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Seafood Cooking:     more books (100)

Seafood (Cooking with Bon Appetit) by Bon Appetit, 1983 Seafood Handbook by Diversified Business Communications, 2005-07-13 West Coast Seafood: The Complete Cookbook by Jay Harlow, 2002-01-10 Charlie Trotter's Seafood by Charlie Trotter, 1997 Seafood of South-East Asia: A Comprehensive Guide With Recipes by Alan Davidson, 2004-01-23 Native Indian Wild Game, Fish, and Wild Foods Cookbook: New revised and expanded edition (Cooking) by Lovesick Lake Native Women's Assocation, 1996-10-01 Roy's Fish and Seafood: Recipes from the Pacific Rim by Roy Yamaguchi, John Harrisson, 2005-06-01 Mastering the Art of Florida Seafood by Lonnie T Lynch, 1999-10-01 Fish: The Complete Guide to Buying and Cooking by Mark Bittman, 1999-01-26 Louisiana Seafood Bible, The: Crabs by Jerald Horst, Glenda Horst, 2010-09-03 Williams-Sonoma: Seafood: Food Made Fast by Jay Harlow, 2007-02-01 The Seafood Cookbook: Classic to Contemporary by Pierre Franey, Bryan Miller, 1986-10-12 Simply Shrimp: 101 Recipes for Everybody's Favorite Seafood by Rick Rodgers, 1998-06-01 Field Guide to Seafood: How to Identify, Select, and Prepare Virtually Every Fish and Shellfish at the Market by Aliza Green, 2007-03-29

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21. Live Maine Lobsters And Fresh Seafood Delivered Overnight
    Every order includes our free fresh seafood and Maine lobster cooking guide. Receive classic lobster and fresh seafood recipes, seafood cooking tips,  
    http://www.lobsteranywhere.com/
    
    Extractions: var javascript_version = 1.0; Select Home Page Gift Packages Gift Certificates Seafood Market Live Maine Lobster Fresh Shellfish Fresh Shrimp Seasonal Specials Tools of the Trade Cooking Guide New England Recipes Lobster 101 Claminology Customer Service Your Account About Us Accolades Wholesale Corporate Program Press Room Sites to Sea Affiliate Program Edit Cart Buy Now Account Your Email Address Preferred Format Text HTML

22. Live Maine Lobsters And Fresh Seafood Delivered Overnight
    For more Maine lobster and seafood cooking instructions be sure to visit our seafood cooking and handling guide. Though Maine lobster is best enjoyed in  
    http://www.lobsteranywhere.com/lobster101.html
    
    Extractions: var javascript_version = 1.0; Select Home Page Gift Packages Gift Certificates Seafood Market Live Maine Lobster Fresh Shellfish Fresh Shrimp Seasonal Specials Tools of the Trade Cooking Guide New England Recipes Lobster 101 Claminology Customer Service Your Account About Us Accolades Wholesale Corporate Program Press Room Sites to Sea Affiliate Program Edit Cart Buy Now Account Your Email Address Preferred Format Text HTML Maine lobster, also known as the American Lobster, is found in the waters between Eastern Canada and North Carolina, with Maine contributing to more than half of all lobsters caught in the United States. Maine lobster is easily distinguished from the "spiny" lobster (commonly called rock lobster) caught along the southern Atlantic coast and the coast of California by its large heavy claws. The spiny lobster has tiny claws and is usually marketed as uncooked frozen tails. Because of its sweet, delicious flavor and tender texture Maine lobster is the world's most prized catch. Live Maine lobster is available year-round, with the bulk of the catch harvested in the summer and fall. In the winter months many lobstermen pull their traps to avoid damage and danger of Nor'easters and other storms. The price of lobster, like most prices, is ruled by supply and demand, as well as, the weather. Lobster prices usually rise at the start of Memorial Day and drop as the season ends with Labor Day weekend. May and September are good times to buy hard-shell lobsters. In June and July, when lobster molting is at its peak, the majority of lobsters sold locally are soft-shell.

23. Wild Harvest Videos - Seafood
    Cooking SEAFOOD Mustsee TV! - Outdoor Life. Take the mystery but not the magic out of seafood cooking as Chef Milos shows how to identify freshness in  
    http://www.wildharvestvideos.com/videos/seafood.html
    
    Extractions: - Pittsburgh Post Gazette A very important cooking video for anyone who loves to fish and enjoys their catch. Chef Milos shows how to keep wild fish fresh until you can fillet them properly. And if you have trouble catching your own fish, you will find out how to determine if fish in a market are really "fresh!". Some of the fantastic treats you'll see created include: + s/h via UPS - Sports Afield A wonderful lineup of recipes and demonstrations on cooking fish from our oceans. Chef Milos demonstrates how to prepare and cook fish which are far more healthy than farm-raised red meats. He also explains what to look for if you buy your fish in a market. Key items in this video include: How to tell if fish in a market are fresh Preparing broiled flounder (Sole) Salmon cutlets with gremolata Pompano baked in parchment Poach Atlantic bluefish Grill red snapper with corn salsa Swordfish steak martini Poach striped bass

24. Nova Scotia Seafood Cooking School: Vacation Culinary Travel
    Nova Scotia s Acadian Farm Cooking School provide culinary instruction in seafood cookery and other areas.  
    http://www.acadianfarm.com/cookingschool.html
    
    Extractions: The Nova Scotia Seafood Cooking School Special Food Learning Vacations at Trout Point Lodge, Argyle Municipality, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia Home to North America 's Best and Freshest Seafood See us featured in magazine. Southwestern Nova Scotia Travel Guide Home Page Seafood Cooking School Travel Links World Acadian Congress Trout Point Lodge e-mail Trout Point Lodge hosts summer and fall cooking schools combining luxury accommodation, gourmet meals, hands-on culinary instruction, and visits to Nova Scotia seafood destinations. Chefs Daniel G. Abel Charles L. Leary , and Vaughn J. Perret organize and teach all Learning Vacations. These instructors specialize in seafood cookery and wild foods in the tradition of the French New World, covering Creole, Acadian, and Cajun styles along with the fundamentals of choosing, storing, and cooking seafood. Their Trout Point Lodge Cookbook : Creole Cuisine from New Orleans to Nova Scotia Gremolata.com Nova Scotia Liz Feltham The Coast Abel , Leary and Perret have done an astounding thing with this new book, taking Louisiana Dale Curry , Food Editor, New Orleans Times-Picayune They also lead culinary vacations at the Granada Cooking School in Granada, Spain

25. Acadian Farm.com Homepage Nova Scotia Travel And Seafood Cooking School
    seafood cooking School Travel Accommodation Links Meetings Corporate Retreats Tobeatic Wilderness Trout Point Lodge  
    http://www.acadianfarm.com/homepage.html
    
    Extractions: Information for Travelers to Southwestern Nova Scotia Home Page Seafood Cooking School Tobeatic Wilderness Trout Point Lodge e-mail www.acadianfarm.com Your Guide to Visiting Southwestern Nova Scotia Southwestern Nova Scotia offers an astounding diversity of attractions including beautiful diverse coastline and pristine wilderness areas. This site provides relevant information for travelers to the area of Nova Scotia encompassed by the Evangeline Trail and the Lighthouse Route, including Digby, Yarmouth, and Shelburne Counties. acadianfarm.com has links to news and information about attractions and events, accommodation and dining recommendations, transportation options, and maps of one of Canada's most beautiful regions, just a short trip from the eastern seaboard of the United States. In 2004, Nova Scotia hosted the World Acadian Congress, an event which brought thousands of visitors to the province. Check out our new guide to meetings and corporate retreats. acadianfarm.com is published by Pacific Avenue, S.A./Pacific Avenue, Ltd. acadianfarm.com

26. WOOD'S SEAFOOD COOKING TIPS
    COOKING TIPS FROM WOOD S SEAFOOD MARKET RESTAURANT TOWN PIER PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS. FEATURING THE FRESHEST SEAFOOD AVAILABLE  
    http://pilgrims.net/woods/cooking.htm

27. Seafood Cooking For Dummies
    The Global Gourmet features daily updates, new recipes, cookbook profiles, regular columnists, food news, cooking tips, wine product reviews,  
    http://www.globalgourmet.com/food/special/2000/seafood/
    
    Extractions: ...Carol A. Haltaman, National Fisheries Institute Getting hooked on seafood is easy with by Leslie Beal Bloom and Marcie Ver Ploeg. This comprehensive guide tackles every aspect of seafood, from identification, handling, shipping, and cooking, to web-sites on the subject baits you into the kitchen with confidence! From coast to coast, seafood is getting the thumbs-up from cooks, chefs, doctors, dietitians, and medical researchers. If you are skeptical about exactly what kind of fish to buy, comes complete with a whole fish selection guide to start you off with exactly which kind of fish will suit your palate. This book explains the proper tools to buy, cook with and to cook on, and delves into the best way to prepare your choice of seafood, whether it be grilling, flying, stir-frying, broiling, baking, as well as many more. Plus, it is packed with tons of delicious recipes! The "Parts of Ten" section, located in the back of the book, includes useful information such as, top ten seafood restaurants, great seafood festivals, top ten oyster bars, must "sea" web-sites as well as shore-to-door seafood shippers! Whether it is a back-yard clam bake, cooking calamari for Christmas, rolling your own sushi or wanting to know the perfect utensil for grilling

28. Popeye's Salmon Cakes
    seafood cooking For Dummies® By Leslie Beal Bloom and Marcie Ver Ploeg IDG Books Worldwide Paperback, $19.99 ISBN 07645-5177-9  
    http://www.globalgourmet.com/food/special/2000/seafood/cakes.html
    
    Extractions: Forkmedia LLC Offer your family a knock-out supper when you pair Popeye's favorite vegetable with sensational salmon. To better visualize how far we've come from old-fashioned canned salmon patties, check the photo of these colorful cakes. For a pretty appetizer, serve mini-salmon cakes atop tiny pitas or pita wedges with arugula and Catalan Romesco Sauce, thinned with a bit of sour cream. Preparation time: 40 minutes

29. Restaurant Report - Seafood Cooking Tips
    seafood cooking Tips. seafood cooking Tips by Chef Richard Elkan. How to select seafood … If it s questionable as to how old a piece of fish might be,  
    http://www.restaurantreport.com/features/ft_seafoodtips.html
    
    Extractions: by Chef Richard Elkan How to select seafood … How to prepare seafood… Placing frozen fish in a bowl of milk takes out the frozen taste and gives the fish an even fresher flavor. To remove oyster shells more easily, soak them in club soda for about five minutes. It's much easier to open clams and oysters if you first wash them with cold water and then place them in a plastic bag in the freezer for 30 minutes. Your hands won't smell fishy if you wash them in cold water before handling the fish. It's easier to skin a frozen fish than a fresh one.

30. Wild Edibles Seafood Market
    Although the majority of seafood cooked in American homes is either baked, LOW CALORIE seafood cooking Seafoods are inherently low in calories;  
    http://www.wildedibles.com/Store/cooking_methods.cfm
    
    Extractions: Seafood Cooking Methods Although the majority of seafood cooked in American homes is either baked, broiled or fried, there are many other delicious ways to prepare fish. Note that overcooking is the most prevalent cooking error; in fish that is done, the once-translucent meat is opaque, flakes at the center, and separates easily from the bones. The easiest rule of thumb is the Canadian Cooking Method, which states that finfish require cooking for 10 minutes per inch of thickness, at a temperature of 450 degrees F. LOW CALORIE SEAFOOD COOKING Seafoods are inherently low in calories; even the fattiest fish are healthy compared with other protein sources. Lean fish are generally under 100 calories per four-ounce (raw) portion. The primary cause of calorie buildup in seafood dishes is the added ingredients, and/or the cooking method. Poaching and steaming add no calories, while baking or grilling fish wrapped in foil requires few or no added calories. For traditional dry heat cooking methods, seafoods higher in natural oil content require less basting with oil-based sauces than do lean fish. Wine, beer, horseradish, Worcestershire or teriyaki sauce can be substituted for rich sauces, and the many low-cal alternatives to regular salad dressings and other ingredients make it an easy task greatly to reduce the calories involved in cooking delicious seafood dishes.

31. Cooking With Seafood
    Viewing Page 1 of 69 for Cooking with seafood cooking with Seafood 1 Poultry Recipes Cooking with Poultry Seafood Recipes Cooking with Seafood  
    http://www.free-recipes.co.uk/recipes-store/Books/browse-4216-salesrank-1.html

32. Fish & Seafood Cooking Chart On The Worldwide Gourmet
    Fish seafood cooking Chart on The Worldwide Gourmet.  
    http://www.theworldwidegourmet.com/fish/listing.htm
    
    Extractions: Species Comment Flavour Cooking Methods Albacore A species of tuna with a meatier flavour often sold as steaks but not used as sashimi. Best if not cooked through. Tomato, garlic, bay leaves, chilli, olive tapenade. Indian curry with yoghurt sauce. Marinate kebabs in sweet soy. Poach, shallow fry, bake, grill, barbecue, smoke. Cuttlefish Caught around the coast of Australia. Mantle contains a white bone - often given to caged birds. Lower price than other cephalopod molluscs. Pleasant tasting, tender flesh. Salt and pepper seasoning for deep frying. Chilli and garlic marinade for grilling. Asian flavours in salads or braised with tomato, garlic and wine. Steam, poach, deep fry, shallow fry bake, grill, barbecue, sashimi. Flathead More than 40 species, tiger flathead is most highly regarded. Sold whole and as fillets. A very popular tasty fish. Excellent for fish and chips. Serve grilled with tomato relish. Baked whole or as thick cutlets with lemon and olive oil. Steam, poach, deep fry, shallow fry, bake, grill, barbecue.

33. Islamorada Fish Company
    Shrimp Some Great Stuff! CAVIAR How to OrderRead Me First! About Islamorada Fish Company Recipes seafood cooking Shipping and Handling  
    http://www.ifcstonecrab.com/nitem.cfm?cat=41

34. Grumpy - Seafood Cooking Tips
    seafood cooking Tips. How to select seafood h. It s easier to skin a frozen fish than a fresh one. How to cook seafood  
    http://www.grumpygourmet.com/seefood_cooking_artamman.asp

35. Fish & Seafood: Cooking Crab
    Hello Linda,it is always my pleasure to settle a family wager.Crabs like king and snow are sold in cooked form and are cooked alive.  
    http://experts.about.com/q/748/1550462.htm
    
    Extractions: My question is, does crab have to be alive when cooked ? My son insists that if the crab is not alive when dropped into boiling water that it becomes dangerous to consume. I know this sounds silly, but I just don't believe that and of course, being in Arizona where we have so many,my son is an expert.(heheh).Thank you, Linda Peterson Hello Linda,it is always my pleasure to settle a family wager.Crabs like king and snow are sold in cooked form and are cooked alive.Crabs like blue and dungeness are often sold uncooked and must be alive at the time of cooking,much like lobster.As for Arizona crab,which I discovered while I was riding through the desert on a horse with no name,(heh,heh)you have to find them first and all I have seen is a fossil.Believe it or not,and you can chalk it up to the natural facination we have with things that we cannot readily get,some of the best chefs ever to work with seafood that I have seen have come from Switzerland.Go Figure,it is not like they learned to cook in the navy........peter

36. Fish & Seafood: Cooking Paddlefish
    How on earth did he get a line deep enough to catch a sturgeon?As you must know by now they are pretty big,and being an oily fish have a fuller flavour.  
    http://experts.about.com/q/748/1435710.htm
    
    Extractions: I am from Missouri and I need someone to tell me how to cook paddlefish (sturgeon is it's more biological name, I think). My son caught an 85 pounder, which yielded about 20 pounds of fish! I have no clue as to what to do with it. I am not a freshwater fish fan anyway - give me Red Snapper or Flounder. Any help would be appreciated.

37. SEAFOOD COOKING DEMONSTRATION, DELAWARE SEA GRANT
    Raw and cooked seafood should be kept away from each other to prevent crosscontamination. Keep seafood as close to 32°F as possible, and use it quickly.  
    http://www.ocean.udel.edu/mas/seafood/cookingdemo.htm
    
    Extractions: Specialist: Doris Hicks SEAFOOD COOKING CELEBRATING THE HOLIDAYS SAFELY WITH SEAFOOD Oysters, smoked salmon, crabmeat, and shrimp are popular holiday foods. Doris Hicks, Delaware Sea Grant Seafood Specialist, suggests these tips for holiday cooks: "Keep cooking area, utensils and hands clean. Raw and cooked seafood should be kept away from each other to prevent cross-contamination. Keep seafood as close to 32°F as possible, and use it quickly. Fresh fish should be used within two days of purchase; smoked fish stores no longer than four or five days. The shelf life of shellfish varies, however, from as long as ten days for oysters in the shell to one day for squid". Hicks notes small platters for replenishing (prepared ahead and stored in the refrigerator or kept warm in the oven) are safer than adding to a food platter already on the table. In addition, any foods at room temperature for more than two hours should be discarded. For more information on seafood handling

38. ACES Publications : ANR-0817
    At one time cooking seafood meant pulling the deepfat fryer out of the bottom kitchen Consult them for additional information about seafood cooking,  
    http://www.aces.edu/pubs/docs/A/ANR-0817/
    
    Extractions: Status: OUT OF STOCK ANR-817, New March 1994. Brian E. Perkins, Extension Seafood Technologist Stovetop Seafood Cooking A t one time cooking seafood meant pulling the deep-fat fryer out of the bottom kitchen cabinet, filling it with shortening or oil, and frying some variety of breaded seafood. While deep frying has its place, it is just one of several "stovetop" cooking methods available for cooking seafood. Baking, broiling, oven frying, boiling, steaming, poaching, and sauteeing are cooking methods that can be used as alternatives to deep frying. "Stovetop-Suitable" Alabama Seafoods Whether you catch them yourself or purchase them from a seafood retailer, many Alabama fish, crustaceans, and mollusks are ideal for stovetop cooking. The following is a basic list of Alabama seafood suitable for the stove. Check with your local seafood retailer to find out what is fresh, seasonal, and suited to your budget. Fish Amberjack Shark (several species) Bluefish Snapper (numerous species) Catfish Spanish Mackerel Cobia (Ling) Striped Bass Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Swordfish Drum (several species) Triggerfish Grouper (numerous species) Trout (several species) King Mackerel Tuna

39. Seafood Cook Books -- BooksandCoffee, Dewey Beach, Delaware
    From the restaurant that knows best when it comes to seafood, a brandnew cookbook that explains how to buy, store, cook, and enjoy every kind of fish.  
    http://www.booksandcoffee.com/cookery/
    
    Extractions: This beautifully photographed reference book will guide you through the complexities of handling and preparing all kinds of fish and shellfish. The fabulous full color guide includes every type of fish and shellfish from well-known varieties to the more unusual, with information on how to choose the best fish, plus essential cooking and preparation techniques. A fascinating visual guide matched with exciting recipes, it is the only book on identifying, preparing and cooking fish and shellfish you will need. Publisher: Southwater Publishing

40. Horizon Foods - Meat And Seafood Distributors
    Seafood Recipes Recipes. seafood cooking Tips, Cooking Tips. Product, Cooking Tips. General, General Seafood Handling Tips Using Marinades on Seafood  
    http://www.horizonfoods.com/recipe/seafood_tips.jsp

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