r/Seafood

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▲ 407 r/Seafood+2 crossposts

Lobster roll

Best lobster roll while visiting family. Salem

u/cookingman8 — 1 day ago
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Seafood stew (Cioppino?) w/ catfish and shrimp

My 2nd attempt

u/parkj6 — 1 day ago
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[Homemade] Creamy seafood chowder

With smoked haddock, prawns, squid, mussels, bacon, baby potatoes, onions…and an ever so slight kick 🌶️

u/AlienPrincessXxx — 1 day ago
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Clams

Gifted a decent amount of clams (Moriches bay) not consistently sized, so I i made stuffed🤷‍♂️ (Banana FAR right for scale 💪)

u/burntasian1 — 2 days ago
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Treated myself to a late night lobster tail

u/Fbeezy — 2 days ago
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Steamed Australian Leopard Coral Grouper

After 6 years of tweaking my steamed fish recipe, this is what I have achieved. Fish sits swimming in the bucket, 10 minutes later and it’s on the plate. The absolute peak of seafood freshness.

u/Fishyboiartan — 2 days ago

Never tried salmon

I've never tried salmon before, I dont know why, but I have this thing about fish scales, and they disgust me on a level I can't explain through text or speech. But I finally found some salmon, cooked with a Cajun sauce that was so appetizing that I managed to get offer the scale thing, and it was fantastic! I still love shellfish but I think ill be adding salmon to my dinner options for now.

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u/GazingintoTheVoid-- — 2 days ago
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I have a passport if my paisans need a hand.

j.o. as always. leftover crabs from the bushel.

u/Daddylikestoparty_ — 2 days ago
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Dinner at R'evolution in New Orleans

Charbroiled oysters (my first time - I believe there was crab and lobster meat on top) + butter poached lobster and on squid ink fettuccine. Could not recommend more, the service, the food, it was all fantastic.

u/rahkinto — 3 days ago
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J.O. #2 and Old Bay recipes for an Italian Crabber!

Hey! Your favorite Italian crabber is back!

Since it's impossible to get any US spices over here, I decided to import them myself!

Now, a simple yet crucial question: what is the best way to use them? I catch plenty of blue crabs and I definitely want to try an authentic Maryland steam, but I'm also super open to other recipes, even non-crab dishes using these seasonings!

Thank you so much! 🦀🇺🇸🇮🇹

u/Riiccccch — 4 days ago
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Salmon with Herb Butter, Lemon Crema, Rice, and Cucumber Tomato salad with Feta Cheese, Dill and Lemon Vinaigrette.

Topped with Lemon Crema.

u/dentalexaminer — 3 days ago