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Pan-fried crab cakes bound with egg, mayonnaise and breadcrumbs and seasoned with Dijon mustard, Worcestershire sauce and Old Bay, cooked until golden on both sides.
A hot baked crab dip of cream cheese, mayonnaise, sour cream and butter with lump crab, bell pepper, onion and mozzarella, garnished with parsley and green onion.
Plump shrimp and mushrooms tossed in a bold garlic and black pepper glaze. The sauce is salty, lightly sweet and properly peppery, with fresh cilantro to finish.
A mellow, warmly spiced coconut curry with tender potato, crunchy peanuts and quick-cooked shrimp. Cubes of ripe avocado folded in at the end add a cool, creamy contrast to the sweet-sour sauce.
Jutes is a freshwater snail that has exquisite meat, and from there comes this soup with a delicious flavor. The wonderful thing about this recipe is how easy it is to prepare, so you will enjoy a truly delicious traditional dish in very little time.
What is Jūšia? Jūšia is an old Lithuanian word documented with the specific meaning of herring soup. It is closely related to the older word jūšė, which Lithuanian linguistic sources record more broadly as fish soup, thin soup or, in some usages, soup containing groats. This distinction matters. A recipe based specifically on herring is better described as jūšia, while jūšė historically had a wider meaning and should not automatically be treated as the name of one fixed herring recipe. An Old Lithuanian Soup Name The words belong to an old layer of Lithuanian culinary vocabulary. Historical di
Eel grilled from raw the kabayaki way — sake-steamed first, grilled plain, then brushed and grilled six times with a tare of turbinado and dark brown sugar, sake, mirin and soy.
Assorted sashimi-grade seafood sliced over warm rice, with a simmered soy, sake, mirin and dashi sauce finished with sesame oil and served alongside for dipping.
A single-serving bowl of rice topped with tuna, salmon, a head-on prawn and scallop, finished with whole sea urchin and salmon roe and served with shiso, soy sauce and wasabi.
A kale and farro salad in an aquafaba Caesar dressing with sourdough croutons, served alongside a filo pie that marries Iranian herb kuku with Greek spanakopita.
Chopped kale massaged with salt and olive oil and tossed with shredded cabbage in an anchovy and Parmesan Caesar dressing, covered with shredded Parmesan and crisp sourdough crumbs.
Curly kale massaged until dark and soft, dressed with an anchovy, lemon, mayonnaise and Parmesan dressing and topped with lemony toasted panko instead of croutons. Extra Parmesan and zest finish the Caesar-style salad.
Blanched kale layered with a red pepper seasoning of fish sauce, plum extract, carrot, and chili. After a short rest at room temperature the leaves turn savory, sweet, and gently hot.
Blanched kale leaves wrapped around sesame-oil rice, served with a thick, reduced tuna doenjang stew studded with tofu, zucchini, and chili. The stew is spooned over the wraps as they are eaten.
A chilled imitation crab salad with julienned cucumber and carrot and optional salmon, tossed in a spicy mayo dressing and finished with everything bagel seasoning, fried garlic and eel sauce.
A spicy southern Thai coconut fish curry with pounded cod, poured over rice vermicelli and served with crunchy vegetables, pickled mustard greens and halved duck eggs.
Thai and South-East AsianMain course1 hrServes 4307 kcalGluten-freeDiabetic
A British kedgeree of rice cooked in smoked haddock poaching stock, tossed through curry-spiced butter with peas and coriander, folded with flaked fish and topped with hard-boiled eggs.
A Kerala curry of tiger prawns marinated briefly in lemon juice, simmered in a coconut cream sauce built on grated onion, turmeric, cardamom, chilli, cinnamon, garlic, ginger and coriander.
A roast-tin prawn curry where tomatoes, pepper and spices cook down before coconut milk, prawns and spinach join them, served with quickly cooked basmati rice.
A spicy porridge of cooked rice and rice cake slices simmered with chopped kimchi in an anchovy-kelp broth. Ground sesame seeds and sesame oil finish the thick, warming bowl.
Large shrimp simmered in a white wine and kimchi brine butter sauce, topped with crisp bacon, deeply browned kimchi, garlicky toasted panko and parsley, with crusty bread for serving.
Main course30 min4 servings53 kcalEgg-freeDiabeticLow-SodiumLow Fat / Low CholesterolRenal
Fork-shredded king oyster mushrooms that eat like pulled meat, stir-fried in butter and a gochujang-soy glaze, served over black rice with baby greens and black sesame.
A curry of peeled fresh tomatoes simmered with banana shallots, ginger, garlic, Thai red curry paste, lime leaves and lemongrass, finished with raw king prawns, lime juice, fish sauce and wilted baby spinach.
Generous homemade fish fingers in a cheesy crumb, tucked into submarine rolls with shredded lettuce and a ketchup yoghurt sauce, with smoked paprika sweet potato chips.
Konjac twisted into knots stir-fries with fish cake in a soy and oligosaccharide glaze with garlic and red chili. The knots stay bouncy and soak up the sweet-savory sauce.