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Category Archives: Fish and Seafood

Queues de langoustes grillées Kinshasa ~ Grilled Rock Lobster Tails Kinshasa Style

July 27, 2013

Queues de langoustes grillées Kinshasa is a collaborative effort.  The marinade comes from the diplomatickitchen, one that successfully prepares a …

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Spice-seared Orange Roughy

June 14, 2013

There is a charming old children’s song in which a mother coaxes her little one to take its first step …

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Fillets of Sole or Flounder with Lemon Butter Sauce

January 24, 2013

“Fish,” claimed Jonathan Swift, “Should swim thrice:  First it should swim in the Sea, then it should swim in Butter, …

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Rock Lobster Tails (Queues de langoustines) with Sauce Muscat Beaumes de Venise

December 27, 2012

‘The Muscat grape has been grown for a long time in Beaumes and its wine is remarkable.’ (Pliny the Elder, …

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Salad of Fillet of Smoked Trout, Fresh Corn, Mâche, Tomato and Thyme with Balsamic and Garlic Vinaigrette

November 29, 2012

A concert, an evening at the opera or the theater–anyone of these may serve as a nice way to celebrate …

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Cajun Crayfish

October 8, 2012

To catch crayfish, carry two empty coffee cans down to the bank of a freshwater creek briskly running over a …

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Seafood Soufflés ~ Soufflés de la mer

September 27, 2012

“The couple arrived at eight o’clock and sat down at once because the entrée was a soufflé.”  (from Maigret on …

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Salmon ‘au poivre’ ~ Saumon au poivre

August 16, 2012

Before Fannie Merritt Farmer there was Mrs. D.A. (Mary) Lincoln.  Mrs. Lincoln was co-founder with Maria Parloa of The Boston …

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Shrimp Pâté with Gin

June 28, 2012

When she was in her late sixties, Célestine Eustis wrote a cookbook:  Cooking In Old Créole Days (1904).  Miss Eustis …

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Crab-Stuffed Sole with Green Onion Tabasco Sauce

June 11, 2012

The Lowcountry of the American South is a geographical region along the South Carolina coast.  It is ‘low’ by virtue …

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