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Easy Seafood Recipes

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Follow the links below to find some easy recipes for seafood. Seafood is my favorite main dish, especially Fish and Chips, and any kind of salmon.

I would rather have seafood than steak!

Seafood Recipes

Crab Recipes - Shredded or boiled in the shell, I prefer crab over lobster.

Clam Chowder - A variety of clam chowder, smooth and creamy.

Lobster Recipes - A interesting lobster bisque, and other recipes.

Oyster Recipes - I prefer oysters on the half shell, but here are some other ways of preparing oysters.

Salmon Patties - I've had this recipe for years, and still make them, serve with tartar sauce or catsup. See more recipes for salmon too.

Shrimp Recipes - Boil shrimp as an appetizer, or fry it in this easy batter.

Tuna Salad Recipes - A variety of Tuna Salad recipes. Easy to make!

Tuna Casserole - An old time favorite with the macaroni and cheese with crushed chips on top.

How to Fry Fish

Frying fish is easy to do, and there are many different ways of doing it. My mom use to just coat the fish pieces in flour, and fry them over medium heat in a skillet with a little oil, turning after brown on one side.

There are several over ways you can bread them though. My friend dips the fish in egg, and then in a mixture of flour and bread crumbs. Some people also like to use a batter, and beer batter was popular at one time.

The main thing is, not to let the fish get overdone or underdone. So it does take a little practice.

Don't forget the Hush Puppies with your fried fish!

Pan Fish in Deep Fat (recipe from 1927)

This is a very good way to cook smelts, trout and other small fish. Clean as usual, removing the fins and tails. The head may be left on. Dust with salt and pepper, roll in crumbs and fry in deep Mazola. Serve with cress or parsley, lemon, and Shoe String Potatoes.
Make your own Tartar Sauce

Long John Silver's Fish Batter

1 egg white
3 tsp. baking powder
1 Tbsp. oil
1 tsp. salt
1 c. flour
3 1/2 lbs. fish or chicken

Beat egg white until stiff, mix remaining ingredients with 3/4 cup water, then add to egg white.

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