Fish and Seafood Recipes

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Human beings have harvested the bounty of the waters ever since they set up camp alongside streams, around lakeshores or on the coast of the wide open sea. Not only are fish and seafood tasty and versatile, every week brings a new study on the health benefits of including seafood in your diet.

More people around the world are eating fish and seafood than ever before. One unfortunate consequence of this growing appetite is an alarming plunge in many of the world’s river, lake and marine species. So it pays to be mindful of what you buy and eat.

Visit the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch website to get the latest sustainable fish and seafood recommendations.

International Fish and Seafood Recipes

Psari Spetsiotiko 
(Greek fish baked with tomatoes and breadcrumbs)

Jambalaya 
(American Cajun-Creole rice with chicken, shrimp and andouille sausage)

Cioppino 
(American West Coast fish and seafood stew)

Shrimp and Grits 
(American, Southern-Soul shrimp and gravy over grits)

Blaff 
(Caribbean lime-poached fish)

Inkokt Lax 
(Swedish cold poached salmon)

Łosoś Pieczony z Koperkiem 
(Polish baked salmon with dill)

Pescado a la Veracruzana 
(Mexican fish Veracruz-style)

Truchas a la Navarra 
(Spanish, Basque ham-stuffed trout)

Maine Lobster Rolls 
(American, New England lobster salad sandwiches)

Chupe de Camarones 
(Peruvian shrimp chowder)

Gamberetti all’Agro 
(Italian lemon-marinated shrimp)

Ca Kho To 
(Vietnamese clay pot fish with caramel sauce)

Chao Ha Qiu 
(Chinese stir-fried shrimp with peas)

Bacalhau com Natas 
(Portuguese salt cod with potatoes and cream)

Moules Marinières 
(French, Belgian, Dutch mussels in white wine sauce)

Moqueca 
(Brazilian fish and coconut milk stew)

Bouillabaisse 
(French Provençal seafood stew)

Sopa de Caracol 
(Honduran conch and vegetable soup)

Clambake 
(American, New England seafood and vegetable beach barbecue)

Ceviche 
(Latin citrus-marinated seafood)

Penang Hokkien Mee 
(Malaysian spicy shrimp and pork noodle soup)

Chevrettes à la Vanille et Coco 
(Tahitian shrimp in coconut-vanilla sauce)

Poisson Cru, or E’ia Ota 
(Tahitian lime-marinated tuna)

Samaki wa Kukaanga 
(East African spicy fried fish)

Mtuzi wa Samaki 
(East African fish in coconut curry)

Ukoy 
(Filipino shrimp and sweet potato fritters)

Caldillo de Congrío 
(Chilean seafood stew)

Zarzuela de Mariscos 
(Spanish seafood stew)

Kaeng Khiao Wan Kung 
(Thai shrimp in sweet green curry sauce)

Vatapá 
(Brazilian seafood stew with coconut milk)

Boulettes de Poisson 
(Senegalese fried fish balls in tomato sauce)

Fish and Chips 
(English batter-fried fish with fried potato wedges)

Cedar Plank Salmon 
(Canadian salmon grill-roasted on aromatic wood)

Shrimp Etouffee 
(American Cajun-Creole smothered shrimp)

Garides me Feta 
(Greek shrimp baked with tomatoes and feta)

Moules-Frites, or Mosselen-Friet 
(Belgian steamed mussels and fries)

Gravlax 
(Swedish cured salmon)

Le Grand Aïoli 
(French Provençal cod and vegetables with garlic mayonnaise)

Mojo Isleño 
(Puerto Rican fish with tomato-olive sauce)

Fish Pie 
(Jamaican baked fish and eggs)

Tuna Noodle Casserole 
(American baked tuna and pasta dish)

Camarões Piri-Piri 
(Mozambican, Angolan shrimp in fiery red pepper sauce)

Encebollado Ecuatoriano 
(Ecuadorian fish and onion stew)

Xihongshi Jiang Xia 
(Chinese stir-fried shrimp in tomato sauce)

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