Linguini With Clams

Only spaghetti and meatballs can claim to be a better pairing than linguini with clams. In my book, clam sauce wins. Here is a simple and classic way to do it. 

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Clam, Pasta
Miso Glazed Black Cod (Sablefish)

 Sablefish, or more commonly called Black Cod (it's not really a cod) has been on every Japanese menu over the past 20 years. Usually expensive but so easy to make. You can marinate this fish for up to three days. I would recommend at least two. 

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Cod, Sablefish
Monkfish Curry

Is there a better way to stink up the house in a good way than with a curry? I think not. Monkfish is one of the best fish to use for curries. it is flavorful and holds its firmness without falling apart. This is a good one.

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Monkfish, curry
Mussels Marinara

A Philly classic. Another super simple recipe that you could use to make a pasta dish. Or, be creative and add red pepper for a fra diavolo, or smoked paprika for a Spanish style dish. You can ever be crazy and add ras el hanout for a North African spin.

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Mussels, Pasta
Olive Oil Poaching

This technique is fantastic to use on the fattier fish in order to preserve it but also to enhance it's flavors. Halibut works well here but this technique is especially suited for fresh tuna as well as swordfish. a wow for sure.

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Halibut, Swordfish, Tuna, technique
Pan Seared Black Sea Bass

This fish is one of the sweetest of the sea bass family which includes striped bass. These fish don't get too big but, oh, the flavor. Keep it simple but feel free to add your own accent.

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Bass, fillet
Poached Fish In Tomato Sauce

There is nothing more flavorful than fish cooked in a broth or sauce. The sauce flavors the fish. The fish flavors the sauce.  You don't get that fish smell from searing and it's so easy. She uses cod here but you can certainly use halibut, salmon or mahi. 

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FeaturedCod, Halibut, Salmon, poach
Poached Salmon Recipe

A clean way to cook salmon without having the residual smell of seared salmon in your house. In fact, the perfume is magnificent. Also, you get a cleaner preparation producing salmon that is, in my humble opinion, even better chilled. Try it. You'll see.

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Salmon, poach