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Wild Caught / Foraged
The Maine scallop season closes this week so I made sure I got a share of the last catch from the Port Clyde Fresh Catch rep at the Portland Farmers' ...
I get these baby squid, imported from Vietnam, in 2-1/2 pound frozen blocks at the Asian market. They are very tender, so I've found a lot of pleasant...
My usual routine would be to steam this fish in the Asian style, with broth of fermented black beans, Chinese black vinegar, soy sauce, garlic and gin...
Boat-fresh haddock and the cold water shrimp known locally as Maine shrimp are among the best of the winter bounty from the fishery, so I keep coming ...
This dish is very simple to prepare. The calamari is briefly blanched, then quickly stirfried with the onions and ginger, and finally mixed with the o...
Here it is: the California Roll Salad, featuring rice, fresh shrimp, mayonnaise, avocado, cucumber, wasabi and soy sauce -- the exact ingredients that...
Here's another dish to consider as you plan your Christmas Eve Feast of the Seven Fishes, or any time you want a tasty bite to start a meal: lightly b...
With whitefish fillets I like to keep things simple, since the flavor is so easily hidden or overwhelmed by sauces or additions, so these beauties wer...
I was in Harbor Fish Market at the sliced fish case, discussing the $20/lb "sushi-grade" tuna with one of the staff when I spotted a tub of "chowder m...
This is my version of Fish and Lobster Pie. It differs from most recipes for seafood pie, which are usually a mixture of fish and cheese baked in a pi...
With the holiday entertaining season heating up in earnest now, brunch recipes will come to the fore. This recipe was developed as my contribution to ...
There was a snowstorm a couple of days ago and when I stopped at my local fish market they apologized for the sparse selection in their display case. ...
This is a quick, easy variation on the traditional Japanese teriyaki-style preparation. The standard teriyaki sauce (the name refers to the luster the...
This dish is a child of the holiday season. I don't usually have dried cranberries and crystallized ginger slices in the pantry, but last week I did s...
One of the best wild-caught products of the New England fishery is the simple haddock. Usually breaded and fried, and almost always used for fish and ...
Another of the great wild-caught seafood harvests in Maine is the beautiful little shrimp that appears in our markets in the winter. Fresh, delicate a...
Kevin over at Seriously Good made a calzone a few weeks back which got me thinking about these little cousins of the sandwich, the pizza and the Corni...
This lobster/shrimp broth is an important ingredient in my kitchen and I almost always have several containers of it on hand in the freezer. It provid...
This is the simplest and probably the most popular way to cook and eat Maine shrimp: boil them in salted and herb-perfumed water and just set them out...
Maine shrimp are back again, so when I got a request from Elise for pizza last night I knew what I was going to do. Maine shrimp are really special, a...
This risotto is fairly typical of the way dishes develop in my kitchen. I had the idea to make a risotto with roasted leeks and garlic a few days ago,...
We're always looking for a new way to use our beloved Maine shrimp. Thankfully, the season this year goes until May 29 so I've got plenty of time to c...
It's last call for Maine shrimp for this year so I grabbed one more bag of these beauties. The season legally extends until the end of May but Mother ...
For the July version of the Paper Chef competition, Kevin of Seriously Good decreed the ingredients to be corn, ground coriander and pine nuts, all co...
I've been going through an obsession with poached fish lately. This was one of the first "serious" cooking techniques I learned, when I was young and ...
Where I come from (Maine), fillets of delicate white fish like cod, hake, haddock or flounder are often the freshest of the local catch, so when I'm b...
I've come to prefer the wild-caught salmon from the Pacific northwest to the pale, overly fatty and bland farm-raised East-coast product. Not only is ...
This simple summer salad – a slice of tomato, a ring of radish slices and a tumble of shrimp – is a great combination for the mouth. The insistent no...
The combination of flavors in this little bite -- orange, anise, the faint sharpness of Parmigiano Reggiano, the scallop itself and the persimmon puré...
People sometimes ask me how I keep coming up with different pizza combinations, and the answer is simple: what I have on hand + what the food mood is ...
Cream, Elizabeth David reported to us (Italian Food), "is rarely used in Italy for the cooking of meat, fish or sauces as it is in France." This detai...
When you think of Maine you think of lobster. Shore dinners, lobster bakes, clambakes (which actually center on the lobster), lobster docks and lobste...
My contribution to the “eat local” movement is (surprise!) to buy more of the huge sweet scallops the divers bring in to the docks across the street...
This morning's visit to Harbor Fish found glistening sides of boat-fresh wild-caught Atlantic halibut, so without thinking much about how I would prep...
Winter seafood is great in Maine! The wonderful little Maine shrimp start hitting the docks just before Christmas and diver scallop season is open fro...
The other day I stopped by Free Range Fish for some of the spectacular scallops they get directly from the dive boat every day. About 10 - 12 to a pou...
In my dreams I could invent dishes this good! This spectacular treatment of diver scallops is an adaptation of a recipe given to me by Lisa Martel of...
I picked up a 1-3/4 pound (before cleaning) striped bass at Harbor Fish the other day (farm-raised since it's not legal in Maine to sell wild-caught ...
Since we're living for a year in an apartment with no grill, indoor or out, I've been working on ways to cook fish that I would usually have grilled. ...
When the local fishermen are bringing tuna to the docks I can't resist this preparation. The tuna is given a quick sear in a hot pan, leaving the cent...
Around our house it's not a groundhog's shadow that heralds spring, but rather the appearance of a tattered little handmade sign in the window of our ...
If you have lived or have roots in the Southeastern coastal U. S., shrimp and grits is an old friend. Once a breakfast staple, this dish has pushed it...
The skate is a ray-like fish, prehistoric and weird, and the meat of the skate's wing is a wonderfully mild-flavored white flesh, a little like lobste...
I was afraid that the saltiness and the agressiveness of the smoked-fish flavor would be too much for a risotto, since the process can concentrate fla...
A pound of smoked salmon is nice to have in the kitchen, especially when the cost and cut of it encourage you to go beyond the beautiful delicately-fo...
This smoked salmon dish is a quick and easy crowd-pleaser...As regular readers know, I'm lucky to live down the road from the Ducktrap River smokehous...
Spaghetti squash is a little miracle of a food: low in calories, low in carbs, high on the food satisfaction index, easy to prepare and adaptable to a...
Summerhouse cooking is a vexing little subset of real cooking that is characterized by dull knives, unfamiliar and hard-to-control stoves, strange wat...
I've been inspired by the food we've been eating lately at Green Elephant, the self-described "Asian-influenced vegetarian bistro" around the corner i...
Wasabi is prepared from the root of a plant in the mustard family, and if you've been to the sushi bars around the Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo (mecca...
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