Fish dishes are light, flavorful, and packed with nutrients, making them a great addition to any meal. Whether you’re looking ...

Fish cooked in parchment paper feels a little 1980s-dinner-party, doesn’t it? But as my mom said when she saw me prep these parcels on FaceTime recently, “Did it ever go out of fashion?” ...

Additionally, don’t eat raw or undercooked swai. Cook fish to an internal temperature of 145℉ (62.8℃) to destroy potentially harmful bacteria, such as Vibrio. It’s best to eat various ...

The flat body lends it perfectly too cooking, just prepare it with a little lemon butter and/or fry it ... Toss in a little lemon, some spice, and the fish does the rest of the work. 4) (tie) Mahi ...

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You want to aim for an internal temperature of 145°F. Like pork, you want to cook fish to an internal temperature of 145°F. There is, however, one exception: salmon. Caison recommends turning ...

Swept aside by colonialism, this ancient tradition is being reclaimed by a new generation of Filipino chefs who are ...

Every day, local fishermen visit Ernesto Rojas to sell him small, colorful fish plucked from rivers in the Colombian jungle that end up in aquariums around the world. The septuagenarian has ...

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The method you choose for microwaving fish will depend on the fish you're cooking and the dish you're making, but poaching and steaming produce the best results. White fish is good steamed in ...

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The fish could not be simpler to prepare: Seasoned with nothing more than salt and pepper and cooked in a buttery bath of white wine, it comes out of the oven deliciously moist and flaky.