior to serving lol!
Thank you! And congrats on being featured!!
sudee13 on 12.1.2009
This sounds really good, except that we don’t do mussels. What would have to be done different to do it with the shrimp ( which we love)? My youngest daughter and her husband would love the mussels.
desertcook on 12.1.2009
I am definitely going to try this, hopefully with mussels and shrimp! Looks delicious.
yardsailor on 12.2.2009
Looks great, will have to give it a try.
americangirlinquebec on 3.8.2011
My husband won’t eat any meat products or stocks (fish and shellfish are exempt, obviously), so I want to know if you have any suggestions for substituting out the chicken stock? Do you think veggie stock would work, or should I make the effort to make my own fish stock (since I’ve not once seen it sold in stores)? Thanks!
jonda on 3.9.2011
You can absolutely use vegetable stock. Some stores do carry seafood stock. If you cannot find seafood stock you can make a quick short cut one by adding canned clam juice and shrimp shells as well as a little seafood seasoning to your vegetabel stock/broth, bring it all to a quick boil, reduce heat and simmer for a bit and then strain.
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