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The secret of a pale golden sear is the meeting of an extremely hot pan with some extremely dry squid. Read More...
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Randazzo’s Clam Bar serves a great many things to like, but its Sauce, whether spicy or medium, is what stirs diners’ emotions. Read More...
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In Morocco, chermoula is traditionally used as a marinade for grilled fish. Read More...
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A sauce similar to a vegetable ragout works over any firm white fish. Read More...
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A sauce that works on just about any fish is particularly delicious with Arctic char. Read More...
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The robust flavors in the tomato sauce work well with a variety of white fishes. Read More...
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Serving more than the four favorite species of fish is wise advice for the home cook trying to eat more seafood. Read More...
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Can you eat well in a region sometimes known as the “Redneck Riviera”? You can, if you know where to look, and you’re willing to drive. Read More...
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Fragrant Turkish halibut kebabs with a bright herb-laden yogurt sauce are just the thing to convince yourself that spring is finally here. Read More...
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A new study of fish bought and genetically tested in 12 metropolitan areas in the United States found that about one-third of the samples were mislabeled. Read More...
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Straight from the appetizing counter, a smoked-salmon chowder that tastes of old New York. Read More...
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Under the name North Fork Smoked Fish, Phil Karlin, a fisherman, is bringing dips, pâtés and fillets to Manhattan. Read More...
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An Italian Christmas Eve celebratory meal with an ecological twist. Read More...
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Whelks, a type of sea snail that inhabits the Atlantic Ocean, are making news on cutting-edge menus. Read More...
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Oceana, an international ocean-protection group, found that 39 percent of the 142 samples of seafood they tested in New York were mislabeled. Read More...
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