Fish Batter by Micheline

This homemade batter is light and fluffy and perfect to coat your favourite fish fillets. Tastes like the crispy fish usually found in good fish and chips restaurants. The secret ingredient in this batter is the vinegar, added just before you are ready to coat the fish fillets.

Salmon Baked in Foil by John Spottiswood

This is a simple recipe but it is really delicious. What I love about it is that it has enough flavor to make any adult's mouth water, but our kids still say "this is out favorite salmon!" This is flavorful enough to go well with a simple side like brown or white rice, or a simple parmesan and butter pasta. Don't forget to pour…

Asian-style Himalayan Salt Block Salmon by John Spottiswood

This is another great way to prepare salmon on a Himalayan Salt Block. if you like salmon with asian spices, you'll definitely enjoy this. I adapted this from a recipe by chef Mark Winters.

Best Ever Tuna Salad by Culinary Envy

The Best Ever Tuna Salad is tangy, creamy and delicious with a totally surprising ingredient!

Grilled Catfish with Red Rice and Lemon Butter by Nancy Miyasaki

This is a truly delicious meal. Our kids loved it as much as we did. We made a version of the fish with Lemon pepper because we thought the Creole seasonings would be too hot, but they ended up loving the Creole fish. If you're trying to conserve calories, you can leave off the Lemon Butter and just serve with fresh lemon wedges.…

Fish Taco Salad by Bob Vincent

This is adapted from a recipe that appeared in Cuisine at Home. The original used fresh tilapia that was deep fried in oil. Since I had frozen breaded cod on hand and wanted to reduce the calories a bit I elected to bake the fish. The recipe makes two huge main dish salads or four medium size servings. There will be dressing…

Seafood Gratin by Phyllis Munro

I made this delicious meal for New Years Eve. It was wonderful. This would be fantastic for a Valentines Dinner, or any other special occasion. Worth the effort that is for sure! Hope you can give it a try.

VooDoo Shrimp & Salmon by Gregs Kitchen

I saw some beautiful salmon and shrimp at the market today and decided I had to do something with them for dinner. I have been on a spicy kick lately and decided to do spicy sauce to put over the pan seared salmon. OMG, it turned out so much better than I anticipated. The shrimp was seared perfectly and was so delicate to the bite.…

Tuna Casserole by B Innes

Tuna Casserole is another of those ubiquitous comfort foods. Many different recipes with various ingredients. One thing about tuna is there are a few choices when making recipes depending on just how "fishy" you like your tuna. For those that don't like it too "fishy" stick to solid white albacore in water. You can choose the same…

Cedar-Plank Salmon by John Howie

Smoked Salmon Dip by Lina Saleski

When you bought a big fillet of salmon from your local wholesale store and you aren't sure what to do with the remaining salmon......I smoked mine and put them in freezer. And make dips whenever I have guests over. If you want to, you can omit cucumber from the mix and provide it on a side as a garnish. You can also use different…

Grilled Sockeye Salmon over Israeli Couscous with a Yogurt, Lemon, Chive Sauce, Mozzarella and Tomato Salad with a Beet Vinaigrette and Fresh Garden Greens, Radish, and Scallion by Nutrition Health Net

Sometimes we do not have a ton of time to cook and having containers of fresh greens, herbs, and vegetables around the yard really is a time and money saver. Also…

Seafood Kabob -- Quincy Market Style by John Spottiswood

I went to school in Boston and used would sometimes go to Quincy Market on the weekends. There was a small takeout restaurant there that sold mouthwatering seafood and vegetable kabobs over a yummy rice pilaf. I've done my best over the years to emulate that flavor and the results are pretty tasty. Give it a try!

sweet bbq salmon by Chez la mere

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Baked Haddock w Potato Crush by jason kim

I grilled a fillet of haddock before work and was surprised how easy it was (much faster than baking). After seasoning with desired spices, you basically fry it on a non-stick pan for about 4 minutes on each side. But make sure the fillets are pat dry (you can place on clean paper towel for a few minutes) otherwise oil will splash…