Tonight, we're making grilled Gulf shrimp with ratatouille stuffed shells. The best shrimp you’ve ever eaten isn’t frozen or imported, it's right here!
"The malfadini scampi is my reimagined take on the classic iteration of the Italian dish," says PJ Calapa, chef/owner of NYC's Scampi. Calapa's mastery of the dish left us speechless, and eager for more."I like to keep it simple, using malfadini pasta instead of the traditional linguine, and tossing it with white wine, garlic, crustacean stock and chili…
The best Mexican food is always made from scratch, slow-cooked with fresh ingredients. From the tried-and-true to modern spin, Latin American food expert Paul Wilson’s Taqueria has it all. These seafood tacos will make you forget all about carne asada (at least for the time being). Jicama is sometimes called Peruvian pear and I was delighted to discover…
If you're going to cook Japanese at home, you're going to need some pointers! Join culinary instructor and cookbook author Kimiko Barber and build up a respectable repertoire of fantastic, classic Japanese dishes. This handball sushi will turn even the greenest novice into a sushi-making machine. You'll need Masaharu Morimoto's tamagoyaki recipe to make the egg sushi. Nigiri-zushi,…
Bring everyone to the table together for some quality dinnertime. These curried shrimp and potato kebabs are a great way to switch up your skewer game.
NYC steak and seafood hub The Wayfarer just launched a killer-looking burger menu, with a shrimp and lobster burger any shellfish lover is going to love.
When cooking shrimp, remember: Less time means more flavor. You want those little suckers just cooked through. The good news for dinner tonight? You'll be at the stove or grill for 15 minutes, tops. Check out our fastest shrimp recipes, pick your favorite and and grab some shrimp or prawns. You do know the difference, right?