Shellfish Recipes

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By jamesbankston 0 comments
This is a pasta favorite that can be done in a flash... more »
By allthai 1 comments
Thai Hot and Sour Prawn Soup is fast and easy once you learn how it is done. In the online video you will be taught by Chef Chanrat Karatna, nickname Air, and his staff not only how to cook Thai Hot and Sour Prawn Soup but about the ingredients. ... more »
By raystarck 10 comments
On a trip to Cancun one year, I was on a tour that ended with a lobster dinner that was grilled on a large open flame BBQ. It was the best lobster I've ever had, so I wanted to share the recipe... more »
By Vasco 0 comments
A Portuguese dish call: [carne de porco a alentejana] pork and clams together? The dish makes perfect sense once you have taste of it, And it is not too difficult to prepare... more »
By DawnChesbro 1 comments
Succulent shrimp will spice up your Valentine’s Day evening when you marinate them in a fiery Cajun-inspired sauce. Hot spices have long been known to create a romantic atmosphere in the dining room and bedroom. By quickly sautéing the shrimp, ... more »
By GeorgiaGirl4U 1 comments
I love shrimp any way you prepare it but this has to be one of my favorites. It is delicious with fresh shrimp but I am going to give you the version using frozen pre-cooked shrimp for the busy mothers in this hurry up world we live in... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Fried, sauteed, or just plain peeled, shrimp is a staple of American cuisine. But before you can do anything with shrimp, you have to peel it. Follow these steps... more »
By FUSILLI1OF4 0 comments
Ever wonder how to prepare fresh shrimp for freezing? It's actually not as hard as you think. This article will teach you to prepare shrimp for freezing. Let's face it, you never know who may stop in for dinner at a seconds notice and having ... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Soft-shell crabs are just blue crabs that have shed their shells and haven't grown new ones yet. Although they don't need to be cracked, soft-shell crabs do need to be prepared for cooking... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Lobster is one of the most popular kinds of seafood. Whether it's buttered tails or a steaming bowl of bisque, lobster is a succulent and flavorful ocean treasure. If you're not fortunate enough to live on the East coast and have a fisherman's ... more »
By Sheila Wilkinson 0 comments
Soft shelled clams are named for their thin, chalky, calcium-based shells. They’re also called long neck clams or steamers. They can’t close their shells tightly because of their necks which makes them easy to open. Here's how you do it... more »
By smilesatme1 0 comments
Boiling fresh prawns is very easy but if you are not familiar about the process then you can learn it here. Many ways to cook fresh prawns but boiling it would probably be the easiest way to eat it. You can boil it with just plain water without ... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 1 comments
Dungeness crabs have more meat in proportion to their body weight than any other hard-shell crabs - and they're easy to eat, too. You can clean and crack crabs before or after cooking, but be sure to cook hard-shell blue crabs before cracking... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Many people believe that the best way to kill a lobster is to throw it in a pot of boiling water and hope it dies quickly. This camp believes the boiling method reduced toughness of the meat. However, there is another camp that believes there is ... more »
By ishnupune 1 comments
Have you walked by the seafood case at the grocery store and wish you could make crab, but think it's really hard? Well it's not! Just follow the easy steps and you will be impressing people in no time... more »
By eddybles 2 comments
This warm salad makes a lovely side dish but also makes a light, fresh meal on its own. Its many textures include the crunchy garlic chip garnish, snappy romanesco florets and silky soba noodles coated in a nutty cloak of walnut sauce. Broccoli ... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
This interesting dish uses stalks of lemongrass as skewers. The lemongrass gives the shrimp a pleasant light lemon flavor, and your guests will marvel at your ingenuity. This recipe makes a dozen skewers, which will feed about six people... more »
By DandelionMom 2 comments
Traditional Shrimp Creole is a standard down in Louisiana. It is spicy and savory, and the perfect potluck dish that you know nobody else will bring! It will be a big hit! Remember...old fashioned recipes are always the best!.. more »
By DandelionMom 0 comments
This recipe makes it easy for anyone to make scallops! So delicious and good for you, these Veggie Scallops are all you need to ensure that your family is well fed! Remember...old fashioned recipes are always the best!.. more »
By Matt Lee 4 comments
You can freeze fresh shrimp whether it is cooked or raw. Preparing shrimp for freezing is a very easy task. Follow the steps below and you can be assured that you will have fresh shrimp from fridge to freezer and back again... more »
By LaughingRedhead 0 comments
You've taken the time to acquire your fresh shrimp (and hopefully you got a good deal), but how do you freeze them? With these easy-to-follow instructions, you can preserve your fresh shrimp for 6-7 months, while still retaining flavor and texture... more »
By 2012ad 1 comments
Shrimp can be a great addition to a variety of dishes, but freezing them properly is important to keep them fresh. This article will tell you how to correctly freeze fresh shrimp to retain their flavor and quality... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 23 comments
Boiling is a common and easy way of preparing lobster - although many people prefer it steamed (see User's Tips). You can eat the lobster by itself - it's simple and elegant with some melted butter - or use the meat in recipes such as crepes, ... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Broiling cooks the lobster quickly and browns the meat a little, which plain boiling doesn't... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 2 comments
Take the bull by the horn: Instead of the tenderloin, why not try the tendergroin? Also known as calf fries, Rocky Mountain oysters are the testicles of cows, buffalo, pigs, lamb, sheep or turkey. They can certainly humble even the brawniest ... more »