Thanks to CSF member Bea Johnson for this easy recipe, which you can also find in her book Zero Waste Home. We love these preserved anchovies in our salads or on our pizzas!
Read MoreThis sauce!! Use it on any fish, as a dip, on bread, anything. Super versatile and delicious. Pictured here on halibut with lentils and green salad.
Read MoreFrom CSF member Gwendelyn Enderoglu: “My husband and I ate this everyday on our honeymoon and now we make it at home whenever we can get great sushi grade tuna or yellowtail jack.”
Read MoreThe same technique as Manila clams with spaghetti - just make this easy pesto and add a dash of color!
Read MoreCSF member Monica Alton Spiller’s Swedish / California / Monterey baked sardine roll-ups recipe!
Read MoreServe with chips or tostadas and a cold beer. Top with tapatillo as desired. Cheers!
Read MoreThese fish cakes are another fun and easy way to enjoy fresh rockfish. Perfect with a crisp glass of white wine or a nice cold beer, whip these bad boys up and drizzle on some sauce for a celebration of our local bounty (and the end of the work day!)
Read MoreDoes this qualify as a "recipe"? I don't know, but it's one of our favorite ways to enjoy anchovies, so here goes!
Read MoreGARLIC!!! and clams. Can you handle it?! Only you can know!
Read MoreSuper simple and satisfying. I could just say, "make your favorite pasta sauce, add the calamari and simmer for 5 minutes, then serve with pasta and wine," but I know some folks enjoy a good list so here goes....
Read MoreGarlic, butter, and calamari - yeah baby!! Not in the mood for frying? Pour yourself a glass of something cold and heat up a baguette. There is so much more to this beautiful cephalopod than just fried rings. But let's clean it first! See the video HERE. Recipe lovingly borrowed from Chowhound.
Read MoreBeautiful abalone - perfect tender bites of joy plus nature's art! Enjoy this quick and easy fried preparation, a classic for abalone. Honestly, I'm not a huge fan of fried seafood but this was ridiculously good and easy. Was it because they were alive only 5 minutes before I ate them? Or the bit of bacon grease I mixed in with the oil? I don't know, but this is a quick and easy way to prepare them that let's the abalone shine.
Read MoreWhip up this quick marinade and let it soak for at least 30 minutes before popping it in the oven if you can. If you're pressed for time don't sweat it, just slather it and roast!
Read MoreHere is an amazing recipe for your calamari, courtesy of Sea Forager Seafood member Aaron Rocchino, owner of The Local Butcher Shop in Berkeley. Super flavorful, satisfying, and simple. The man knows his food! Enjoy!
Read MoreTurn it into sashimi and eat all of it raw!
Read MoreVacation in a bowl! Enjoy.
Read MoreFisherman, friend and chef Hank Shaw knows just what to do with delicious, fresh tuna. Thanks, Hank!
Read MorePour yourself a frosty beverage, place a fish on a chip or cracker, and enjoy! Cheers!
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