The firm meat of the lobster holds up well in this curry, a Trinidadian example of the East Indian influence in the West Indies.
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The Basics of Smoking Food
Human beings have been smoking foods since they accidentally found out that a piece of meat left on the side of a wood fire acquired a different taste than treating it only with heat from flames or coals.
Sizzling Seafood Part Two
Almost every culture has their variety of piquant seafood, from Jamaican pepper shrimp to Creole shrimp and andouille jambalaya to Filipino hot and sour soup.
BBQ Chipotle Halibut w/ Watermelon Onion Salsa
The salsa recipe for this barbecued halibut is courtesy of the National Watermelon Promotion Board and the Walla Walla Sweet Onion Marketing Committee.
Andalusian Mixed Paella
Paella, like this Andalusian mixed paella, is perhaps one of Spain’s best-known dishes, originating in the Valencia region, and is one of the national dishes of Spain.
Garum: The First Seafood Product
The very first seafood product in history was a condiment manufactured more than 2,000 years ago in Greece, Rome, Phoenicia, Carthage, and later in Byzantium. It was called garum or liquamen.
Chiles en Nogada: Beef, Pork, or Seafood?
Chiles en nogada, colored as the Mexican flag, belongs to those rare dishes that can give you an incredible blend of flavors while you devour them.
Sizzling Seafood Part One
Almost every cuisine has its variety of piquant seafood, from ceviche to spicy soups to pan-fried fish. And most recipes can be adapted to add a spice component.
Seafood Products You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
Lately I have added another food history subject to write about: seafood and seafood products. Before I became obsessed with peppers, I was a seafood lover
Caribbean Crayfish with Tasty’s Wet Rub
I was served what the Anguillans call crayfish, but they’re considerably larger than the Louisiana kind yet smaller than a spiny lobster.