Miso Maple Salmon à la Nobu

Here’s Nobu’s world famous miso black cod dish, reverse-engineered and simplified for home cooks as miso maple salmon. Nobu Matsuhisa is among the world’s most famous chefs. He specializes in Japanese food with a Peruvian twist and operates more than 50 Nobu restaurants around the globe, each of which serves his most celebrated dish: miso […]
Brown Butter Smoked Fish With The Smoke Catcher

Making delicious smoke-kissed fish on the grill has never been easier thanks to this technique. The “Smoke Catcher” as I call it, is a method of fast-smoking thin fish filets and bivalves on a grill. You place about 4 ounces of wood chips, pellets, sawdust, or dried herbs directly on flames or hot metal so […]
Provençal Smoked Fish Paté Recipe

Smoked fish paté? Think tuna salad from France on steroids. You can serve this like a dip for chips, a spread for crackers or toast points, make a sandwich with a tomato and melted cheese, plop it on top of a green salad, mix it with elbow pasta, rollups, serve accompanied by a platter of […]
Quick Simple Dry Brined Hot Smoked Fish Recipe

That’s sable (a.k.a. black cod) in the photo, but this dry brined hot smoked fish recipe works with salmon and just about any fish. Simply dry brine (lightly salt) the fish before cooking. It’s similar to soaking the fish in salt water (wet brining), but without the water. Click here for a classic wet brined […]
Smoked Fish Dip Recipe
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A Smoked Fish Road Trip to the Great Lakes

I tasted some of the best smoked fish of my life on the West Coast of Michigan—and this is coming from a guy who grew up on smoked fish in Florida The Leelanau Peninsula juts into Lake Michigan on the west coast of Michigan, just north of Traverse City. The Peninsula is home to several […]
Brown Butter Smoked Fish Recipe Featuring The Smoke Catcher

Finding the right balance of smoke when cooking fish on the grill can be a challenge but this technique, called “the smoke catcher,” makes it quick and simple for this brown butter smoked fish recipe.
Tamar Haspel, James Beard Award Winning Columnist

Author of various science articles for AmazingRibs.com, Tamar Haspel also writes the James Beard Award-winning Washington Post column Unearthed, which looks at how our diet affects us and our planet. She’s also written for Discover, Vox, Slate, Fortune, Eater, and Edible Cape Cod.
Corned Beef And Cabbage Done Right (You’ve Been Doing It Wrong)

This St. Patrick’s Day, take your corned beef to a new level thanks to this fool proof recipe. Traditionally preparing corned beef and cabbage means simply throwing it all in a pot of boiling water. Unfortunately the result is salty, mushy vegetables and meat that is tough and fatty. Here are tips to elevate this dish.
Griddle Grilled Crab Cakes Recipe

Jumbo lump crab meat shines brightly in this recipe for griddle grilled crab cakes with rosemary aioli. Exceptional crab cakes begin with high quality crab, gently blended with a minimum amount of other ingredients so that the crab remains the star of the show, then finished on the grill.
Easy Foil Packet Shrimp Boil For A Backyard Beach Feast

This mouthwatering grilled shrimp boil recipe is an effortless family style feast for your backyard cookout. There’s something truly engaging about diving into a steaming hot peel-and-eat shrimp boil, fingers dripping with spicy juices as you devour the tender shrimp, potatoes, sausage, and corn, all done on the grill.
The Perfect Custardy French Omelet With Smoked Salmon

With the addition of a little cornstarch, we let chemistry amp up the classic French omelet recipe. I dare you to make a better one.
The Only All-Purpose Marinade And Brinerade Recipe You Need For Seafood And Vegetables

As I explain in my article on the science and myths of marinades, they don’t penetrate most foods very far. The exceptions are seafood and vegetables. This one is based on a wonderful, herby salad dressing that my wife created.
Lobster Bisque That Will Make Your Guests Beg For More

A simple cream-based lobster bisque that will have your guests crying for more.
Easy Tempura Beer Batter For Deep Frying

Tempura batter is light, lacy, and ultra crispy. It is ideal for deep frying vegetables and seafood. In this recipe, the bubbles from beer or club soda help achieve the right texture.