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Spanish Garlic Shrimp (Gambas al Ajillo) – Top of the Tapas
If you ever find yourself in a Spanish restaurant, and they don’t have some version of this garlic shrimp recipe on the menu, immediately ge...
Beet-Cured Salmon Gravlax – Easier and Slower Than You Think
Even though I only do it once every few years or so, making salmon gravlax at home is a fun weekend project, and with very little effort, yo...
Seafood Sausage – Behold, the Rarest of All the Sausages
This seafood sausage recipe is one of those dishes you learn in culinary school, and then never make in a restaurant, the rest of your caree...
Creole Crab Noodles – Mardi Gras Fusion
I’m calling this Creole crab noodles recipe an “experiment,” but it didn’t really feel like one, since I was sure it was going to come out r...
New England Clam Chowder Dip – Because Great Soups Make Even Better Dips
Truth be told, this New England Clam Chowder Dip is actually the first soup I’ve ever turned into a dip, but I still stand by my title. Afte...
Lobster Thermidor – Not Your Parents’ Thermidor
I don’t remember that much about the lobster thermidor I ate in culinary school in the early eighties, other than not really being able to t...
Sea Bass San Sebastian – Haven’t Been There, Done That
You do not have to go to a place, to be inspired by their food. In fact, it’s a lot cheaper, and easier if you don’t. So, as I stated in the...
Spanish Octopus – Now 100% Trick Free
I’ve never been to Spain, so to what extent this is actually Spanish octopus, I can’t really say, but after having enjoyed this underrated s...
"Norcal" Nicoise Salad – Layered for Your Pleasure
I know I’ve made fun of salads served in Mason jars before, but when I was asked to contribute a layered Nicoise to an Allrecipes Easter fea...
Prawn Provencale – Eating the 80’s
I’m not sure these are actually prawns, and I’ve never been to Provence, but this great appetizer was called Prawn Provencale when I learned...
Norwegian Butter Sauce – Better Know as Sandefjordsmør
My Norwegian pronunciations aren’t any better than my French ones, but as challenging as saying, “Sandefjordsmør,” may be, this amazingly si...
Brazilian Fish Stew – Almost Moqueca
In case I wasn’t completely clear the multiple times I mentioned it in the video – this is just my take, my twist, my interpretation of a B...
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