Serve a sampling of the sea's best bite-sized eats prepared any way you like them.
Add each of the ingredients to this succulent dish slowly to ensure that the flavors meld seamlessly. Anchovy fillets add a hint of salt that complements the sweet, but light dry white wine sauce.
Recipe: Mixed Seafood Risotto
While traditional ceviche would offer raw fish "cooked" with citrus juices, this chilled shrimp cocktail is fully cooked. Poach shrimp in a lime juice and water mixture, then combine with hot sauce, cilantro, olive oil, and ketchup and chill before serving to create the Mexican-inspired "cocktail."
Recipe: Shrimp Ceviche Cocktail
Serve a stew that really lets the light flavor of the shrimp, oysters, and crab shine. Fresh garlic, tomatoes, okra, celery, and green onion add bright color and a tasty crunch to the dish. Add a crusty roll on the side for dipping.
Recipe: Gulf Coast Seafood Stew
Serve a hearty dinner salad that doubles as an appetizer dip. Lump crabmeat, avocado, and toasted, sweetened coconut lend tropical flavor to this summery dish. Serve with pitas for dipping or over lettuce as a main dish.
Recipe: Coconut Crab and Shrimp Salad
When shrimp, scallops, and fish are fresh, you'll want to keep pasta sauces light so they won't overwhelm the seafood's delicate flavor. Sauté brined shrimp with oil in garlic and onions, then add tomato, black pepper, and fresh basil for a refreshing dinner that's light on the stomach and big on flavor.
Bake a casserole packed with the flavors of the Louisiana Bayou. Cayenne pepper, okra, and a rainbow of colorful bell peppers add heat and crunch to this creamy dish. Double the recipe and freeze one casserole for later.
Recipe: Cajun Shrimp Casserole
Oven-fry shrimp to give them a crisp bite. Before baking, dredge in panko, garlic powder, and onion powder. Serve with a tangy Dijon mustard and honey sauce for dipping.
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