I love mangos! It might not surprise you that they are one of my top 5 favorite fruits. Grown and harvested all over the world, mangos are a member of the cashew family. Similar to avocado (#2 of my top 5) they come in many varieties, all with their own unique size, flavor and texture profile. Depending on where you… View Post
Caribbean Style Mango Salsa
Pescatarian “Date Night” Sea Scallops with Spicy Apricot Glaze
This recipe is special enough for a celebration meal or suited for a more practical weeknight supper. Aside from being delicious, one of the best parts is that it can be cooked and on the table in 15-minutes. I use homemade apricot jam crafted by my mom. Her jam tends to have less sugar than commercially prepared varieties. With his… View Post
Veracruz Style Fish with Wild Cod
Along the Eastern Coast of Mexico, you’ll find the port city called Veracruz, which stretches along the Gulf Coast like the graceful tentacle of a sea creature. Known for its tropical weather, friendly people and Afro-Caribbean vibe, seafood and spices are the culinary hallmark of this coastal city where Mexican flavors blend with West African accents and is a pescatarian… View Post
Black Mussels in Tomato, Coconut Milk & Lemongrass Sauce
$12 and 15 minutes to pescatarian luxury!
Wild Salmon & Tuscan Kale Chowder
Bisques, chowders and soups are some of my favorite things to cook up and experiment with. The freedom to open up my pantry, refrigerator and freezer and assemble a comforting meal is delightful. This salmon chowder recipe is a perennial favorite. I used frozen wild salmon for this recipe because it’s freezer staple and this recipe is about simplicity, but… View Post
Pescatarian Fish Bone Broth
A South American proverb states that good bone broth can resurrect the dead. It’s a highly nutritious superfood that can be made in as little as 20 minute using minimal ingredients. Bone broth or more accurately bone stock, has been all the rage the last decade since interest in the paleo diet and similar eating styles has exploded, but broth… View Post
Pescatarian Wild Halibut Tortilla Soup
One of my favorite fairy tales is titled Stone Soup. In this classic European story, a group of hungry, traveling strangers used their charm and good wit to convince an entire community of people to share bits of what they had available in their kitchens to create a meal that satisfied and fed them all. There are many versions of… View Post
Cauliflower, Coconut & Orange Lentil Soup
This pescatarian recipe combines easily accessible ingredients to create a flavorful Indian-inspired soup. I like this potage any time of day – breakfast, lunch or as a light supper.
Spicy Pescatarian Peel & Eat Shrimp
When I work on pescatarian recipe development I tend to do so in large batches over the course of a few days or a long weekend. I’m pretty ambitious with my projects and resign myself to the fact that my kitchen will be clean, but in total chaos for a few days – bowls of lemons, stacks of plantains, bags… View Post
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