There’s just one word to describe this dish and that is: FRESH. The light, crispy bits of cod with the crunchy peanuts and tangy cucumbers are a delicious combo. I served mine over a bed of basmati rice (which I cooked in coconut milk), but this would also be good with rice noodles. Be sure … Asian Pan-Seared Cod with Marinated Cucumbers
Rice bowls are so fun because everyone can customize their own. This crispy, salty and sweet salmon is extremely delicious and pairs nicely with the veggies and rice. The sriracha mayo adds creaminess and a nice spicy note. Enjoy with a side of fresh fruit and you have the perfect healthy lunch or dinner! 2. … Honey-Soy Salmon Rice Bowls
I recently tried this spice for the first time and I am hooked! Gochugaru is a coarsely ground Korean chili powder (similar to crushed red pepper flakes in texture). It’s traditionally made from sun-dried peppers without the seeds, giving it a slightly sweet flavor. This buttery, garlicky and spicy sauce is perfect with shrimp! Serve … Gochugaru Shrimp
Seafood chowders are one of my favorite types of soup – the flavor reminds me of sitting by the ocean! I love making soup or stew any time of the year. This chowder is full of delicious veggies and big chunks of salmon (yum). Fresh dill ties the whole dish together! Serve this with crackers … Salmon Chowder
Pappardelle pasta is the wider version of a fettuccine noodle and I absolutely love it with seafood, braised short ribs or bolognese sauce. This pasta has comfort food written all over it – garlicky, buttery shrimp with cheesy noodles. To balance it out, add extra greens into the pasta mix or serve some roasted vegetables … Garlic Shrimp Pappardelle Pasta
With the holidays behind us, I’m ready to incorporate some lighter meals into our weekly routine. This dish is on the table in less than 30 minutes, but tastes like it’s been stewing for hours. I served mine with white rice, but this would also be good with grits or zucchini noodles. Heat butter in … Shrimp Creole
I love a bowl of warm, cozy noodles when the weather starts to get chilly. This dish is great for a date night in, but it’s also simple enough to prepare for your family any night of the week. The lemony brightness of the sauce pairs beautifully with the sweet scallops and salty bacon. Serve … Creamy Spinach Linguine with Seared Scallops
Typically I get two different types of clients – ones that love fish or ones that say it’s too fishy. For those “too fishy” people, I always challenge them to try halibut. It’s incredibly mild and has a wonderful meaty texture. Like most fish, it pairs really nicely with citrus. Poaching it in olive oil … Olive Oil Poached Halibut with Cherry Tomatoes & Olives
A few months ago, Josh and I tried shrimp diablo at a local restaurant and have been dreaming about it ever since. The flavors were so fresh and inviting, without being overly spicy. What I love about this meal is that it comes together so quickly and it’s versatile. Feel free to serve the shrimp … Shrimp Diablo
Like many of you I’ve been using this time to clean everything, including my pantry. It’s been great to see what I have on-hand and figure out different ways to use it. I found a bag of tortilla chips that was mostly crushed and figured those chips would make a perfect coating for the tilapia … Tortilla Chip Crusted Tilapia with Sriracha Lime Mayo
