About This Recipe: I think one of the most special dishes that I order at restaurants is seared scallops. Scallops bring me back to summer days in the Hamptons, and summer nights in the city, but they can be quite elusive on restaurant menus. But Freshdirect luckily had beautiful looking local dry sea scallops, so … More Perfect Seared Scallops
About This Recipe: Like every East coast girl in the summer, I LOVE enjoying a lobster roll by the water. I wish I could also make them at home, but I just can’t imagine cooking a whole live lobster, and then disassembling it to get the meat out. So an easy shrimp salad roll is … More Shrimp Salad Rolls
About This Recipe: I was thrilled when I saw that Trader Joe’s started carrying fresh swordfish steaks, and I knew that I wanted to throw them on the grill. I absolutely love swordfish because of it’s thick, meaty texture, and how “non fishy” it is. I think swordfish doesn’t need much more than a simple … More Simple Marinated Swordfish
About This Recipe: As a non beef eater, I love any type of alternative burger- turkey, veggie, salmon, and now shrimp burgers! I had some leftover fresh shrimp and was bored of eating plain grilled shrimp, so I decided to make some shrimp sliders instead. These are super fast to make, and only require a … More Mini Shrimp Sliders
About This Recipe: Summer and fresh corn go hand in hand, so I wanted to create a fun side dish that incorporated corn. Traditional succotash is a cooked vegetable medley of corn, lima beans, tomatoes, and other ingredients depending on the variation, but I decided to make my own summer succotash twist. The main differences … More Summer Shrimp Succotash
About This Recipe: I love all things smoked salmon, and these little smoked salmon blinis are the perfect appetizers. Traditionally, blinis are made with buckwheat flour, but regular white flour will work just fine. These look fancy and impressive, and no one has to know that they take just 15 minutes to whip up. If … More Smoked Salmon Blinis
About This Recipe: Today we have another foolproof no-recipe recipe that is too good to not share. Once in a blue moon I get a random craving for a tuna sandwich, and this recipe curbs that craving. Of course, I can’t fathom using actual mayonnaise for something that I make at home, but Greek yogurt … More Lite Tuna Melt
About This Recipe: White fish is usually not the most exciting or flavorful ingredient, but this lemon caper sauce will have you requesting it! You can use any flaky white fish for this dish, or even put it on chicken or pasta. I think this recipe goes well and elegantly with asparagus and rice pilaf … More Roasted Fish with Lemon Caper Sauce
About This Recipe: I have ordered these spicy tuna crispy rice cakes at multiple Asian restaurants over the past few years, and I finally decided to make them at home. Even though they are the trendiest dish in the sushi world these days, they are super easy to make. The hardest part about this recipe … More Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice Cakes
About This Recipe: One of my favorite tapas dishes are yummy littleneck clams in a super garlicky white wine sauce. It’s a very simple, very savory dish that I can’t get enough of. If you are new to cooking clams, make sure that you let the clams soak in cold water for 10 minutes so … More Littleneck Clams in White Wine Sauce
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