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03/15/2010
The recipe for these cod cakes hails from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia—more precisely, from the files of home cook Eva Murphy, whom Sasha Chapman profiled in "August's Feast" (August/September 2009). Continue...
Issue #122
06/24/2011
It's important to chill the patties for these sumptuous croquettes (from Atlanta's Watershed) before frying them so that they hold together in the hot skillet.
Issue #119
02/04/2009
This recipe for creamy and piquant salmon tartare comes from Jeremy Marshall, the owner of New York’s Aquagrill restaurant.
Issue #112
08/30/2007
This is an updated version of the great American casserole.
Issue #98
01/16/2008
To feed a larger crowd, you can expand the version of this recipe with more white sauce or vegetables. You can also substituted boiled chicken for the tuna.
Issue #96
09/04/2007
Make this batter with a combination of water and beer (preferably Miller Lite), for wonderfully crisp and light results.
Issue #95
10/24/2007
This dish was inspired by the delicious hot-smoked salmon we found at a small fish market in Trinidad, California.
Issue #51
05/09/2007
This innovative dish came from Jasper White, the chef and cookbook author who pretty much put New England on the culinary map.
Issue #48
05/09/2007
On Nantucket, bay scallops—a culinary staple as far back as anyone can remember—are the ultimate convenience food.
Issue #45
08/17/2007
This preparation is a delicious, easy alternative to grilling bluefish.
Issue #29
06/28/2007
This briny, creamy but chunky sauce is the perfect contrast to the richness of poached salmon.
Issue #13
02/28/2007
This dish is a study in contrasts—buttery, mild fish and slightly bitter kale.
Issue #7
01/23/2007
There are few better ways to start the day than with a meal of freshly caught trout.
Issue #2
01/23/2007
A simple steaming is one of the finest ways to show off the flavor of fresh-caught trout.
Issue #2
01/23/2007
Simple ingredients and the freshest fish make this chowder a winner.
Issue #2
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
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