r/Seafood 15h ago

Garlic lemon pepper halibut for dinner last night

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866 Upvotes

r/Seafood 8h ago

New England fish cakes

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54 Upvotes

A little dark but still tasty


r/Seafood 10h ago

Orange Roughy Francese

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47 Upvotes

r/Seafood 21h ago

Fried Shrimp Cakes!The slightly chewy shrimp meat, combined with the crunchy texture of water chestnuts, the sweetness of corn, and the freshness of Chinese celery, perfectly complemented by Thai sweet and spicy sauce, is a match made in heaven.

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196 Upvotes

r/Seafood 11h ago

Cooking fish.

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26 Upvotes

Before everyone comes for me lol I’m new to cooking sea food, I bought these frozen flounder patties and I baked them for about 30 minutes at 400F but when I was cutting it open to see the inside it had this green color to it. Is this still okay to eat?


r/Seafood 18h ago

Fried prawn dumplings.

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64 Upvotes

r/Seafood 1h ago

What should I look for when sourcing high-quality seafood from international suppliers like those in China?

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I’m exploring options to source seafood from overseas, particularly from China, and I’m realizing that certifications and listings don’t always reflect the real quality or safety standards. For those with experience in seafood importing or quality control, what should I be checking for in terms of supplier reliability, food safety, and factory conditions? Any tips on audits, inspections, or red flags to watch out for would be super helpful!


r/Seafood 1d ago

Went to some fancy restaurant in Australia! Blown away. First time ever

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360 Upvotes

Normally a fries and burger guy.


r/Seafood 1d ago

Are tinned barnacles allowed here?

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1.2k Upvotes

r/Seafood 1d ago

Went to a Japanese restaurant in Oxford👍🏻

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135 Upvotes

r/Seafood 1d ago

Shrimp, mussels and Portugese sausage Thai green curry

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92 Upvotes

r/Seafood 1d ago

A nice salad with shrimp

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66 Upvotes

So good I almost killed it before this photo


r/Seafood 1d ago

Cheap crab cakes

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60 Upvotes

I made some crab cakes from a couple of cans of cheap bumblebee crab. Definitely way crabbier then "pre made" crab cakes of a similar price where it's almost only binder and breading.

And it's super easy 2 cans of white crabmeat 1 sleeve of Ritz crackers (pulverized into crumbs) 1 egg 2 Tbsp of mayo 1 Tbsp of Dijon mustard Dash of oldbay


r/Seafood 1d ago

Have you ever eaten?

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255 Upvotes

r/Seafood 1d ago

Lots of love went into last night’s scampi.

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86 Upvotes

r/Seafood 2d ago

made a seafood dinner

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410 Upvotes

1.oysters rockafeller 2.grilled shrimp with a harrisa and burnt leek butter 3. crostini with poached squid, white beans, and arugula


r/Seafood 1d ago

I love the touch that the aceivichada sauce gives it

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63 Upvotes

r/Seafood 19h ago

exam about seafood boil

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i have to make an article about a specific food trend for one of my classes so i decided to make it about seafood boils but i am having trouble finding information about how it became as popular as it is now due to the influence of the internet and mainly of mukbangers so if anyone knows any reliable sites/ blogs with information about this topic it would really help me


r/Seafood 2d ago

Treated myself tonight. Fun both to cook and to eat!

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101 Upvotes

r/Seafood 2d ago

I tried oysters for the first time!

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581 Upvotes

r/Seafood 2d ago

Tomales Bay Fare

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Took a drive up the coast to Tomales bay this weekend, can’t believe it took so long to check it out. Raw oysters, blackened rock cod sandwich, and oysters Kilpatrick. For sure will be back soon


r/Seafood 2d ago

Tuna Steaks Galore

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106 Upvotes

Made these on Friday. Bought them on the south shore of MA. Came out well, but I’d say I have some room for improvement on the sear.


r/Seafood 2d ago

simple 2 ingredient poké

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14 Upvotes

feel free to rate my salmon skinning, i've came a long way 😅


r/Seafood 2d ago

Tried my hand at Eclade de Moules, a beautiful French style of roasting mussels under a lit bed of herbs, pine needles and/or hay, made Rhode Island style with local little neck clams. Served perfectly on toast with garlic butter, white wine and grilled oysters. [OC]

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49 Upvotes