Fish & seafood

Lemon Grilled Salmon

Lemon Grilled Salmon

Grilling salmon is as easy as pie (pun intended), only healthier. And, of course, lemon is always a most welcomed complement where fish is present. This is especially true for the oily salmon. Grilling them together only makes things better.

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Almond and Parsley-Stuffed Pike

Almond and Parsley-Stuffed Pike

Why don’t we stuff some delicious pikes? A mixture of crushed almonds and panko spiked with lemon juice and flavored with thyme and parsley is what we have in our mind. Seal them using a few toothpicks. You can use kitchen cord, too, if you want to be extra-sure or to exercise your skills. Just follow our cook.

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Pike Soup

Pike Soup

Have you cooked with pike before? Use the poaching liquid to enrich the broth with veggies, especially with potatoes and celery root which go great in a fish soup. The latter’s flavor is a great addition to the dish, and you can supplement it with chili, lemon juice, tarragon, and parsley. Just taste it and we assure you that you won’t let the tablespoon go anymore.

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Butter Salmon with Creamy Sauce

Butter Salmon With Creamy Sauce

First, prepare the salmon fillets by quickly frying them to get a slightly crispy irresistible crust. Then toss them into the pan with juicy cherry tomato wedges, heavy cream, and parmesan, and cook them in butter. An incredible creamy sauce will form itself, transforming the tender buttery salmon into a true tasty delight.

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Stuffed Squid

Stuffed Squid

Refined and easy to cook. Now, this is a combination we’re very fond of. Pair the tender and soft squid meat with a breadcrumby stuffing of veggies and cheese. The parsley-flavored stuffing’s sharp capers mixed with egg and parmesan and the simmering thereof in tomato sauce render this dish scrumplicious.

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Clam and Mussel Soup

Clam and Mussel Soup

This Asian cuisine-inspired clam and mussel soup will be ready in no time, 10 minutes to be precise and, as a result, is a no-brainer. Let’s make it hot, because it is always a good idea to herb or spike your seafood, so toss green chili, chili paste, and garlic into the simmering pot.

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Cod Burger

Cod Burger

Using cod fillets with these burgers makes them somehow elaborate, don’t you think? Dredge the fillets through flour, whisked egg, and panko before frying to achieve that irresistible crunchy effect. Some gooey Cheddar will only make things better. A good idea is to shortly fry the buns in rosemary-flavored butter for an even tastier and crunchier experience.

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