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11/04/2009
Switch up your casserole habits by using seafood instead of chicken or beef. Continue...
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Source: Lanas Cooking
11/02/2009
Cooking fish in parchment paper serves two purposes: beautiful presentation and easy cleanup. Try this technique in this recipe, in which flounder filets steam in a luscious bath of sake and soy sauce. Continue...
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10/13/2009
This Alsatian dish of white-fleshed fish and wine-braised sauerkraut comes with a creamy riesling sauce.
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Source: Saveur
10/11/2009
If it's not too chilly where you are to fire up the grill this weekend, try out this recipe. Wrap salmon and early fall vegetables in corn husks, grill, and serve. The clean presentation makes dishing out easy when you are entertaining. Continue...
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Source: Another Pint Please
10/08/2009
Slowly poaching salmon belly in olive oil with herbs adds to its inherent richness and gives it a subtle punch that pairs nicely with a salad tossed with mustard vinaigrette. Continue...
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Source: Zen Can Cook
10/06/2009
Anchovy fillets add a briny essence to a dish. Stir them into slow-cooked onions until they dissolve, and pair them with spinach to use as a base for a creamy quiche. Continue...
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Source: Hollow Legs
09/25/2009
Trout simply stuffed with lemon and oregano and grilled is about the freshest way you can eat any whole fish. Continue...
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Source: Another Pint Please
09/16/2009
Classic New Orleans ingredients served up on French bread: it's a combination appealing to adults and children alike. Continue...
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Source: Elizabeth's Edible Experience
09/11/2009
Multi-textured lentils are the real stars of this meal while the salmon is left straightforward and unadorned. Continue...
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Source: Eat Blog Sleep
09/05/2009
When making this tangy Tuscan crostini topping, fold in the tuna at the very end for a chunkier texture.
Issue #123
Source: Saveur
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